Covid-19 update from Nepal (21st January 2022)
Here is an update from Krishna Adhikari, Executive Director of INF Nepal, about the current Covid situation in Nepal (on 21st January 2022). His email also covers the ways in......
“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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Community shop gives hope to Kalikot family
Gorkila lives in a remote village in Kalikot with her husband, four children, and a brother in law. Her husband works as a daily wage labourer in the village, and......
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Dhani receives free wheelchair and rehab
INF/UK supporters donate about a third of the international support for patients who are unable to afford their treatment at Green Pastures Hospital (GPH). This helps patients with disabilities, inclu...
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Yamuna grateful for leprosy care at Green Pastures
INF Nepal’s Green Pastures Hospital (GPH) in Pokhara continues to provide high-quality treatment and rehabilitation to reduce disability caused by leprosy in western Nepal. Yamuna was diagnosed with l...
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Medical camps reach people with disabilities
Living with a disability is especially difficult for people in Nepal’s remote communities. INF Nepal’s new Community Medical Outreach project is improving the access to proper diagnosis, treatment, an...
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Kopila helps children learn during school closures
Kopila has been working as a tutor to help children continue their studies while schools have been closed, as part of the Covid response project organised by Group of Helping......
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Vegetable farming brings fresh hope in Bajura
INF Nepal continues to provide opportunities for people in Bajura to help themselves out of poverty. Pansa joined one of the 90 self-help groups created by the Inclusive Development and......
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Fistula surgery saves Kumari from 50 years of despair
Thanks to INF/UK supporters, more women suffering from incontinence caused by an obstetric fistula (caused by complications during childbirth) are discovering life-changing treatment at INF Nepal’s Fi...
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Green Pastures staff give Dipesh “support, care and encouragement”
Throughout the coronavirus pandemic, INF Nepal has continued to provide access to healthcare for those who would otherwise be unable to afford essential treatment. Dipesh benefitted from INF’s Medical...
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