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Rehans Familie gehört der Kaste der Pariyar an, einer Handwerkerkaste. Traditionell bearbeiten die Angehörigen dieser Volksgruppe Altkleider. Beispielsweise verarbeiten sie diese zu Bettdecken oder Kopfkissen. Pariyar ist eine Unterkaste der Bishwokarma oder Kaami und damit der Dalit. Dies sind die “Unberührbaren” im heutigen Nepal. Der Begriff Dalit bezieht sich auf eine Gruppe von Menschen, die religiös, kulturell, sozial, wirtschaftlich und historisch unterdrückt, ausgeschlossen und als unantastbar behandelt werden. Sie leben in unterschiedlichen Regionen, sprechen verschiedene Sprachen und gehören unterschiedlichen Kulturen und Kasten an. Laut der National Dalit Commission (NDC) werden Dalit definiert als „jene Gemeinschaften, die wegen der Diskriminierung und der Unberührbarkeit aufgrund ihrer Kastenzugehörigkeit am rückständigsten in den Bereichen Soziales, Wirtschaft, Bildung, Politik und Religion sind. Die Dalit sind als niedrigere Kaste innerhalb des geschichteten hinduistischen Kastensystem bekannt, welches vor etwa 300 Jahren entstand. Sie sehen sich im täglichen Leben sehr vielen Formen diskriminierender Praktiken gegenüber, in den ländlichen Regionen deutlich stärker als in den Städten. Beispielsweise ist es Dalit nicht gestattet, die Häuser Angehöriger höherer Kasten zu betreten, ganz gleich wie gut man sich kennt oder vielleicht sogar befreundet ist, auch unabhängig von der Hierarchie untereinander. Dies hat in erster Linie religiöse und spirituelle Gründe, denn diejenigen glauben, dass die Unreinheit, die damit in ihr Haus gebracht würde, die Götter erzürnen würde. Diese Denkweise ist aber heutzutage fast ausschließlich nur noch bei älteren Menschen anzutreffen. Die jüngeren Generationen entfernen sich immer weiter von dem hierarchischen Kastendenken. Dabei gehören nach der letzten Volkszählung etwa 14 % der Gesamtbevölkerung Nepals den Dalit an. Sie umfassen 21 Kasten. Eine von ihnen sind die Pariyar.
Hinsichtlich des Kinderschutzes geht es vor allem um Aufklärung, Prävention und Observation, den Schutz vor körperlicher und emotionaler Misshandlung, um eine gewaltlose Erziehung zuhause und in den Schulen, den Zugang zu Bildung und Gesundheitsversorgung ohne Diskriminierung aufgrund von Armut oder der ethnischen Zugehörigkeit, um nur einige Beispiele zu nennen. Die Schulung und Fortbildung aller unserer Mitarbeiter vor Ort in Nepal aber auch in Deutschland ist eine grundlegende Voraussetzung. Ebenso die Aufklärung der Menschen im Umfeld der Kinder. In erster Linie der Eltern, aber auch der Lehrer, Dorfbewohner und Regierungsvertreter. Notwendig sind auch festgelegte Strategien zur Überwachung, Mitteilung, Evaluation und Intervention, in Anpassung an den kulturellen Rahmen und die individuellen Gegebenheiten vor Ort.
Dieses multimodale Konzept ist nicht nur von grundlegender Bedeutung für alle Aspekte der Entwicklung der Kinder. Es schaftt darüber hinaus die notwendigen Rahmenbedingungen, damit eine Patenschaft zum Erfolg werden kann. Zudem ist es Teil unserer Gesamtstrategie der Entwicklungsförderung. In Syangja leben sehr viele Menschen in großer Armut. Die Möglichkeiten der ökologischen Landwirtschaft beispielsweise eignen sich hier besonders gut, um die Wirtschaftskraft und die Unabhängigkeit der Menschen von Entwicklungsförderung zu stärken. Wir möchten auch Ihnen als Pateneltern in dieser Region zukünftig stärker die Möglichkeit geben sich hierbei aktiv zu beteiligen, wenn Sie dies möchten.
Koordiniert und kontrolliert wird dies einerseits natürlich durch Rehans Betreuer vor Ort, Surakshya Gurung im täglichen Kontakt mit den Kindern. Darin einbezogen sind ebenfalls die für den Distrikt Syangja zuständige Mitarbeiterinnen in unserem Büro in Nepal, Muna Gurung. Insbesondere auch das Team unseres Kinderschutz- und Entwicklungsnetzwerks, bestehend aus Mitarbeitern in Deutschland und Nepal, sowie eine Task Force, die die Aufgabe hat sich beispielsweise gesundheitlicher oder schulischer Probleme anzunehmen. Im Rahmen der Entwicklungsprojekte ist unser Projekt-Management Team ebenfalls involviert. Durch diese intensive, individuelle Betreuung und Förderung bewirkt die Patenschaft also weit mehr, als nur die dringend notwendige materielle Unterstützung.
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This is the banner of our Program. On December 28 from our Namaste Kids Nepal, we held a program for godparents children and parents meeting with distribution of monthly things warm clothes and blanket in this very cold season in the presence of Vice-president Anil Kumar Shrestha sir, Health personnel Namrata Shrestha, caretaker of Syangja Suraksha Gurung sir, Syangja youth club president Sajan Gurung and district-in-charge Boby Gurung about awareness, health and education.
Our caretaker Suraksha Gurung sir and district-in-charge Boby miss were arranging the monthly things warm trouser, track, pant, hoodies and Fiber blanket to our children according to children name.
In our program, first of all our caretaker welcomed us by putting beautiful cloth garland on us turn by turn.
In program our all children turn by turn welcomed us by putting beautiful flower garland and greet us warmly.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir was hosting program in a respective way. Our godparents children and their parents are participating on our program within our time schedule.
Our respected vice-president Mr. Anil Kumar Shrestha sir is giving motivational, awareness and educational speech to our god parents children and their parents. He said that education and health is important in our life, the people without the education is like a empty pot or inkless pen. He also describes about our program and future plan to our god parents children.
Anil sir is talking about final exam result and he stand up those who got less marks in their result. He is giving motivational, knowledgeable speech to them. He is suggesting their parents for give their children sound environment so that they can focus on their study.
After that, our caretaker manages token of love for us, he handover very respectfully to us. He also handover token of love to Syangja youth club president Sajan Gurung.
Our district-in-charge Boby miss was measuring weight of Rehan Pariyar and noted in list.
Our district-in-charge and caretaker was measuring height of Rehan Pariyar and noted in list.
Our health in-charge Namrata Shrestha miss is testing the whole face, body part of our god parents child Raj Kumar.
Our health in-charge Namrata Shrestha miss is testing the everything turn by turn and noted in list.
Our god parents children are having the snacks and enjoying delicious noodles with eggs. They said the snacks is very tasty. All of our children and parents are eating peacefully.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir, district in-charge Boby Gurung miss with our god parents child and his grandmother during the distribution of monthly things Warm clothes and fiber blanket.
Rehan and his grandmother was supper happy and thankful towards his godparents and Namaste Kids Organization for providing warm clothes and blanket in such cold seasons.
Our god parents child after received his monthly things we clicked a photos of him. He said he is very happy to have with us and very thankful towards his godparents and Namaste kids family for supporting continuously.
Our office team and our god parents children and their parents are being ready to capture a group photos after distributing the monthly things. And our caretaker and in-charge are managing them in a proper line.
Our office team and district caretakers with our god parents children and their parents after distributing the monthly things.
Our caretaker went to visit our godparents child Rehan Pariyar school and he clicked photo of school.
Rehan's school is very clean and the environment is also good. This is a school board of Rehan Pariyar.
When caretaker reached to Rehan's class, he was having a class. He was obediently reading with all of the students.
Rehan's teacher was checking home-work and at the same time he asked for our child Rehan to read lesson's paragraph.
After that, our caretaker request to the teacher and he met with our child Rehan and he clicked photo's with him.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir went to market to buy this month monthly things for our Syangja godparents children according to their needs.
Our caretaker was loading things from shop to jeep turn by turn. Whereas, jeep driver and shop sales boy also helped our caretaker in loading things.
When our caretaker reached there that time Rehan was sitting with his grandparents under sun because nowadays cold is increasing. When he saw his caretaker he greets warmly and offers caretaker sit on mat.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir distributed monthly things Rice, Oil, Salt, Gram, Potato and Dal to our child Rehan Pariyar . He was very glad to met with his caretaker.
When he received his monthly things, he was supper happy and said he is very much thankful towards his dearest godparents and Namaste Kids Organization for providing things and supporting continuously. Raj Kumar and his family are very happy and thankful.
Rehan is very good boy, he helps his grandparents in house hold things. Rehan thanked his godparents and Namaste Kids Organization for providing him such warm love and support.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir called all our godparents children and their family in middle of the place where children can come easily. Our caretaker managed all children and their family near caretaker house.
Our caretaker bought pant, t-shirt, school shoes, socks and underwear as according to our godparents child.
When Rehan Pariyar received his monthly things,
he and his family were so happy and thankful towards his godparents and Namaste Kids organization for providing what he needed.
While distributing monthly things, our caretaker also manages to measure all our godparent's children weight and height.
While distributing monthly things, our caretaker also manages to measure all our godparent's children weight and height.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparents child Rehan Pariyar home for house visit. When caretaker reached there that time Rehan was just came from school and he was about to study. When he saw his caretaker he greets warmly.
Then, caretaker clicked photo of Rehan Pariyar. Rehan is very active boy, he loves to do study. Rehan goes school regularly.
Caretaker was checking Rehan's home-work. Caretaker was also teaching Rehan Nepali home-work.
Caretaker was checking Rehan's home-work. Caretaker was also teaching Rehan Nepali home-work.
After all that, caretaker has to return home, so, he clicked photo of Rehan, his grandparents. Rehan's family are very happy and thankful towards Rehan's godparents and Namaste Kids organization for supporting Rehan.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir bought this month monthly things (groceries items) and he is uploading things from shop to vehicle.
When our caretaker reached there that time Rehan was reading and writing inside room. Whereas, his grandparents were sitting and just talking. When they saw they greets caretaker warmly.
Our caretaker distributed this month groceries things Rice, Dal, salt, Oil, Potato, Soybean to our godparents child Rehan Pariyar.
When he received his monthly things, he saw so happy and thankful towards his godparents and Namaste Kids organization for providing such warm support and care.
After all finished, caretaker was about to left Rehan home that time he clicked photos of them. They are very happy and thankful.
Our caretaker visited in our godparents Child Rehan Pariyar house to distribute this month monthly things. When caretaker reached there that time Rehan was setting with his grandparents, when he saw caretaker he greets warmly.
Our caretaker distributed this month monthly things School dress (Pant, shirt), school bag, pen, books cover to our godparents child Rehan Pariyar.
When Rehan received his monthly things his family and he was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and his godparents for supporting in these situation.
When he received his monthly things he was so happy and glad in the same time he said he is very thankful towards his godparents and Namaste kids organization for supporting him.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir called all our Syangja godparents children near caretaker house as middle junction for everybody and here to distribute monthly things to our children. They are following safety measures while receiving things. All our children are till healthy.
Our caretaker distribute monthly things Rice, Flour, Salt, Dhaal, Oil, Gram, Cloth Soap and mask our child Rehan Pariyar. When Rehan received her monthly things his family was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and his godparents for supporting in these situation.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir was measuring height of our child Rehan Pariyar and noted into copy.
When our caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparents child home to distribute this month monthly things to Rehan Pariyar. When reached there that time Rehan was just sitting with his family.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir distributed this month monthly things Sugar, tea, biscuits, beaten rice, Dhaal, Dettol Soap and Mask to all our godparents children. Our caretaker even teaches safety measures, wearing every time mask whenever go outside to our all children and their family. They are following safety measures.
Our caretaker distributed monthly things to our dear child Rehan Pariyar When he received his monthly things he was so happy and he thanked his godparents and namaste kids organization for supporting him in this situation.
When Rehan received his monthly things his family were very happy and glad. They thanked his godparents for caring and supporting their child continuously.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir distributed this month monthly things Rice, Dhaal, Soybean, Noodles, Oil, Surf, Body soap, Cloth soap, Shampoo, Tooth-paste, Tooth-Brush, mosquito-net and Dustbin to our godparents child Rehan Pariyar. When Rehan received his monthly things, he was so, happy and thankful to his godparents and Namaste kids organization for supporting him continuously.
Ashok thanked his godparents for loving, caring and supporting him . He as well thanked to the Namaste kids organization for supporting.
When Ashok Baral received his monthly things, his family were very thankful to Ashok's godparents and Namaste Kids Organization.
Our caretaker distributed this month monthly things slipper, socks, shoes, pencil box, color, copy set and track to Rehan Pariyar. When he received his monthly things he was so thankful towards his godparents and Namaste kids organization for continuous support.
When our caretaker distributed this month monthly things to Rehan that time Rehan and his family were so thankful and glad towards Rehan's godparents and namaste kids organization.
When Rehan received his monthly things, his family were so happy and glad for those warm supports towards them. They are very thankful to Rehan's godparents and Namaste kids organization.
We organized small program / we can say meeting with our children and their parents about awareness, education, health, cleanliness. That time our president Sagun Sir was checking nail of our children and our all children was clean and tidy.
Our respective vice- president Anil Kumar Shrestha sir was giving speech about awareness, education and health to all parents and our children.
Our all children are listening very carefully towards us. They all are very excited and happy to met us.
We held a meeting with our Syangja godparent's children and their parents about education, health, cleanliness and awareness. We had our Namaste Kids organization member there to introduce, to give awareness speech to all of them.
Our office team Susmita miss, Boby miss, caretaker Suraksha sir were measuring height and weight of our all Syangja godparent's children.
After finishing our meeting, we clicked group photos of all Syangja godparent's children. All Children are very happy and thankful to their godparents and Namaste kids organization for supporting them continuously. l
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir distributed this month monthly things warm quality jacket, trouser, socks to our godparents child Rehan Pariyar.
Rehan grandmother and father are very glad and thankful to Rehan's godparents and Namaste kids organization for continuous support. In the same time they are thankful towards Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir for providing things to their house wise.
Rehan liked that warm Jacket a lot. He really thanked his godparents and Namaste kids organization for providing such things which was really needed for him.
Rehan grandmother and father are very glad and thankful to Rehan's godparents and Namaste kids organization for continuous support. In the same time they are thankful towards Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir for providing things to their house wise.
When our district caretaker Suraksha Gurung visited there, that time Rehan was sitting with his grandfather and when he saw his caretaker he was very happy and excited to met him and he greet his caretaker very warmly. He is very generous boy. He respect elders.
Our district caretaker Suraksha Gurung handover monthly things to Rehan Pariyar. When he received this month monthly things, he was very happy and thankful to his godparents and Namaste Kids organization.
When Rehan Pariyar received this month monthly things, he was very happy and thankful to his godparents and Namaste Kids organization.
Our district caretaker Suraksha Gurung handover monthly things to Rehan Pariyar. When he received this month monthly things, he was very happy and thankful to his godparents and Namaste Kids organization.
Rehan and his grandparents are very happy and very much thankful to Rehan's godparents and Namaste Kids organization.
Rehan received this month monthly things like school dress, bag, copy, pencils, pen and warm cap. When he received monthly things he was very happy and thankful to his godparents and Namaste Kids organization for help and support.
This is the second time photos where Rehan was sitting with his grandparents and when he was his caretakjer he was very happy and excited to met him and he saw his monthly things and he was very happy to received those things.
When our district caretaker Suraksha Gurung visited there, that time Rehan was sitting with his grandfather and when he saw his caretaker he was very happy and excited to met him and he greet his caretaker very warmly. He is very generous boy. He respect elders.
This is the right side of Rehan family's house area. Where they wash utensils, clothes there. They don not have big drum to fill water.
This is the right side of Rehan family's house area. Where they wash utensils, clothes there. They don not have big drum to fill water.
This is Rehan family's kitchen where they have kitchen utensils but they do not have big cooking utensils, glasses, plates. They have very old water jar. They use fire wood to cook food.
Rehan is very thankful to the Namaste Kids Organization for supporting him and he is very happy and he sent warm greeting to his godparents.
Rehan house have wooden ladder. In front of Rehan, there is peels of vegetable for animal.
This is Rehan family's kitchen where they have kitchen utensils but they do not have big cooking utensils. They have very old water jar.
Rehan was sitting with his grandfather and grandmother. Rehan and his grandparents are very happy and thankful to the Namaste kids for supporting them.
Our district caretaker Suraksha Gurung visited first time in Rehan Pariyar home, that time he was sitting with his grandfather and grandmother. Rehan and his grandparents are very happy and thankful to the Namaste kids for supporting them.
Our district caretaker Suraksha Gurung visited first time in Rehan Pariyar home, that time he was sitting with his grandfather and grandmother. In their house, they have old mat, water jar. When Rehan met with the caretaker he was very happy.
Um die 90 % der Bevölkerung leben von der Landwirtschaft und Viehzucht findet überwiegend zur Eigenversorgung statt. Knapp ein Drittel des Landes wird dabei genutzt; der größte Teil des Agrarlandes befindet sich in der Terai-Region. Zu den wichtigsten Anbauprodukten gehören Reis, Mais, Buchweizen, Gerste, Kartoffeln, Zuckerrohr, Hirse, Jute und Tabak; daneben werden Geflügel, Rinder und Wasserbüffel gezüchtet. Auf den Hochweiden werden neben Schafen und Ziegen auch Yaks gehalten.
Nepal ist nach Brasilien das zweit süsswasserreichste Land der Erde. Etwa ein Viertel der weltweiten Vogelspezies findet man hier.
Auf dem gleichen Breitengrad wie Kuba liegend, ist Nepal ein kleines ehemaliges Königreich an den Südhängen des Himalaya. Es befindet sich zwischen den asiatischen Supermächten Indien (im Westen, Süden und Osten) und China (im Norden; gemeinsame Grenze mit der autonomen Region Tibet der Volksrepublik China) und bildet Nepal ein von Land umschlossenes Rechteck mit einer Nord-Süd Ausdehnung von 245 km an der breitesten Stelle und 885 km in ost-westlicher Richtung.
Syangja ist einer der 77 Ditrikte und befindet sich in der Provinz Gandaki in Zentral-Nepal. Nepal ist ein überwiegend gebirgiges Land inmitten des Himalayas. Es erstreckt sich von der Ganges Tiefebene im Süden, dem Terai, über bergiges Land bis an das tibetanische Hochplateau im Norden mit dem majestätisch anmutenden Himalayagebirge. Dort thronen acht der zehn höchsten Gipfel der Erde, der Mount Everest (8.848 m), der Kangchenjunga (8.586 m), der Lotse (8.516 m), der Makalu (8.485 m), der Cho Oyu (8.188 m), der Dhaulagiri I (8.167 m), der Manaslu (8.163 m) und der Annapurna I (8.091 m). Im Mittel gesehen ist Nepal das höchste Land der Erde. 10% der Gesamtfläche liegen über 5.000 m und über 28 % liegen höher als 3.000 m. Trotz dieser Rekordzahlen befindet sich der tiefste Punkt auf lediglich 70 m in den südlich gelegenen Tiefebenen.
Die Hügelkette der Shivaliks (bis 1.500 m) und der Mahabharat (2.000 – 3.000 m) bilden den Übergang vom Flachland in das Mittelland. Dieses erreicht bewaldete und mit Terrassenfeldern angelegte Höhen bis zu 3.000 m. Im Mittelland leben 45 % der Bevölkerung auf 30 % der Landesfläche. Nördlich der Mahabharat Hügelkette grenzt ein weitläufiges Hügelland, welches das ursprüngliche, alt besiedelte Nepal darstellt.
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Unser neuer Namaste Kids Help Shop
Die hier angebotenen Produkte werden in einer kleinen Manufaktur in Pokhara, Nepal hergestellt von Angehörigen, zumeist Frauen, der sozial schwächsten Gesellschaftsschichten. Für die Herstellung wird Pashmina (Kashmirwolle) aus Nepal verwendet. Die Anfertigung erfolgt noch von Hand und ist ein jahrhundertealtes Kunsthandwerk, dessen Erbe in der heutigen Zeit mit Verbreitung der maschinellen Produktion unbedingt erhalten werden sollte.
Durch den Kauf eines dieser Produkte unterstützen Sie zum einen die Frauen, die diese Dinge herstellen, denn sie werden durch uns direkt an dem Verkaufserlös beteiligt. Zum anderen fördern Sie damit unsere Gesundheits- und Bildungsprojekte für Kinder in den entlegenen und schwer zugänglichen Regionen Nepals.
Hier finden Sie unseren neuen HelpShop
Suraksha lebt selbst in der Region, in der er die Patenkinder betreut, spricht etwas Englisch und hat einen guten Bildungsstand. Als Mitarbeiter von Namaste Kids betreut er die Patenkinder in einem Umkreis von etwa 8 Stunden Fußmarsch. Er ist ein sehr motivierter, verantwortungsvoller und sehr zuverlässiger Mitarbeiter, was aber auch notwendig ist für die umfassende und nachhaltige Betreuung, die alle Patenkindern erhalten.
Wie bewerten Sie die Arbeit von Surakshya mit Ihrem Patenkind ?
Unsere Betreuer für die Patenkinder arbeiten alle praktisch ehrenamtlich. Sie haben alle eines gemeinsam: sie sind jung, sozial engagiert und kommen selbst aus armen Verhältnissen. Surakshya Gurung ist 26 Jahre alt und lebt mit seinen Eltern, seiner Frau und seinen beiden kleinen Kindern im Distrikt Syangja. Er arbeitet hauptberuflich als Betreuer der Patenkinder in dieser Region. Suraksha bekommt ein kleines, aber den Arbeitsaufwand würdigendes Grundeinkommen, welches durch den Vorstand bezahlt wird. Besonders in den Bergregionen des Himalayas sind die Wege zu den Kindern weit und mühsam. Um die Patenkinder zu betreuen ist Suraksha täglich mehrere Stunden unterwegs. Hinzu kommen besondere Anlässe wie Geburtstage, der Einkauf der benötigten Dinge für die Patenkinder, die er in aller Regel nur in Phedikhola Bazar, der nächstgelegen Stadt kaufen kann, um sie dann den Patenkindern zu bringen. Zu seiner Arbeit gehört es auch, dass er für die Kinder / die Familien immer erreichbar ist. Hinzu kommen regelmäßige Gespräche mit den Lehrern der Kinder.
Wir haben uns daher überlegt, dass wir das Patenportal auch nutzen wollen, um den Pateneltern die Möglichkeit zu geben, den Betreuern Wertschätzung ihrer Arbeit auszudrücken, in Form einer kleinen, einmaligen finanziellen Unterstützung. Es wäre für sie natürlich eine ganz besondere Anerkennung, ihre Arbeit für die Kinder in dem Wissen zu tun, dass diese von den Pateneltern in Deutschland positiv wahrgenommen wird. Es besteht dabei aber absolut keine Erwartungshaltung, denn sie machen diese Arbeit nicht des Geldes wegen.
Möchten Sie Suraksha ein kleine Würdigung seiner Arbeit zukommen lassen ? Dann haben Sie hier die Möglichkeit dazu:
Vielen Dank für Ihre Nachricht. Wir werden uns umgehend mit Ihnen in Verbindung setzen.
Ihr Namaste Kids Team
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