POKHARA

CODE: FFN-20

Work
Pokhara is located 200 kilometers (120 miles) west of the capital, Kathmandu. The city is on the shore of Phewa Lake, and sits at an elevation of approximately 822m. It is the country s largest metropolitan city in terms of area. The city also serves as the headquarters of Kaski District. Radha Krishana Elders home is located on the way to pkhara city 25kilometer before the city center most of the volunteers are warmly welcome to work for elders home There are so many physical work need to done.-Physical and manual work -Construction work-Cleaning the elders home -Making food-Culture exchange -Many more ----
Accomodation and food
Simple accommodations with a local family. Volunteers will enjoy three traditional meals a day, mostly the Nepalese traditional Dhal Bhat and Tarkari, and take turns Cooking and doing chores. Showers are available with cold water.
Location and leisure
Seasonal clothes, sleeping bags, work shoes, gloves, raincoats in summer, work clothes, musical instruments, games, recipes, and pictures of your home country. Pencils, pens, books, notebooks, and textbooks for the local children are highly appreciated and can be bought in Kathmandu before departing for the camp. A Positive attitude, respect, and an open mind are all required. If anyone would like to explore Nepal before and after the project, we will also help you find a good company for your traveling arrangements in Nepal upon your request but it is not compulsory.
Project hosted by
FFN (Friendship Foundation Nepal) was established in 1991 to introduce Nepal to the world through international cooperation and promote its development through volunteering work. The organization s focus on creating a better understanding and friendship among world citizens through volunteering is valuable for building bridges between cultures and promoting global citizenship. Volunteering work can be an effective means of promoting cross-cultural understanding and cooperation. Volunteers can gain a deeper appreciation of Nepali culture and traditions by working alongside local communities while sharing their experiences and perspectives. Volunteering can also help to build trust and friendship between people from different backgrounds, leading to a more peaceful and harmonious world. Ranging from two weeks up to 10 months depending on the project, FFN has hosted more than 3000 volunteers from all over the world so farFFN s commitment to volunteering work in Nepal is commendable, as it can contribute to the country s development and promote positive change. By collaborating with local organizations and communities, FFN can identify the most pressing needs and work together to implement sustainable solutions.
Directions to meeting point
We will pick up our volunteer from Tribhuwan International Airport on time on the information that will be provided to us. If volunteers want to come individually then you can come directly to the location. All the volunteers will travel together with our camp leaders so please kindly arrive in Kathmandu one day before the project starts if he or she comes late they both have to manage their travelling to the project FFN staff will only help you to catch the right transportation.
Additional comments
wel come to elders home project
Requirements
Seasonal clothes, sleeping bags, work shoes, gloves, raincoats in summer, work clothes, musical instruments, games, recipes, and pictures of your home country. Pencils, pens, books, notebooks, and textbooks for the local children are highly appreciated and can be bought in Kathmandu before departing for the camp. A Positive attitude, respect, and an open mind are all required.