Hallo liebe Frau Zerr und Herr Schoch, wir sind Gima und Subash aus Nepal
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Hintergrundinformationen über Gima und Subash
Gimas und Subashs Familie gehört der Kaste der Bishwokarma an, einer Handwerkerkaste. Traditionell stellen die Angehörigen dieser Volksgruppe Schmiedewerkzeuge für die Landwirtschaft her. Die Bishwokarma, oder häufig abgekürzt B.K.gehören zu den 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 sogenannter “reiner” 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 religiöse 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 Bishwokarma.
Gimas und Subashs Familie war schon immer sehr arm. Ihre Eltern hatten große Probleme sich selbst und ihre Kinder zu ernähren. Die Familie besaß ein sehr kleines Stück Land, auf dem sie ein wenig Reis und Kartoffeln anbauten. Dies reichte kaum aus um sie selbst mit Nahrung zu versorgen, geschweige denn als Einkommensquelle. Armut und Hoffnungslosigkeit gipfelten 2011 darin, dass ihr Vater Durga die Familie verließ. Von da an war ihre Mutter Parbati auf sich gestellt und musste alleine ihre Tochter versorgen. Aus diesem Grund heiratete ihre Mutter 2011 erneut. Gimas Stiefvater, Subashs Vater arbeitete damals als Hilfsarbeiter auf verschiedenen Baustellen in der Region. Damit verdiente er etwa 500 bis 1.000 Rupees pro Tag (ca. 4 bis 8 Euro). Dies ist nicht sehr viel, aber es genügte, damit die Familie ausreichend zu essen hatte und die Kinder in die Schule gehen konnten. Anfang 2015 fiel er bei der Arbeit von einem Bambusgerüst und verletzte sich so schwer, dass er seitdem an einer spastischen Querschnittslähmung leidet. Dies ist ein besonders schweres Schicksal, wenn man die Bedingungen in den ländlichen Regionen Nepals betrachtet. Es gibt dort keine festen Gehwege oder Straßen. Die Geographie zwingt die Menschen ständig bergauf und bergab zu laufen, auf schmalen Pfaden entlang von Reisfeldern und durch den Dschungel. Eine Querschnittslähmung kommt dort deshalb, trotz eines Rollstuhls praktisch einem vollständigen Mobilitätsverlust gleich. Die Verletzung ihres Stiefvaters führte dazu, dass nun wieder Gimas und Subashs Mutter allein verantwortlich ist für die Versorgung der Familie. Parbati arbeitet als Feldarbeiterin auf den Feldern in der Region. Die harte Arbeit wird einerseits sehr schlecht bezahlt (etwa 200 Rupien pro Tag, ca. 1,50 Euro) und ist andererseits nicht immer verfügbar. Aus diesem Grund ist es für sie sehr schwierig den beiden Kindern eine Schulbildung zu ermöglichen. Es fehlt an Schulmaterialien, aber auch an Kleidung. Der Schulweg ist relativ weit und die Kinder müssen ihn täglich, außer samstags und bei jedem Wetter zurücklegen. Insbesondere im Winter sind Gima und ihr kleiner Bruder Subash oft erkältet, weil ihnen warme Kleidung fehlt. Die Schulen sind auch nicht beheizt. Ihre Schule besitzt keine Elektrizität, d.h. die scheibenlosen Fenster werden geöffnet, um Tageslicht hineinzulassen, wodurch auch die Schulen sehr kalt und feucht sind. Während des Monsun in den Sommermonaten regnet es oft tagelang ununterbrochen. Ohne Regenschutz und Rucksack werden die wertvollen Hefte und Bücher schnell naß und unbrauchbar. Hinzu kommt, dass nach der Grundschule Gebühren für einen Teil des Unterrichts entstehen. Auch wenn die Regierung die Vorgabe gibt, dass staatliche Schulen kostenlos sein sollen, versuchen viele Schulen zusätzliche Unterrichtsfächer anzubieten, um ein annähernd vergleichbares Bildungslevel, wie die privaten Schulen zu erlangen. Da allerdings das staatliche Budget der Schulen dafür nicht ausreicht, müssen die Schulen diese Kosten über Gebühren für diese Fächer decken, die sich wiederum nicht alle Familien leisten können. Das führt zu einer weniger bekannten zweiten Ebene der Diskriminierung innerhalb des staatlichen Bildungssystems, neben der offensichtlichen zwischen privaten und staatlichen Schulen. Kinder wie Gima und Subash haben unter diesen Bedingungen keine Chance auf einen Schulabschluss und der Druck durch die Armut und den Hunger ist groß, weshalb die Zahl der arbeitenden Kinder in Nepal, trotz des offiziellen Verbots, so hoch ist. Kinder und Jugendliche sind natürlich ungelernte Arbeitskräfte und arbeiten deshalb meist auf den Feldern, auf Baustellen, als Geldeinsammler in Bussen oder als Tellerwäscher. Die Diskriminierung aufgrund der Kaste und der Armut ist aber signifikant stärker ausgeprägt als die, aufgrund des Geschlechtes. Gemeinsam mit den Pateneltern leisten wir einen wirkungsvollen Beitrag, um dies bereits in den Schulen zu verändern. Dafür ist eine der Voraussetzungen, dass Kinder einigermaßen vergleichbare Bedingungen haben und nicht von Beginn an aufgrund ihrer Armut benachteiligt sind und der frühzeitige Schulabbruch vorprogrammiert ist.
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 schafft darüber hinaus die notwendigen Rahmenbedingungen, damit eine Patenschaft zum Erfolg werden kann. Zudem ist es Teil unserer Gesamtstrategie der Entwicklungsförderung. In Gorkha 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 Gimas und Subashs Betreuerin vor Ort, Bindu Pariyar und ihren Betreuer Prakash Nepali im täglichen Kontakt mit den Kindern. Darin einbezogen ist ebenfalls die für den Distrikt Tanahun zuständige Mitarbeiterin in unserem Büro in Nepal, Maya 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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When our district caretaker Rakhi miss visited to our godparents child Subash Bk's house, he was reading a book and our miss is asking him about study.
When our district caretaker Rakhi miss visited to our godparents child Subash Bk's house, he was reading a book and our miss is asking him about study.
When our district caretaker Rakhi miss visited to our godparents child Subash Bk's house, he was reading a book and our miss is asking him about study.
When our district caretaker Rakhi miss visited to our godparents child Subash Bk's house, he was reading a book and our miss is asking him about study.
When our district caretaker Rakhi miss visited to our godparents child Subash Bk's house, he was reading a book and his mother is teaching him and our miss is asking him about study.
When our district caretaker Rakhi miss visited to our godparents child Subash Bk's house, he was reading a book and his mother is teaching him and our miss is asking him about study.
Our district caretakers Prakash sir and Bindu miss were holding a meeting with our godparents children and their family. They were discussing about our children study.
Our district caretakers Prakash sir and Bindu miss were holding a meeting with our godparents children and their family. They were discussing about our children study.
Our district caretakers Prakash sir and Bindu miss were holding a meeting with our godparents children and their family. They were discussing about our children study.
Our district caretakers Prakash sir and Bindu miss were holding a meeting with our godparents children and their family. They were discussing about our children study.
Our district caretaker Prakash sir visited to our godparents children's school for follow up. And our district caretaker Prakash sir was talking with their teacher because he didn't want to disturb their class.
Our caretaker arranges all those goods in proper way and also manages children in a line to distribute their monthly things.
Our caretaker Bindu miss was carrying those goods near house. Our caretaker contacted our children who are near in that area.
After buying all those things, caretaker manages one jeep for those things, They shifted all things in jeep properly.
Our caretaker Bindu miss and Prakash sir went to the shop to buy monthly things according to our children needs and wish.
Our district caretaker Bindu miss handovers the monthly goods to our godparents child Subash B.K. The monthly goods includes the daily needed food items like Rice, Daal, Soyabean, Salt, Oil etc.
Our godparents child Subash B.K with his mother after receiving the monthly goods. They were very happy and thankful.
Today Our district caretaker Bindu miss has a measured of Subash B.K.'s Height and weight.
Our Bindu miss has a measure the height and weight of our children every 6 months. They are good caring of our children's health.
Our Bindu miss has a measure the height and weight of our children every 6 months. They are good caring of our children's health.
Our Bindu miss has a measure the height and weight of our children every 6 months. They are good caring of our children's health.
Today our godparents child Sunash B.K. has a received letter and photos by sent his godparents. He is very happy and he is look a his godparents photos.
Today our godparents child Sunash B.K. has a received letter and photos by sent his godparents. He is very happy and he is look a his godparents photos.
Subash and his mother both of look a photos and letters. Subash and his mother are very happy to see the photo of his godparents helping his in this way.
Subash and his mother both of look a photos and letters. Subash and his mother are very happy to see the photo of his godparents helping his in this way.
Subash B.K. and his mother said you have seen them very well and his mother has blessed them a lot.
Our godparents child Subash was sitting on chair and write his homework peacefully. He was very happy to sit on the chair and writing homework in table.
Our godparents child Subash was sitting on chair and write his homework peacefully. He was very happy to sit on the chair and writing homework in table.
Our district caretaker Bindu miss and Prakash sir serve the things needed for winter to our godparents child Subash and chair, carrom board, pillow, bed set, study table, photo album, pressure cooker and other things which is needed for Subash from his extra donation. Subash and his mother were so happy to get things and thankful towards our organization.
Our district caretaker Bindu miss and Prakash sir serve the things needed for winter to our godparents child Subash and chair, carrom board, pillow, bed set, study table, photo album, pressure cooker and other things which is needed for Subash from his extra donation. Subash and his mother were so happy to get things and thankful towards our organization.
Our district caretaker Bindu miss and Prakash sir serve the things needed for winter to our godparents child Subash and chair, carrom board, pillow, bed set, study table, photo album, pressure cooker and other things which is needed for Subash from his extra donation. Subash was so happy to get things and thankful towards our organization.
Our district caretaker Bindu miss and Prakash sir serve the things needed for winter to our godparents child Subash and chair, carrom board, pillow, bed set, study table, photo album, pressure cooker and other things which is needed for Subash from his extra donation. Subash and his mother were so happy to get things and thankful towards our organization.
Our district caretaker Bindu miss and Prakash sir serve the things needed for winter to our godparents child Subash and chair, carrom board, pillow, bed set, study table, photo album, pressure cooker and other things which is needed for Subash from his extra donation. Subash was so happy to get things and thankful towards our organization.
Subash's mother is carrying bed set, chair, blanket, warm clothes for Subash which is provided by our organization.
Subash was very happy and gladly thankful towards our organization after receiving warm clothes and blanket.
Subash's mother is carrying blanket, warm clothes for Subash which is provided by our organization.
Our district caretaker Bindu miss is providing warms clothes and blanket to our godparents child Subash Bk.
Subash and his mother were really happy to receive warm clothes and blanket and were gladly thankful towards our organization.
Our district caretaker Bindu miss and Prakash sir serve the things needed for winter to our godparents children. For winter we had given each blanket, jackets, hoodie, trouser and gloves to each of our kids. From every family, each of a child had arrived to take things. We had advice them to put more warm clothes while going to school and in home as winter is increasing. They were so happy to get need of winter and thankful towards our organization.
Our district caretaker Bindu miss and Prakash sir serve the things needed for winter to our godparents children. For winter we had given each blanket, jackets, hoodie, trouser and gloves to each of our kids. From every family, each of a child had arrived to take things. We had advice them to put more warm clothes while going to school and in home as winter is increasing. They were so happy to get need of winter and thankful towards our organization.
Our district caretaker Bindu miss and Prakash sir serve the things needed for winter to our godparents children. For winter we had given each blanket, jackets, hoodie, trouser and gloves to each of our kids. From every family, each of a child had arrived to take things. We had advice them to put more warm clothes while going to school and in home as winter is increasing. They were so happy to get need of winter and thankful towards our organization.
Subash B.K. is very excited to this Christmas festival. They are very amazing when hear about to Christmas festival . They are very happy and merry Christmas to you.
And All Suklaganadki children Drawing to Christmas Tree and cap. So very beautiful picture and our caretaker also helping to them.
Our district caretakers Prakash sir and Bindu miss are describing about the Christmas festival to our god parents children. They are describing that how to Christmas festival is celebrating and what activities are done during Christmas festivals. And also, all the district care takers and our god parents children wishing a merry Christmas to you and all the Namaste Kids Family.
Subash B.K. and his mother are so very happy and very thankful to his godparents. They are received study item. He is very happy and will use it equally well. And he said very thankful to my godparents for support to us.
He is our godparents child Subash B.K. from Suklagandaki 10,Votaymakai. He reads in class 3 at Shree Chhaabdi secondary school. On this month everykid demand for only educational material.
Also Subash B.K. demanded for the some materials.
The materials which we give to him bellow
No1 copy
No 2 pencils
This her school materials is very important to him and he does a very good job of reading it.
Maya miss and Bindu miss are Gave a this month monthly things stationary book to Subash B.K.
And after the program is over, the children and their families have also made lunch and eaten it together. They have been enjoying and happy eating together like this.
Our district caretaker Prakash Sir also told our child good knowledge and their family were very happy. The families of all the children are very happy and thank you to their godparents and our Namaste kids organization for your help in making our children's future brighter.
Today we have a program of office vice president Anil sir and Maya miss and district caretaker Prakash sir and Bindu miss. We will distribute educational material to all our children .As regular reading programs are being conducted in all our children's school now , so we are distributing educational materials today ,keeping in view the materials they need.
We had planned to distribute necessary educational materials to the children under our Gorkha God Parents project last month but due to lack of necessary educational materials in the shop where we ordered the goods, we pulled out the required educational materials from our office team and distributed them to our God Parents children today.
He is Subash B.K. Our caretaker Bindu Miss visited his home. Now is "Tihar" festival in Nepal. At this time, his sister blesses his brother by put a Tika to him.
This time we distributed educational materials such as copies, pens, pencils and other helpful books to the children. We hope that the use of these educational materials will further help in improving the educational quality of the children. Also, the representative pictures of today's educational material distribution are as follows. We had a small program and we worked with our children and their families to raise awareness and encourage them on how to make their children's education better and brighten their future.
And after the program is over, the children and their families have also made lunch and eaten it together. They have been enjoying and happy eating together like this.
On the tenth day known as Tika, people are seen moving around with their foreheads covered with rice tika, wearing new clothes and playing swing. There is much feasting as people visit relatives’ homes to receive tika and blessings.
He is our Godparents child Subash B.K.. He is received of this month monthly things like grocery items. Our Dashain festival is coming soon so, Now we have made these items available for food by making sweet dishes for the festival.
On the tenth day known as Tika, people are seen moving around with their foreheads covered with rice tika, wearing new clothes and playing swing. There is much feasting as people visit relatives’ homes to receive tika and blessings.
During Dashain, men and women in their fineries visit their elders to seek tika (a dab of red vermilion mixed with yogurt and rice) accompanied by blessings. Sword precessions (Paayaa) are also held in various part of the Kathmandu Valley. A large number of animals are officially sacrificed at Hanuman Dhoka during Nawami which is attended by officials, invitees and visitors.
Goddess Durga, symbolizing valor and prowess, is worshipped and offered sacrifices to ensure the devotees' progress and prosperity. During the first ten days, pilgrims flock to various river confluences early in the morning and sacred shrines in the evening. Ghatasthapana, Phool Pati, Mahaastami, Nawami and Vijaya Dashami are the series of the events under Dashain each marked with a different set of rituals.
Subash B.K. is very happy and they are very excited for festival and very thankful to his godparents.
Subash B.K. and his mother received of this month monthly things. They are very happy and thankful to his godparents.
Subash B.K. received of his birthday gift from sent his godparents and today we are available to him. He is very happy with this his birthday Gift.
Our district caretaker Prakash sir managing of his birthday gift he is very happy with his godparents and he is thankful to his godparents for this gift.
Our district caretaker Prakash sir managing of his birthday gift he is very happy with his godparents and he is thankful to his godparents for this gift.
Subash B.K. and his mother are so very happy for this birthday gift and very thankful to his godparents.
Our district caretaker Prakash sir visited of Subash B.K.'s home. Subash B.K. stay with his father.
Our district caretaker Prakash sir visited of Subash B.K.'s home. Prakash sir encouraged to read well to Subash B.K.
Our district caretaker Prakash sir visited of Subash B.K.'s home. Prakash sir encouraged to read well to Subash B.K.
Their home are near so our caretaker Bindu miss measuring to their height and weight same place.
Our caretaker Bindu Miss Visited to Gima B.K.'s home. She is very happy meeting with Bindu Miss. Her position is good in class. She is very active and she wants to study with her brother. She also teaches her brother Subash B.K.
Our caretaker Bindu Miss Visited to Gima B.K.'s home. She is very happy meeting with Bindu Miss. Her position is good in class. She is very active and she wants to study with her brother. She also teaches her brother Subash B.K.
When Our caretaker Bindu Miss asked what she did in the lockdown. And she sys she study in the morning and evening and at other time she plays with friends and helps her mother cook and fill the water at home.
Our caretaker Bindu Miss Visited to Gima B.K.'s home. She is very happy meeting with Bindu Miss. Her position is good in class. She is very active and she wants to study with her brother. She also teaches her brother Subash B.K.
When Our caretaker Bindu Miss asked what she did in the lockdown. And she sys she study in the morning and evening and at other time she plays with friends and helps her mother cook and fill the water at home.
Our caretaker Bindu Miss Visited to Gima B.K.'s home. She is very happy meeting with Bindu Miss. Her position is good in class. She is very active and she wants to study with her brother. She also teaches her brother Subash B.K.
Our caretaker Bindu Miss Visited to Gima B.K.'s home. She is very happy meeting with Bindu Miss. Her position is good in class. She is very active and she wants to study with her brother. She also teaches her brother Subash B.K.
Our caretaker Bindu Miss Visited to Gima B.K.'s home. She is very happy meeting with Bindu Miss. Her position is good in class. She is very active and she wants to study with her brother. She also teaches her brother Subash B.K.
Our caretaker Bindu Miss Visited to Gima B.K.'s home. She is very happy meeting with Bindu Miss. Her position is good in class. She is very active and she wants to study with her brother. She also teaches her brother Subash B.K.
Our caretaker Bindu Miss Visited to Gima B.K.'s home. She is very happy meeting with Bindu Miss. Her position is good in class. She is very active and she wants to study with her brother. She also teaches her brother Subash B.K.
Our caretaker Bindu Miss Visited to Gima B.K.'s home. She is very happy meeting with Bindu Miss. Her position is good in class. She is very active and she wants to study with her brother. She also teaches her brother Subash B.K.
Maize is grown in Nepal in this season. And her mother also planted a little and her mother is breaking corn.
This month also we gave to our Sukhlagadaki godparent's children really needed things. We gave them Summer clothes because they really needed. We gave them clothes, Pant, T-shirt, Underwear, Umbrella, Sando, School shoes polish, Tooth cream, Tooth brush. So that our new godparents child Subash B.K. also gave this things.
This month also we gave to our Sukhlagadaki godparent's children really needed things. We gave them Summer clothes because they really needed. We gave them clothes, Pant, T-shirt, Underwear, Umbrella, Sando, School shoes polish, Tooth cream, Tooth brush. So that our new godparents child Subash B.K. also gave this things.
When Subash B.K. received his monthly things, he said he was very glad and thankful because he is needing those things a lot in these time.
When Subash B.K. received his monthly things, he said he was very glad and thankful because he is needing those things a lot in these time.
Our caretaker distribute monthly things Summer clothes(Pant, half pant, T-shirt, Sando, Underwear), Umbrella, School shoes polish, Tooth cream, Tooth brush) our new godparents child Subash B.K. When Subash B.K. received his monthly things his mother was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and their godparents for supporting in these situation.
Our caretaker distribute monthly things Summer clothes(Pant, half pant, T-shirt, Sando, Underwear), Umbrella, School shoes polish, Tooth cream, Tooth brush) our new godparents child Subash B.K. When Subash B.K. received his monthly things his mother was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and their godparents for supporting in these situation.
This month also we gave to our Sukhlagadaki godparent's children really needed things. We gave them Summer clothes because they really needed. We gave them clothes, Pant, T-shirt, Underwear, Umbrella, Sando, School shoes polish, Tooth cream, Tooth brush,
Our caretaker distribute monthly things Summer clothes(Pant, half pant, T-shirt, Sando, Underwear), Umbrella, School shoes polish, Tooth cream, Tooth brush) our child Gima B.K. When Gima B.K. received her monthly things her mother was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and their godparents for supporting in these situation.
Our caretaker distribute monthly things Summer clothes(Pant, half pant, T-shirt, Sando, Underwear), Umbrella, School shoes polish, Tooth cream, Tooth brush) our child Gima B.K. When Gima B.K. received her monthly things her mother was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and their godparents for supporting in these situation.
Our caretaker distribute monthly things Summer clothes(Pant, half pant, T-shirt, Sando, Underwear), Umbrella, School shoes polish, Tooth cream, Tooth brush) our child Gima B.K. When Gima B.K. received her monthly things her mother was so happy and thankful towards Namaste kids and their godparents for supporting in these situation.
When Gima B.K. received her monthly things, she said she was very glad and thankful because she is needing those things a lot in these time.
When Gima B.K. received her monthly things, she said she was very glad and thankful because she is needing those things a lot in these time.
The condition of the road leading to our godparents children Subash and Gima B.K. home way has deteriorated due to the landslide.
The condition of the road leading to our godparents children Subash and Gima B.K. home way has deteriorated due to the landslide.
The road to our Sukhlagandaki god parents children home way has been blocked due to landslide caused by continuous rain. The road is in a damaged condition.
Due to the daily rains, the roads have collapsed and landslides have occurred in some places. Very hard for our Sukhlagandaki caretakers Bindu and Prakash. Village way was not good in heavy rainy they managed this month monthly things distributed all the situation because they loved their works and loved all children. They are really doing good job.
Due to the daily rains, the roads have collapsed and landslides have occurred in some places. Very hard for our Sukhlagandaki caretakers Bindu and Prakash. Village way was not good in heavy rainy they managed this month monthly things distributed all the situation because they loved their works and loved all children. They are really doing good job.
Due to the daily rains, the roads have collapsed and landslides have occurred in some places. Very hard for our Sukhlagandaki caretakers Bindu and Prakash. Village way was not good in heavy rainy they managed this month monthly things distributed all the situation because they loved their works and loved all children. They are really doing good job.
Due to the daily rains, the roads have collapsed and landslides have occurred in some places. Very hard for our Sukhlagandaki caretakers Bindu and Prakash. Village way was not good in heavy rainy they managed this month monthly things distributed all the situation because they loved their works and loved all children. They are really doing good job.
Due to the daily rains, the roads have collapsed and landslides have occurred in some places. Very hard for our Sukhlagandaki caretakers Bindu and Prakash. Village way was not good in heavy rainy they managed this month monthly things distributed all the situation because they loved their works and loved all children. They are really doing good job.
This is our god parents child Gima B.K.'s home. Due to heavy rain for many days, the rain water has even got inside the house and its surrounding area.
Gima b.K. and Subash B.K.'s home is very dangerous now and continue rain water in Nepali.
This is our god parents child Gima B.K.'s home. Due to heavy rain for many days, the rain water has even got inside the house and its surrounding area.
This is our god parents child Gima B.K.'s home. Due to heavy rain for many days, the rain water has even got inside the house and its surrounding area.
Gima b.K. and Subash B.K.'s home is very dangerous now and continue rain water in Nepali.
On date 2021/06/28 during this current second corona pandemic situation which has affected many rural and urban areas of our country. We have managed to supply medical materials to Suklagandaki -10, Tanahun Word Office. Our Namaste Kids President Sagun Gurung, Suklagandaki Caretaker Prakash Nepali and Gorkha Gandaki Caretaker Rambabu Gurung handed over the medical supplies to the ward President Ramchandra Bhandari and members of health post. Our organization delivered the following medical materials:
Sanitizer - 20 litres
Face Shield - 7 pieces
Surgical Masks-4000 pieces
On date 2021/06/28 during this current second corona pandemic situation which has affected many rural and urban areas of our country. We have managed to supply medical materials to Suklagandaki -10, Tanahun Word Office. Our Namaste Kids President Sagun Gurung, Suklagandaki Caretaker Prakash Nepali and Gorkha Gandaki Caretaker Rambabu Gurung handed over the medical supplies to the ward President Ramchandra Bhandari and members of health post. Our organization delivered the following medical materials:
Sanitizer - 20 litres
Face Shield - 7 pieces
Surgical Masks-4000 pieces
We are focusing to prevent the further spread of virus in the rural areas and to provide aids in the districts we support. So, I would like to update about about the medical supplies support our organization provided in the Suklagangaki Municipality.
During this current second corona pandemic situation which has affected many rural and urban areas of our country. We have managed to supply medical materials to Suklagandaki -10, Tanahun Word Office. Our Suklagandaki Caretaker Prakash Nepali and Bindu Pariyar handed over the medical supplies to the members of health post. Our organization delivered the following medical materials:
Sanitizer
Face Shield
Surgical Masks
Our Sukhlagandaki care taker Prakash sir says use it as needed. And give it to some who needs it.
Our caretaker Bindu miss handover to Gima B.K. this month monthly things Surgical mask, body soap, Clothes soap, Masala, rice and daal, etc. thankful her godparents.
Our caretaker Bindu miss handover to Gima B.K. this month monthly things Surgical mask, body soap, Clothes soap, Masala, rice and daal, etc. thankful her godparents.
Our caretaker Bindu miss handover to Gima B.K. and her mother this month monthly things Surgical mask, body soap, Clothes soap, Masala, rice and daal, etc. thankful her godparents.
Our Sukhlagandaki, Tanahun god parents children's gave to the this month monthly things Rice, Oil, Mask, Clothes soap, Body soap , Dal and Masala.
All the way to our child's house is damaged this rainy season. So our district team has managed with great difficult.
All the way to our child's house is damaged this rainy season. So our district team has managed with great difficult.
Today our Sukhlagandaki god parents children checked to the their health. Our god parents child Gima B.K. and her brother Subash b.k. also checked and their health condition are good no problem to their health.
Today our Sukhlagandaki god parents children checked to the their health. Our god parents child Gima B.K. and her brother Subash b.k. also checked and their health condition are good no problem to their health.
Our Sukhlagandaki god parents child Gima B.K. is very good study and very talented. She is also very hardworking and knowledgeable.
Along with her studies, She also has good painting and mother goes to work and Gima does all the housework and takes care of baba and brother.
Along with her studies, She also has good painting and mother goes to work and Gima does all the housework and takes care of baba and brother.
Along with her studies, She also has good painting and mother goes to work and Gima does all the housework and takes care of baba and brother.
Gima B.K.'s exam is near so our care taker is helping her to study and motivating them to perform well and not to be nervous.
Gima B.K.'s exam is near so our care taker is helping her to study and motivating them to perform well and not to be nervous.
She is very talented to study and her marksheet also very good number. She is very hard working to study.
She is very talented to study and her marksheet also very good number. She is very hard working to study.
Our district caretaker is explaining her the questions which might be important for her both.
Our district caretaker is explaining her the questions which might be important for her both.
Our district caretaker is explaining her the questions which might be important for her both.
Our district caretaker is explaining her the questions which might be important for her both.
Her board exam is very soon so that our district care taker also very so much encouragement in studies.
Her board exam is very soon so that our district care taker also very so much encouragement in studies.
Our Sukhlgandaki god parents children Kamal B.K., Nisha B.K. and Gima B.K.'s home are near so that our district care taker Bindu miss learning to the together. Their board exam are very soon so they are very hard working for their study.
Our Sukhlgandaki god parents children Kamal B.K., Nisha B.K. and Gima B.K.'s home are near so that our district care taker Bindu miss learning to the together. Their board exam are very soon so they are very hard working for their study.
Our Sukhlgandaki god parents children Kamal B.K., Nisha B.K. and Gima B.K.'s home are near so that our district care taker Bindu miss learning to the together. Their board exam are very soon so they are very hard working for their study.
Our Sukhlgandaki god parents children Kamal B.K., Nisha B.K. and Gima B.K.'s home are near so that our district care taker Bindu miss learning to the together. Their board exam are very soon so they are very hard working for their study.
This temple made in Gima's mother. Gime like temple so, this temple is built by Gima B.K. where she worship every morning.
This is Gima B.K.'s toilet photos. They made their self. But this is not perfect so they really needed toilet.
Today our office team (Sagun sir ,Prakash sir, Bindu miss Maya miss )have gone to our Gima b.k house. Sagun sir talking to with Gima B.K.'s father about his condition. and he say about his condition.
Today our caretaker Bundu Pariyar visited our new godparents child Gima's house to collect information about her family and our caretaker started giving teaching instruction like other godparents children's because all school are closed now. Our caretaker visiting children's home to give them homework and help them in their educational problems. Gima is very happy to with her godparent and our organization for regular support from us. She says thank you to her godparent said she will do her best in study and do something for her society and her family.
Our caretaker teaching Gima. Our caretaker supporting in the study other children together with Gima
Our caretaker teaching Gima. Our caretaker supporting in the study other children together with Gima
Our caretaker teaching Gima. Our caretaker supporting in the study other children together with Gima
Gima's step father was paralysis still he is paralysis problems. He can't any work and any place not walk.
Gimas Bruder Subash. Wir werden versuchen so bald wie möglich auch für ihn Pateneltern zu finden.
Gima ist ein liebevolles und fleissiges Mädchen. Sehr früh hat sie gelernt Verantwortung zu übernehmen, ihre Mutter bei der Arbeit zu unterstützen und sich um ihren kleinen Bruder zu kümmern.
Die Toilette der Familie. Sie befindet sich in einigen Metern Entfernung vom Haus und ist, wie man auf dem Foto erkennt, weitgehend zerstört.
Mangels anderer Möglichkeiten wird ausschließlich mit Feuerholz über offenem Feuer gekocht. Dass dies nicht im Haus geschieht, ist aus gesundheitlicher Sicht gut, andererseits gibt es im Haus keine Wärmequelle, wodurch es dort besonders in den Wintermonaten nachts sehr kalt wird.
Mangels anderer Möglichkeiten wird ausschließlich mit Feuerholz über offenem Feuer gekocht. Dass dies nicht im Haus geschieht, ist aus gesundheitlicher Sicht gut, andererseits gibt es im Haus keine Wärmequelle, wodurch es dort besonders in den Wintermonaten nachts sehr kalt wird.
Gima, Subash und ihr Vater. Durch seine Erkrankung ist er in seiner Mobilität sehr eingeschränkt, was in diesen ländlichen Bergregionen ohne jegliche Infrastruktur natürlich ein großes Problem ist. Im Prinzip ist es so, dass ihr Vater sich nur unmittelbar im oder am Haus aufhalten kann.
In diesem Zusammenhang wird verständlich, weshalb Menschen wie Gimas Vater hier praktisch keine Berufschancen haben. Lediglich einfache handwerkliche Arbeiten sind unter diesen Bedingungen möglich.
Auf dem Foto erkennt man auch, dass die Beine am Rollstuhl fixiert sind, um Verletzungen durch neuromuskuläre Spasmen zu vermeiden.
Arbeitschancen in diesen Regionen setzen die weitgehende körperliche Unversehrtheit voraus.
Wegen des weitgehend fehlenden Kranken- und Unfallversicherungssystems müssen Behandlungskosten von den Patienten oder ihren Angehörigen selbst bezahlt werden.
Staatliche Krankenhäuser sind aufgrund ihrer staatlichen Finanzierung in ihrem Versorgungsspektrum, der Qualität der Behandlungen und Pflege deutlich hinter den privaten Krankenhäusern. Sehr viele Menschen können sich allerdings eine Behandlung in privaten Krankenhäusern überhaupt nicht leisten. Die Kosten können innerhalb weniger Tage ein oder sogar mehrere Jahreseinkommen übersteigen. Allein die Belegung eines Bettes kostet dort ab etwa 1.500 Rupien (ca. 12 Euro) pro Tag.
Im Frühjahr und Sommer ist die Saat-Zeit für den Reisanbau. Alle arbeiten in dieser Zeit gemeinsam auf den Feldern, auch die Schulferien sind ein wenig an diese Zeiten angepasst.
Um die 90 % der Bevölkerung leben von der Landwirtschaft. 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 im Süden, sowie der mittleren Hügel-Region, in der auch Gima lebt. Zu den wichtigsten Anbauprodukten gehören Reis, Mais, Buchweizen, Gerste, Kartoffeln, Zuckerrohr, Hirse, Jute, Tabak, Bananen, Mangos, Guaven, Papaya und andere Früchte; daneben werden Geflügel, Rinder und Wasserbüffel gezüchtet. Auf den Hochweiden werden neben Schafen und Ziegen auch Yaks gehalten.
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).
Der in Nepal praktizierte Hinduismus enthält bei einigen der über 100 Ethnien auch Elemente des Buddhismus, der zweitwichtigsten Religion des Landes, zu der sich etwa 15 % der Bevölkerung als alleinige Religion bekennen. Daneben gibt es Religionen wie Christentum (5-10%) und Islam entlang der indischen Grenze (etwa 2%). Zudem treten sehr weitere ethnische Gruppierungen mit eigenen Religionen und Bräuchen auf, wie beispielsweise dem Animismus. All dies macht Nepal zum spirituellsten Land weltweit.
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Bindu lebt selbst in der Region, in der sie die Patenkinder betreut. Sie konnte nun Anfang 2021 ihren Schulabschluss machen und möchte sich insbesondere im Bereich der Sozialwissenschaften weiterbilden. Besonders am Herzen liegt ihr die Bildung der kinder, das sie aus eigener Erfahrung weiß, was es bedeutet in einer armen Familie aufzuwachsen und keinen oder nur einen eingeschränkten Zugang zu Bildung zu haben. Bindu ist damit gleichzeitig ein Vorbild für die Kinder, die sie betreut und hier natürlich ganz besonders für die Mädchen, aber auch für die Jungs.
Khem lebt selbst in der Region, in der er die Patenkinder betreut. Er hat bereits im Ausland gearbeitet, spricht gut Englisch und hat einen guten Bildungsstand. Er lebt nun mit seiner Frau und seinen 4 Kindern in Shuklagandaki. Er arbeitet dort als Farmer und Forstaufseher. Als Mitarbeiter von Namaste Kids betreut er die Patenkinder in einem Umkreis von etwa 6 Stunden Fußmarsch, bzw. 5 Stunden kombiniert zu Fuß und mit dem Jeep für weiter entfernte Regionen innerhalb des Distriktes. Er ist ein verantwortungsvoller und sehr zuverlässiger Mitarbeiter, was aber natürlich auch notwendig ist für die umfassende und nachhaltige Betreuung, die alle Patenkindern erhalten.
Wie bewerten Sie die Arbeit von Khem 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. Wie Khem Manisha haben einige auch schon eine Familie und Kinder. Sie bekommen ein kleines Gehalt, welches aber für nepalesische Verhältnisse ausreicht, um davon leben zu können. Dieses Geld kommt aus einem Spendenpool des Vorstandes und ist gemessen am Arbeitsaufwand sehr wenig. Besonders in den Bergregionen des Himalayas sind die Wege zu den Kindern weit und mühsam. Um die Patenkinder zu sehen sind die Betreuer, wie Khem, Manisha und Beni Maya fast täglich mehrere Stunden unterwegs, meist zu Fuß. Hinzu kommen besondere Anlässe wie Geburtstage, der Einkauf der benötigten Dinge am Monatsanfang oder die noch intensivere Betreuung, wenn ein Patenkind beispielsweise erkrankt ist. Auch muss er für die Kinder/die Familien immer erreichbar sein.
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 und wissen bislang auch gar nichts von dieser neuen Idee.
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