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Why Volunteering-Nepal? |
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Young people have enormous talent, enthusiasm & idealism. They have the real contribution to make the society and they want to make their voices heard. Volunteering is a wonderful way for them to show what they are capable of. Volunteers themselves are often surprised by how much they gain from experience, horizons are widened, door opened, new challenges met, fresh friendship made, confident built. The more the people volunteer the better becomes the fabric of society. Volunteering is a fun as well-letting your life take a new out let outside of school, college & university or even as a break from a full time job. |
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The important thing is that anyone who wants to be volunteer should find an opportunity that match their particular circumstances and aspiration-whether it is a week in the country next door or six months in different rural places of Nepal.
A well-researched and well-chosen volunteer project, for instance, cannot fail to widen your experience, increase your self- confidence and offer exciting challenges. It is likely to take you to new places where you will meet new people with backgrounds and circumstances differing widely from your own. Volunteering means how to have the time of your life working, studying or traveling. |
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Nepal is a suitable place for volunteers and other travelers where you can explore of its natural beauty along with its rural indigenous people having unique cultures. Nepal is one of the poorest, least-developed countries in the world with over half of its population living below the poverty line. Over 80% of the population relies on agriculture for their livelihood. The majority of the population lives in rural areas that are often very difficult to reach, resulting in a lack of basic infrastructure such as clean water, primary health services, basic food and shelter, communication, electricity service and schools. |
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Community Advancement Society- Nepal-invites you to: meet the lovely people of rural Nepal, share a meal with them, stay at their houses as family guests, taste their local drink, participate in community projects as a volunteer and see them carry on with life graciously. Visit or volunteering to these rural parts of Nepal not only takes you through pristine landscapes and colorful mountain cultures, but it also gives you a chance to educate and empower the local community and be a part of their development process. Money spend in this areas contributes directly to the local livelihood.
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