Nepal flood: update on INF’s emergency response
Last week’s devastating flash flood along the Bhotekoshi river is set to be one of the most serious disasters Nepal has faced in recent years. More than 10,000 families could......
“It is not about how much you do, but how much love you put into what you do that counts.”
Mother Teresa
Many of the Nepali people we support have lived with stigma, or have been excluded from their community because of their low caste background, or a disease, for many years.
At the heart of all our partners’ work is treating people with love and compassion, making sure that they know they matter and receive support that is tailored to their individual needs.
We are committed to help the most vulnerable and marginalised people, to end their suffering and bring new hope.
Read inspiring stories of change below. You can also jump straight to collections of stories about healthcare, leprosy, community development, disaster relief, or Covid-19.
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Construction begins on Pokhara’s Community Service Centre
We are delighted that the construction of a longed-for Community Service Centre is underway Pokhara, Nepal. This is a joint initiative between the Pokhara Christian Community – a collection of.....
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Nepali INF doctor receives honour from the Royal College of Physicians
We’re celebrating with Dr Amrita Shrestha, who recently visited the UK to receive an Honorary Fellowship from the Royal College of Physicians in Edinburgh. Dr Amrita is the Head of......
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Resilience, love and generosity saved Ganesh’s life
Ganesh was only 20, with a new wife and his whole life ahead of him, when a disaster changed his future. Ganesh’s family struggle to make ends meet; both he......
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Farming skills transformed my children’s future
Fulo lives in Siraha, Nepal. As a member of the lowest Dalit caste, her family owns very little land. Over the past three years, a project supported by INF has......
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A place of unity and hope
Building the Community Service Centre in Pokhara A new building in Pokhara is close to receiving final approval — one that local churches have spent years praying and planning for,......
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A family learning to live with leprosy
Chandari is 13, loves school, and has a best friend she’s known since childhood. Last year, she and five members of her family were diagnosed with leprosy. This is their......
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Breaking the stigma of leprosy down the generations
Three generations of Ramesh’s family have experienced leprosy. Their story shows how fighting the stigma of leprosy is key to people making a full recovery. Ramesh’s grandfather had leprosy. However,....
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