Although women constitute more than half of the country’s population, Nepal is considered to be one of the worst places in the world to be...

Having a physical disability doesn’t mean that one has to live an isolated life. People with physical disabilities can work as efficiently as normal people...

Nepal is considered one of the developing and poor countries in the world. The annual per-capita income of Nepalese comes to around US$300 and the...

Volunteering in Nepal is an immensely popular way to add a great cause to your holidays. Hundreds of volunteers come to Nepal every year. Most...

Blindness is both health and social problem in Nepal. There are very little or no social security programs for blind people. Blindness is seen as...

The Cultural Exchange Program (CEP) is an opportunity to both learn from different cultural practices. One of the greatest things you will realize after studying...

As anywhere in the world, Nepal has a deaf and disabled community. However, the deaf-education system is very underdeveloped; there are only very few teachers/deaf...

Helping Hands Nepal's Teaching in Monastery program, an incredible opportunity to volunteer as an English teacher in monasteries across Nepal. This program offers a unique...

If you're searching for a meaningful way to give back, volunteering in an orphanage in Nepal is an excellent option. The country has faced its...

In today’s world English language undoubtedly has become the most preferred means of communication and everyone sought after learning and mastering the language. In Nepal,...