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Date |
Title |
Summary |
| INFO Nepal - Global Volunteer Perspective | 31/10/2004 | Health Post & Sanitation Issues | INFO Nepal's health post program provides a wide variety of experiences depending on the time of year, the local post's current programs, the volunteer's previous medical experience, and the volunteer's ability to learn Nepali.
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| INFO Nepal - Global Volunteer Perspective | 31/10/2004 | Volunteer in an orphange/childrens home | Volunteers will be placed in an orphanage where they will live with the children, assisting them in their day to day routine. The children are mostly between the ages of four and fifteen, and have a basic understanding of English. The general role of the volunteer will be to act as an older sibling: to care for, look after and encourage the children. Volunteers will teach the children general life skills, including health and sanitation, as well as arts, crafts and music. They may also help the children with their school work.
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| INFO Nepal - Global Volunteer Perspective | 31/10/2004 | Teaching Environmental Awareness | In this program, volunteers either work at a local environmental post providing program assistance or, volunteers can work with the local community to develop their own specific environmental program. Often, this program involves addressing basic health issues as well |
| INFO Nepal - Global Volunteer Perspective | 31/10/2004 | Homestay/Cultural Exchange & Language Training program | Homestays and cultural exchange programmes can be arranged in most areas of Nepal with our 55 Hostfamilies. Participants will be placed with a Nepali family in a small rural village for the duration of their stay. This provides the volunteers with an excellent opportunity to learn about all aspects of Nepali culture, lifestyle, language, food and people. Volunteers should remember that this is a cultural exchange and that an effort to offer some knowledge of their own home culture and customs to the family with whom they stay is appreciated. During their stay, volunteers will attend 2 hours of language lessons in the morning and in the afternoon. They will also have the opportunity to visit and help out at the local school. Homestay programmes are best organised from August to December which is the time when most large local festivals take place. This makes for an overall more exciting experience for the volunteer. Nepali culture is distinctively friendly and open and participants are made to feel as though they are part of the family.
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| INFO Nepal - Global Volunteer Perspective | 31/10/2004 | Resource Center & English Language Program | INFO Nepal's Chitwan Resource Centers in Patihani, Chitwan and Nawalparasi offers English language instruction to youth and adults in the community. Some resource centers also offer opportunities to teach computer literacy. The primary purpose of the Center is to offer community youth the opportunity to develop their English language skills and to give the youths a beneficial way of spending their time rather than taking up drinking, smoking or gambling. Ultimately, the philosophy is that improved language skills will lead to employment, particularly in the Chitwan tourist areas.
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| HELP/Nepal | 30/10/2004 | New web address | HELP/Nepal a social and Voluntary development organization launched a new web site. |
| 27/10/2004 | volunteering in nepal | |
| 27/10/2004 | working with orphan chldren and teaching english in school | |
| 27/10/2004 | An opportunity without boundries | teaching english,working with orphan children,medical volunteering.
www.hopenhome.org |
| 27/10/2004 | HOPE & HOME - An opportunity without boundries | working with orphan children.
teaching english at government school.
working in the health post.
teaching environmental awareness. |
| 27/10/2004 | HOPE & HOME - An opportunity without boundries | working with orphan children.
teaching english at government school.
working in the health post.
teaching environmental awareness. |
| Info Nepal | 27/10/2004 | Teaching English | Teaching English at government School
Working in the health Post |
| An oppertunities without Boundaries | 27/10/2004 | Info Nepal- An oppertunities without Boundaries | working with orphan Children
teaching english at government school
working in the health post |
| www.infonepal.org | 27/10/2004 | working with Orphan Children and teching English in School | teaching environmental awareness
teaching english at government school
working in the health post |
| Info Nepal | 27/10/2004 | unique oppertunity to feel Nepal | working with orphan children
teaching environmental awareness
working in the health post
teaching english at government school
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| heritage nigeria | 23/10/2004 | orphanage help and teaching | you are to give assitance at the orpahanage home here we will give you full datails when you arrive or contact us |
| 22/10/2004 | Cheap Volunteering Website! | Check out this website which offers volunteering opportunites for schools and orphanages in Africa, Brazil and Philippines. Volunteers only pay $100 / month for food and accommodation and give an initial donation to the project of $250 which helps the project directly. No admin charges... |
| INFO Nepal - Global Volunteer Perspective | 10/10/2004 | Volunteer in an orphange/childrens home | Volunteers will be placed in an orphanage where they will live with the children, assisting them in their day to day routine. The children are mostly between the ages of four and fifteen, and have a basic understanding of English. The general role of the volunteer will be to act as an older sibling: to care for, look after and encourage the children. Volunteers will teach the children general life skills, including health and sanitation, as well as arts, crafts and music. They may also help the children with their school work.
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| INFO Nepal - Global Volunteer Perspective | 10/10/2004 | Teaching English Program |
In this program, volunteers teach English at government schools to students of varying age and ability, although most students are aged ten to sixteen. Depending on the school, volunteers will either teach independently or with another Nepali teacher. Volunteers teach between two to four 45-minute classes each day, six days a week (Saturdays are holidays).
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| WOCE | 07/10/2004 | 2 WEEKS PHOTOGRAPHY VOLUNTEERING IN FINLAND | WOCE invites volunteer from abroud to take pictures for an online picture gallery about Helsinki city. |
