We have been operating in Daman since 2012. Daman is quite isolated and most people are farmers, living a traditional life, as they have done for generations. However, times are changing and the community has a severe lack of funds to keep up with the rapid changes that Nepal is undergoing.Knowledge of other cultures and the ability to speak English are vital skills for young Nepalese people. Many look forward to a future in the tourism business, and therefore the ability to communicate effectively with foreigners will increase their chances of having a better life once they leave the village. We also believe that our volunteers benefit a lot from staying in Daman. Living in a completely different culture with local hosts and adjusting to their conditions is an unforgettable experience. Teaching locals to think in new and different ways is to their benefit, learning from their unique way of life is yours.Our main aim is therefore to make life easier and more enjoyable particularly for the youth in Daman by giving them better prospects for the future through improving the facilities and the teaching at the local high school,
İş Tanımı
where volunteers will mainly paint and decorate classrooms. Besides the educational and manual work in the school, the volunteers will also help with some construction and agriculture tasks in the community.
Konaklama ve Yemek
61623;Volunteers will stay in simple accommodations with local host families.61623;They will receive three traditional Nepalese meals per day, primarily consisting of Dal Bhat (lentils soup and rice) and Tarkari (vegetables).61623;Volunteers will take turns cooking and assisting with household chores.61623;Cold water showers are available.
Konum ve Serbest Zaman
For those interested in exploring Nepal before or after the project, FFN can assist in finding reliable travel companies upon request. However, participation in additional travel is entirely optional.You can go sightseeing at various sites around the community or Chitwan , Pokhara, and Nagarkot .
Notlar
welcome to you in Nepal for the international work camp.