Hallo liebe Klasse 6e1, ich bin Sandip aus Nepal
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Sandips Familie gehört der indigenen Volksgruppe der Magar an. Gharti ist ein nepalesischer Familienname. Er ist in zwei Volksgruppen (Kasten) verbreitet, bei den Chhetris und bei den Magars. Zur Unterscheidung werden diese Bezeichnungen manchmal mit angegeben (zum Beispiel in der Form »Gharti-Magar«). Die Magar sind eine der ethno-linguistischen Voksgruppen, die laut Volkszählung von 2011 etwa 7 % der Gesamtbevölkerung Nepals repräsentieren. Erstmals schriftlich wurden die Magar in der Zeit um 1100 n.C. erwähnt. Ihre angestammte Heimat erstreckt sich vom westlichen und südlichen Rand des Dhaulagiri-Gebietes des Himalaya bis zu den Mahabharat-Ausläufern im Süden und dem Kali Gandaki Flussbecken im Osten. In ihrer Herrschaftszeit gründeten sie ihre eigenen Königreiche im alten Nepal: das Bara Magaranth (12 Magar Königreiche) östlich des Gandaki Flusses gelegen, sowie des Athara Magaranth (18 Magar Königreiche) westlich vom Gandaki Fluß genannt wird. Diese Gebiete werden heute von ihnen bevölkert. Von den etwa zwei Millionen Magar in Nepal sprechen fast achthundert tausend eine der Magar-Sprachen als Muttersprache. Die meisten der anderen (vor allem junge Menschen) sprechen Nepali als Muttersprache. Ebenso wie bei anderen Volksgruppen in Nepal, die ihre eigene Muttersprache sprechen, hilft dies einerseits die Verständigung innerhalb der Gesellschaft deutlich zu verbessern. Andererseits aber führt es allmählich zum Aussterben dieser alten Sprachen. Landwirtschaft und Militär sind heutzutage die Haupteinnahmequellen. Die Magar stellen auch die größte Anzahl von Gurkha-Soldaten außerhalb Nepals.
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Our godparents children Sandip and his brother Sijan Ranabhat with their mother and they were very happy to see our caretaker.
Our godparents child Sandip is sitting on the bed and the bed was clean and well managed.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir visited to our godparents child Sandip Ranabhat's house for follow up. When our caretaker reached there Sandip was doing his homework.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir visited to our godparents child Sandip Ranabhat's house for follow up. When our caretaker reached there Sandip and his brother were doing their homework.
When Sandip received his monthly things, Sandip and his family were very much thankful towards Sandip's godparents and Namaste Kids Organization for such warm support and love. They sent many warm greetings to Sandip's respected godparents.
Our caretaker distributed this month monthly things school uniforms, shoes, socks, copy, pencil, eraser, sharpener and school bag to our godparents child Sandip Ranabhat. When he received his monthly things he was supper happy for having those things which was really needing his school life.
After receiving his monthly things, he said he misses his lovely godparents, he is very thankful and lucky that he have a godparents who support him in every sectors. He loves his godparents a lot.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir checked the nails of our godparents children Sijan and Sandip Ranabhat.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir visited to our godparents child Sandip Ranabhat's house for follow up. When our caretaker reached there, they were having their meal.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir and our godparents child Sandip went to Sandip's school to see his result. And our caretaker was helping Sandip to see his result.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir visited to our godparents child Sandip Ranabhat's house for follow up. When our caretaker reached there, our godparents child Sandip was writing his homework.
This is the kitchen room of our godparents child Sandip Ranabhat's family. They used gas to cook food which was provided by our organization.
This is the bedroom of our godparents child Sandip Ranabhat's family. It looks little quite dirty and our caretaker told them to clean their room.
Our district caretaker Surakshya Sir manages and handovers the monthly goods to our godparents children. The monthly goods includes the daily needed food items like Rice, Daal, Soyabean, Salt, Oil etc and a wall watch to chck the time. Surakshya Sir is very hardworking and caring. Sandip and his family were very happy to receive the goods.
Our district caretaker Surakshya Sir manages and handovers the monthly goods to our godparents children. The monthly goods includes the daily needed food items like Rice, Daal, Soyabean, Salt, Oil etc and a wall watch to chck the time. Surakshya Sir is very hardworking and caring. Sandip is very happy and thankful to receive the goods.
Our district caretaker Surakshya Sir manages and handovers the monthly goods to our godparents children. The monthly goods includes the daily needed food items like Rice, Daal, Soyabean, Salt, Oil etc and a wall watch to chck the time. Surakshya Sir is very hardworking and caring.
Our district caretaker Surakshya Sir manages and handovers the monthly goods to our godparents children. The monthly goods includes the daily needed food items like Rice, Daal, Soyabean, Salt, Oil etc and a wall watch to chck the time. Surakshya Sir is very hardworking and caring.
Our district caretaker Surakshya Sir manages and handovers the monthly goods to our godparents children. The monthly goods includes the daily needed food items like Rice, Daal, Soyabean, Salt, Oil etc and a wall watch to chck the time. Surakshya Sir is very hardworking and caring.
He is our godparents child Sandip Ranabhat from Syangja. He is having tea at his house when our district caretaker Surakshya Sir reached there.
This month he received her monthly things like copy, calculator, pencil, pasta, toothpaste, toothbrush, body soap and laundry soap. He was very happy to get the things which are needed for him.
Our godparents child Sandip Ranabhat. He was very happy to our caretaker. And he greets our caretaker.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir provided copy, pencil, toothpaste, calculator, toothbrush, body soap and laundry soap to our godparents child Sandip Ranabhat. He was very happy to get the things which are needed for him.
This month he received her monthly things like copy, calculator, pencil, pasta, toothpaste, toothbrush, body soap and laundry soap. He was very happy to get the things which are needed for him.
After receiving Sandip's monthly things, his parents were very happy and thankful to his godparents for supporting him.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir visited in the house of our godparents child Sandip Ranabhat. When our district caretaker reached there he was helping his mother to cook food.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir visited our godparent's children Babita Gharti, Muskan Chhetri, Sandip Ranabhat, Sanjita Gharti and Sijan Ranabhat School ( Shree Janapriya Secondary School). When our caretaker reached there that time our all children were having their class. Our caretaker requested their teachers and went inside and met them. He talked their teachers how our children are doing in study, are they regularly come in school or not, when would be their exams, etc. According to their teachers, our children are very active in school activities, they come school regularly, their exam are not fixed yet to held because of virus. They sent many greetings to all of us.
Our caretaker requested their teachers and went inside and met them. And he was looking at his book and ask what they were reading.
Our caretaker requested their teachers and went inside and met them. And he clicked the photo of Sandip Ranabhat.
Our district caretaker Suraksha sir visited our godparent's children Babita Gharti, Muskan Chhetri, Sandip Ranabhat, Sanjita Gharti and Sijan Ranabhat School ( Shree Janapriya Secondary School).
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 Sandip Ranabhat and Namrata miss noted in list.
Our health in-charge Namrata Shrestha miss is checking ear of our god parents child Sandip Ranabhat.
Our health in-charge Namrata Shrestha miss is checking eyes of our god parents child Sandip Ranabhat.
Our health in-charge Namrata Shrestha miss is testing the whole face, body part of our god parents child Sandip Ranabhat.
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.
Sandip 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 Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparent's child Sandip Ranabhat's house for follow up and his caretaker clicked a photo of his house.
Our godparent's child Sandip's aunty was preparing food outside the house for her family.
Our godparents child Sandip and his brother were making Christmas tree for their godparents. As they live together but their godparents were different. So, they are drawing for their godparents.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir like their drawing and click photos with them. They are very happy and they wished their godparents happy merry Christmas and at the same time they wished happy new year too.
After finished they showed their beautiful drawing to our caretaker and he took pictures of them with their full drawing.
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.
Our Syangja Caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparents child Sandip Ranabhat home to distribute things. This is the view of Sandip's house.
After that Sandip was playing volley ball and our caretaker clicked a photo of him while he was playing.
Our Syangja caretaker Suraksha sir distributed monthly things Rice, Oil, Salt, Gram, Potato and Dal to our child Sandip Ranabhat. 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. Sandip and his family are very happy and thankful.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparents child Sandip Ranabhat home for follow up. While he was on the way, he clicked a photo where people grow millet.
When caretaker reached there that time, Sandip was sweeping floor, when he saw his caretaker he greets warmly. Sandip is active boy, he helps in house.
Our caretaker was checking nails of our child Sandip and including his brother Sijan. Both nails were cut and clean.
Our caretaker is asking Sandip that how is his studying going on, what activities are going on in school. how he is managing to study hard.
Sandip family use to cook food here and it is worked when we put woods and petrol. Their family have stone mixture where they mix spices to put in foods.
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 Sandip Ranabhat needs.
When Sandip Ranabhat 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 Sandip Ranabhat home to house visit, follow extra donation. When he reached there that time Sandip just finished his home-work and he sweep the floor. When he saw his caretaker he was very happy and greets him warmly.
Our caretaker clicked photos of Sandip's family kitchen, where they do not have kitchen rack to put all those spices.
Our caretaker follow extra donation which before time we gave things. to him. He uses that all things daily and wisely.
We gave Football to Sandip Ranabhat and he plays with his brother Sijan in free time. Sandip thanked his godparents for warm support.
After finishing home-work, Sandip, his brother Sijan and caretaker was playing Carrom-board. They are enjoying a lot. Sandip is supper happy and thankful towards his and his brother's lovely godparents.
Our Syangja Caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparents child Sandip Ranabhat home to celebrate Sandip's birthday. This is the view of Sandip's house.
Our caretaker manages there and clicked agroup photos of Sandip and his family. Sandip invited near neighbor aunty, sisters in his birthday.
When Sandip hold cake he said he was supper happy for this day and he thanked his godparents, Namaste Kids organization and his caring caretaker for providing such warm support and love for him.
After that all of them clapping and singing happy birthday song for Sandip. Sandip looks very happy and he felt so special on this day. Everybody over there were enjoying a lot.
Sandip's brother was putting Tika on Sandip's forehead and giving him a lots of blessings.
Sandip's Maiju (mother's Brother's wife) was putting Tika on Sandip's forehead and giving him a lots of blessings.
Sandip looks very happy and he felt so special on this day. Everybody over there were enjoying a lot.
Our caretaker Suraksha sir bought this month monthly things (groceries items) and he is uploading things from shop to vehicle.
Our caretaker distributed this month groceries things Rice, Dal, salt, Oil, Potato, Soybean to our godparents child Sandip Ranabhat.
When he received his monthly things, he and his family was so happy and thankful towards his godparents and Namaste Kids organization for providing such warm support and care.
When our caretaker reached there that time Sandip was just sitting with his family. When they saw caretaker they greets warmly.
Our caretaker visited in our godparents Child Sandip Ranabhat house to distribute this month monthly things. When caretaker reached there that time Sandip was doing house hold things, 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 Sandip Ranabhat.
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 visited in our godparents child Sandip home to handover the letter from his godparents to Sandip. Sandip was so happy to received letter from his godparents and he is so thankful for everything.
After receiving letter, he was so happy to know what was in letter and eagerly wanted to write letter for his godparents. So, he started to writing. He wrote what he wants to write there for his godparents. There his brother also writing letter with him.
While Sandip was writing, he wanted to reply accordingly what's in letter. He is reading godparents letter and also writing in his letter for his godparents.
This is a letter written by our godparents Sandip Ranabhat for his godparents with his warm heart. He wrote according to his wish that is why his letter reply is different. He said he loves his godparents very much and he wanted her godparents supports further days. He is very thankful and happy for the support by his godparents and Namaste Kids organization.
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 Sandip Ranabhat. When Sandip received her monthly things his was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and his godparents for supporting in these situation.
When he received her monthly things, he said he was very glad and thankful because he and his family are needing those things a lot in these time.
When our caretaker Suraksha sir visited in our godparents child Sandip Ranabhat home to distribute this month monthly things to Sandip. When he saw his caretaker he immediately greets his caretaker very warmly.
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.
When Sandip 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 Sandip Ranabhat. When Sandip received his monthly things, he was so, happy and thankful to his godparents and Namaste kids organization for supporting him continuously.
When Sandip received his monthly things, he and his family were very happy and thankful to the godparents and Namaste Kids Organization for continuous support.
Sandip said he is very happy and thankful to his godparents and namaste kids organization for caring and supporting in his livelihood. Sandip is a well discipline boy.
Our caretaker distributed this month monthly things slipper, socks, shoes, pencil box, color, copy set and track to Sandip Ranabhat. 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 Sandip that time Sandip and his family were so thankful and glad towards Sandip's godparents and namaste kids organization.
When Sandip received his monthly things, his family were so happy and glad for those warm supports towards them. They are very thankful to Sandip'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 office team Susmita miss, Boby miss, caretaker Suraksha sir were measuring height and weight of our all Syangja godparent's children.
Our respective vice- president Anil Kumar Shrestha sir was giving speech about awareness, education and health to all parents and our children.
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 district caretaker Suraksha sir visited early morning in Sandip Ranabhat house to distribute this month monthly things to Sandip.
At last we served snacks to all of our Syangja godparent's children. They ate very deliciously and added twice, thrice noodles. They all are very happy to have us there.
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
When Caretaker reached there, that time Sandip just washed his face when he saw his caretaker he and he received his monthly things copy set, pencil, track, sweater.
Sandip and his family are very glad and thankful to Sandip'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 in Sandip Ranabhat home, that time he was sitting there and when he saw his caretaker he was very happy and warmly greet to his caretaker.
Our Syangja district caretaker Suraksha Gurung was measuring weight and height of our godparent's child Sandip Ranabhat.
Our district caretaker Suraksha Gurung distributed this month monthly things to Sandip Ranabhat. When he received monthly things, he was very happy and thankful because he and his family really needed those things.
Sandip and his family are very happy and thankful to Sandip's godparents and Namaste Kids Organization for continuous support.
Sandip Ranabhat is trying to move rice from there but he is small and he cannot move easily without anybody helps. Sandip is very good boy, he is very kind and helpful boy.
After Sandip trying, his mother came and help to carry that rice inside the house. Sandip and his family are very happy and thankful to Sandip's godparents and Namaste Kids Organization for continuous support.
When our district caretaker Suraksha Gurung visited in Sandip's home that time Sandip was washing his face and brushing his teeth for refreshment so that he can go school tidy.
After some minutes his mother is serving food for Sandip. Sandip is excited to eat his lunch and also he is excited to go school.
After refreshing he went to the kitchen where his mother was cooking food and food was not ready so, Sandip had to wait for a minute.
Sandip was eating his lunch and he eat deliciously. After he finished he went for school. Our caretaker Suraksha Gurung also went with him till half way.
Our district caretaker suraksha Gurung Taking group Photo after distribute monthly things to them. This month they receive Copy, Pen, Pencil and warm Sweater for winter Season.
Our district caretaker suraksha Gurung Taking group Photo after distribute monthly things to them. This month they receive Copy, Pen, Pencil and warm Sweater for winter Season.
Our district caretaker suraksha Gurung Taking group Photo after distribute monthly things to them. This month they receive Copy, Pen, Pencil and warm Sweater for winter Season.
Sandip Ranabhat is taking photo after receiving his regular things. He is very ha[[y with his godparents for those things.
Sandip Ranabhat is receiving his Pen, Copy, Pencil and worm sweater for winter from our caretaker Suraksha Gurung. He is very happy with his godparents. He says thank you to is godparents.
Phase I and Phase II emphasize the implementation of an integrated and high-quality maternal, newborn and child health service. Improving coverage and quality of immunization procedures, prevention of mother-child-transmission (PMTCT), antenatal, intrapartum and postnatal period health services will be vital to reduce preventable maternal, newborn and infant deaths (according to the two global strategic plans, the ENAP and Strategies for Ending Preventable Maternal Mortality, EPMM).
Sandip Ranabhat is taking photo after receiving his regular things. He is very happy and thankful to his godparents for those things.
On July 17th, 2020 we officially started Phase I of the development plan to improve the health care service in the Machhapuchhre Village Municipality Ward no.3 in Kaski, Nepal.
Upcoming phases will stabilize and further improve the quality of all basic and necessary community health services. Phases III and IV focus on improving access to basic health services, including family planning, child health and safe motherhood, closer to rural households. We are going to contribute to providing educated manpower, such as female community health volunteers, basic health care services comprising the distribution of contraceptives, folic acid, Vitamin A and oral rehydration packets, as well as a community mental health program to combat common diseases like depression or epilepsy. On the grassroot level, the combination of Health Posts and Community Health Workers (CHW), e.g. female community health volunteers, is at the heart of PHC work in Nepal.
Nepal’s Himalayan terrain has always provided challenges for infrastructural improvements in health service delivery. The delivery of PHC in Nepal is still based on networks on district level as well as on below district level health care facilities such as Sub-Health Posts. Only about 20 % of the Health Care facilities provide basic emergency obstetric care and around 55% provide basic delivery and newborn services.
This is the inner part of Sandip and Sijan's house they don't have any drawer for their clothes. They put their clothes like this.
This is the kitchen of their family. They are cooking food in this fire stove. They don't have any cylinder gas (LP Gas) and stove.
Because of corona virus all school of Syangja are closed and tution is also not possible now. So, our District Caretaker Surekchya Gurung visiting children home to check the educational activities of children. He is giving home work to children and visiting their home to check homework.
Because of corona virus all school of Syangja are closed and tution is also not possible now. So, our District Caretaker Surekchya Gurung visiting children home to check the educational activities of children. He is giving home work to children and visiting their home to check homework.
Because of corona virus all school of Syangja are closed and tution is also not possible now. So, our District Caretaker Surekchya Gurung visiting children home to check the educational activities of children. He is giving home work to children and visiting their home to check homework.
Because of corona virus all school of Syangja are closed and tution is also not possible now. So, our District Caretaker Surekchya Gurung visiting children home to check the educational activities of children. He is giving home work to children and visiting their home to check homework.
On this month October 4th Surakshya Gurung sir handover extradonation football,shoes and game set to Sandip. He and his family are very happy for loving his and caring.Thank You godparents.
On this month October 4th sandip received his extradonation things football,shoes and game set. He and his family are very happy for loving his and caring.Thank You godparents.
On this month October 4th Surakshya Gurung sir handover extradonation football,shoes and game set to Sandip. He and his family are very happy for loving his and caring.Thank You godparents.
On this month October 4th Surakshya Gurung sir handover extradonation football,shoes and game set to Sandip. He and his family are very happy for loving his and caring.Thank You godparents.
On this month October 4th sandip received his extradonation things football,shoes and game set. He and his family are very happy for loving his and caring.Thank You godparents.
On this month October 4th sandip received his extradonation things football,shoes and game set. He and his family are very happy for loving his and caring.Thank You godparents.
sandip and His mother receive this month we are all our godparents children District caretaker surakha managing Rice, oil, Daal , Sugar, Soyabeen, Clothes soap, Body Soap. Colgate, Surf, tooth brush and slat etc.
This September month we are all our godparents children District caretaker surakha managing Rice, oil, Daal , Sugar, Soyabeen, Clothes soap, Body Soap. Colgate, Surf, tooth brush and slat etc so they are very happy.
This September month we are all our godparents children District caretaker surakha managing Rice, oil, Daal , Sugar, Soyabeen, Clothes soap, Body Soap. Colgate, Surf, tooth brush and slat etc so they are very happy.
This September month we are all our godparents children District caretaker surakha managing Rice, oil, Daal , Sugar, Soyabeen, Clothes soap, Body Soap. Colgate, Surf, tooth brush and slat etc so they are very happy.
Nepali festival teej is coming soon. At that time they need new clothes to go relatives home. So we provide New pant,Shirt and Underwear to them.
Nepali festival teej is coming soon. At that time they need new clothes to go relatives home. So we provide New pant,Shirt and Underwear to them.
Nepali festival teej is coming soon. At that time they need new clothes to go relatives home. So we provide New pant,Shirt and Underwear to them.
On August 13th Syangja Godparents children's caretaker Suraksha Gurung handover monthly things new pant,Shirt and underwear to Sandip Ranabhat.
On August 13th Syangja Godparents children's caretaker Suraksha Gurung handover monthly things new pant,Shirt and underwear to Sandip Ranabhat.
On August 13th Syangja Godparents children's caretaker Suraksha Gurung handover monthly things new pant,Shirt and underwear to Sandip Ranabhat.
Landslide on the road of ghachowk. This is very dangerous way for vehicles and local visitor of that place
District volunteer suraksha given this month school Bag, School Copy , Book cover ,pen, Pencil so he is very happy .
District volunteer suraksha given this month school Bag, School Copy , Book cover ,pen, Pencil so he is very happy .
He is receive this month school Bag, School Copy , Book cover ,pen, Pencil so he is very happy .
Sandip and his brother receive school Bag, School Copy , Book cover ,pen, Pencil so they are very happy .
It is from Phedikhola Rural municipality on the border of Syangja and Kaski . measures are being taken by the Rural Municipality to avoid Corona. All the scooters and bikes are allowed to cross the road only by senitizer.
It is from Phedikhola Rural municipality on the border of Syangja and Kaski . measures are being taken by the Rural Municipality to avoid Corona. All the scooters and bikes are allowed to cross the road only by senitizer.
Jährlich sterben in Nepal fast 8% aller Säuglinge und Kleinkinder unter fünf Jahren an den Folgen der Trinkwasserverunreinigung, an Mangelernährung oder an einfachen Infekten.
Die staatlichen Bemühungen konzentrieren sich auf eine Basisversorgung in Form von medizinischen Versorgungsposten (health posts). Diese fehlen allerdings häufig in den Bergregionen und in ländlichen Gebieten. Hier herrscht noch die Heiltätigkeit der Schamanen, deren Zahl auf 700.000 geschätzt wird und die bis zu 90 % aller Kranken behandeln.
Jährlich sterben in Nepal fast 8% aller Säuglinge und Kleinkinder unter fünf Jahren an den Folgen der Trinkwasserverunreinigung, an Mangelernährung oder an einfachen Infekten.
Laut WHO werden pro Jahr insgesamt für das Gesundheitswesen ca. 17 Euro pro Einwohner ausgegeben. Davon stammen 64,7%, d.h. ca. € 11,00, von Nichtregierungsorganisationen, 35,3% werden von der Regierung zur Verfügung gestellt, d.h. € 6,00 pro Einwohner
Gemäß WHO kommt auf mehr als 5.000 Einwohner ein Arzt, auf mehr als 80.000 Einwohner ein Zahnarzt. Die meisten arbeiten zentral in Kathmandu.
Due to the global spread of the corona virus, all the countries are in lockdown. And Nepal is also in lockdown, due to which our organization is not able to continue the service, so at this time there is a severe shortage of food in our children's homes.
Due to the global spread of the corona virus, all the countries are in lockdown. And Nepal is also in lockdown, due to which our organization is not able to continue the service, so at this time there is a severe shortage of food in our children's homes.
Sandip receive this month school dress, school bag, school sweater, copies, pen and geometric box so he is very happy.
Sandip receive this month school dress, school bag, school sweater, copies, pen and geometric box so he is very happy.
Sandip receive this month school dress, school bag, school sweater, copies, pen and geometric box so he is very happy.
Sandip receive this month school dress, school bag, school sweater, copies, pen and geometric box so he is very happy.
This month starting sandip ranabhat so district manager surakha gurung give school dress ,school bag,school sweater ,copy,pen and geometric box .
Sandip receive this month school dress, school bag, school sweater, copies, pen and geometric box so he is very happy.
This month starting sandip ranabhat so district manager surakha gurung give school dress ,school bag, school sweater, copy, pen and geometric box .
This month starting sandip ranabhat so district manager surakha gurung give school dress ,school bag,school sweater ,copy,pen and geometric box .
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.
Für Kinder in Nepal ist es nicht selbstverständlich, zur Schule zu gehen. Millionen Kinder können sich den Schulbesuch ganz einfach nicht leisten. Über die Hälfte der
Häufig gehen die Kinder in diesen Familien arbeiten und tragen mit ihrem kleinen Einkommen dazu bei, über die Runden zu kommen. Ein Teufelskreis für die Kinder - denn ohne schulische Bildung haben sie in dem armen Land Nepal keine Chance auf eine gut bezahlte Arbeit und damit eine bessere Zukunft.
Noch dazu wurden durch das Erdbeben im Jahr 2015 im ganzen Land 35.000 Klassenräume zerstört. Hunderttausende Kinder hatten von einem Tag auf den anderen plötzlich keine Schule mehr, die sie besuchen konnten. Wer dennoch zur Schule geht, bricht häufig vorzeitig ab: Nur die Hälfte aller eingeschulten Kinder beendet die Grundschule.
Für die Kinder in abgelegenen Regionen ist es besonders schwierig, zur Schule zu gehen. Die Wege in Nepal sind oft weit und beschwerlich. Noch dazu sind viele Lehrer in Nepal schlecht ausgebildet. Auch das Lernmaterial ist alles andere als optimal: Es fehlt an Tafeln, Büchern und Stiften. All das erschwert das Lernen.
Die Schulkosten für jedes Kind einer Familie sind sehr häufig nicht leistbar. So senden viele Familien nur das erste Kind zur Schule, für alle anderen fehlt das Geld. Sie benötigen unsere Hilfe, denn die Senkung der Analphabeten-Rate ist wichtig für die Zukunft der Kinder und des Landes.
Das nepalesische Bildungssystem besteht aus der Vorschule (Nursery und Playgroup, Lower Kindergarden LKG und Upper Kindergarden UKG), einer fünfjährigen Grundstufe, einer fakultativen fünfjährigen unteren Sekundarstufe (Basic Level), sowie einer zweijährigen oberen Sekundarstufe (Higher Secondary Level).
Gemäß einer Entscheidung des Obersten Gerichtshofs (Supreme Court) sollte die fünfjährige Grundstufe einschließlich der erforderlichen Bücher und Schuluniformen kostenlos sein. Dies ist die Zielsetzung, aber in der Realität ist das insbesondere in den ländlichen Regionen aufgrund der starken Unterfinanzierung des staatlichen Bildungssystems für die meisten Schulen einfach nicht möglich.
Nepals Bevölkerung besteht aus über 100 verschiedenen Volksgruppen mit eigenen Sprachen und Kulturen. Die durchschnittliche Lebenserwartung in diesem Vielvölkerstaat liegt bei 52 Jahren, was auf eine sehr schlechte medizinische Versorgung schließen lässt.
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.
Zwischen der nordindischen Ebene und den Vorbergen des Himalayas erstreckt sich zwischen 200 und 1.200 m das Terai. Das Klima ist tropisch. Subtropisches Klima beherrscht hingegen die mittlere Region der Täler und Bergketten zwischen den Vorbergen des Himalayas und der Hochgebirgskette. Das Hochgebirge, mit den höchsten Erhebungen der Welt, schließt das Land nach Norden ab. Im Osten verläuft die Grenze auf dem Hochgebirgskamm, im mittleren und westlichen Nepal dahinter.
Der Himalaya, eine Zusammensetzung aus den beiden Sanskrit-Wörtern hima (Schnee) und alaya (Ort, Wohnsitz), erhebt sich wie eine 2.500 km lange Mauer in mehreren, beinahe parallelen Ketten über die Ganges-Ebene. Dieses Gebirge ist dabei so hoch, dass es die globale Zirkulation der Atmosphäre und somit auch das Wetter auf der ganzen Welt maßgeblich beeinflusst.
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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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