56-year-old Ms. Kanchhi B.K. lives alone in the hills of Orang village in Dolakha district. It takes one and a half day to reach the village from Kathmandu by vehicle. Orang is among the remotest villages in Dolakha, a northern mountain district in Nepal. Many years earlier she decided not to get married considering that…

Marking the 30 years of devoted social service to the nation, Caritas Nepal celebrated its anniversary on 28 October 2019 at Lalitpur. The event was followed by the closing ceremony of “Nepal Earthquake Recovery Program (NERP)”, one of the significant programs of Caritas Nepal.  “Thousands of candles can be lit from a single candle, and…

“When Caritas Nepal came to the area with the cash-for-work programme, people formed a committee to collectively request the new bridge. Caritas helped us to get the building permit from the ward,” says Chitra Bahadur Yonjan (29), leader of the grassroots committee responsible for the construction works.

Right after the flood, at the very beginning of Caritas’ response in the area, the ward leaders formed a group whose aim was to identify the most vulnerable beneficiaries in urgent need of support. Puja and her family, who had lost shelter and all sources of livelihood, were among beneficiaries put at the forefront of the intervention.

CN provided him with a 3-month cooking training, which advanced his knowledge to run the restaurant smoothly. “From the support, I am able to add basic items for the restaurant. Once I advance my knowledge on cooking, I will extend my business as soon as possible”, says Sangeet.

Till now, 305 households are provided with food and non-food item in order to sustain during this emergency.

83 households can now enjoy access to 13 water taps installed around the village, with the usage times and rules democratically established by the community.

We initiated our emergency support by providing tarpaulin, family tent and water bucket for constructing temporary shelters to 37 families of Makalu Rural Municipality, Sankhuwasabha.

34 farmers of Damak are being trained on IPM practices, promoting young farmers to get the best out from agriculture.Aiming to strengthen the livelihood of potential migrants and returnees family members, this 19-week training will make farmer realize an increase in productivity through the organic way.With the support from Caritas Germany, our project “Ensuring safe Migration…

To fill in the gap, in May 2018 Caritas Nepal came to Kitine with a training session on disaster preparedness.