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Conducted our 30th Annual General Meeting (AGM) on 3rd October 2019 in Caritas Nepal’s central office, Dhobighat, Lalitpur. Pleased to have our Executive Committee and General Body Members at our office. We would like to welcome our newly elected Executive Committee. At the same time, we would like to appreciate our outgoing committee who always…

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…

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

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…

This 3 day training from 30th June to 2nd July 2019 will enable participants to gather ideas on the proper use of the Kobo Toolbox software.

Our earthquake recovery programme in Sindhuli has come to an end. We are happy to see the impact of livelihood trainings, installment of water systems and psycho-social support.

As banana cultivation is a primary source of living for many farmers of Kailali, we organized a 3-day training on commercial banana farming.

After four years of voracious hard work and devotion, we have now accomplished our goal to make earthquake affected families realize a holistic recovery.

On 13th August 2017, dozens of houses were drowned after a heavy monsoon-fed rivulet called Tengra entered human settlement in one of the villages in Sunsari district. The river caused havoc after the stream broke down the dam and flooded the village affecting hundreds of people. After the flood, the people were compelled to live…