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Nina Chapman - Norway - Dec - 2008
We planned the classes the day before. The kids were very eager to learn, especially the second class. The teaching at the primary school seemed much needed, as they lacked teachers and as the kids really benefited from having English speaking people around. They were so eager to learn! I would recommend any volunteers going to Thulakhet to consider teaching at the primary school.

Anne-Marie Parry - England - 30th June 2008
We did full medical checks at the school and at the orphanage a total of one hundred children, the local doctor at a near by health post came also to prescribe any medication the children needed. We also took some of the children from the orphanage to the dentist in Narangard.
I was very sad to leave my placement as the people there and the children were so welcoming and helpful it really felt like home. I do hope in the future I will return here and see how the school has progressed and how the children have grown up.

Danielle Soya  - USA  - 27 April 2008
Last year I left Gatlang at the end of winter determined to return the next year. It may be a few months later than I'd hoped, but I did return this year to spend the month of May teaching at Gatlang Library and school. I had suggested last year that INFO give Tamang language training to Gatlang volunteers since they don't speak Nepali. When I arrived, I was happy to find out that Durga (the Gatlang host father) was in Kathmandu to give me just that. It was difficult, but the even the few words I remembered helped control the kids and helped me relate better to their very curious parents.

Nina Chapman - Norway - Dec - 2008
Got up at 6.30 and had tea. First class at the RC at 7 am with the little kids, second class at 8 am with the older kids. Went back to the house for dhal bhat at 9.30. Taught at the primary school from 10am-1pm. After 1 pm: free time. Went hiking or visited the next village. 6-7 pm had dhal bhaat.

Tegan Burnet - Australia - 6th Dec 08

Take lots of things to do and read, as in the mountains there are less people to talk with, and if there is no school the days can be long. Be prepared to take the initiative and get involved. And be prepared with lots of ideas and resources at all sorts of levels as the children vary from no English to pretty good basics.

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Chitwan Area Host Families

Family 1

Head of the family - Nanu Ghimire 
Family details: Nanu lives with her mother, brother, brother's wife and their 2 sons aged 12 and 8. 
House description: Small, brick house 
Location: The house is located in the village of Patihani, approximately 15 kms from Narayangarh. It is 5 minutes walk to the local market.

Family 2

Head of the family - Deba Raj Ghimire 
Family details: Mr Ghimire is working in Malaysia. His wife and 2 daughters aged 7 and 5 live in the house. They have previously hosted volunteers from Sweden, France, Australia, Lebanon and the USA. 
House description: Small cottage made of brick and mud 
Location: The house is located in the village of Ganganagar, which borders the Royal Chitwan National Park. There is a small river for swimming nearby.

Family 3

Head of the family - Ramji Sapkota 
Family details: Mr Sapkota is the VDC sub-chairman and he is a poultry farmer. They have 2 daughters and 1 son. They have previously hosted two volunteers from Holland. 
House description: Well-kept brick house 
Location: The house is located in the village of Ganganagar, which borders the Royal Chitwan National Park. There is a small river for swimming nearby.

Family 4

Head of the family - Surendra Pandey 
Family details: Mr. Pandey was the president of the Youth Club in Chitwan; he is also in charge of the language and resource center of Patihani.  He is very active in the causes of local youth. His wife, mother and father also live in the house. The family has hosted volunteers from Scotland, USA, Holland, and Australia. 
House description: The family lives in a modern house with a bathroom and shower present in the house.   
Location: The house is located in the village of Patihani, approximately 15 kms from Narayangarh. 

Family 5

Head of the family - Rajan Adhikari 
Family details: Mr Adhikari is a businessman and his father is a schoolteacher. His wife, brother, sister, grandmother, mother and father also live in the same house. House description: Small, brick house 
Location: The house is located in Sirpur, approximately an half an hour bus ride and 15 minute walk from Narayangarh.

Family 6

Head of the family - Om Prakash Sapkota 
Family details:
 Mr Sapkota is a school teacher and they own a small shop. They have 2 daughters and 1 son. They have previously hosted  volunteers from Denmark and the USA. 
House description: Small, brick house 
Location:
 The house is located in Sirpur, approximately a half an hour bus ride and 15 minute walk from Narayangarh.

Family 7

Head of the family - Ganeshyan 
Family details: Ganeshyan is a doctor and runs a small clinic from his home. They have 2 sons and one daughter. Their son's wife and 6-month-old baby also live with them. 
House description: Small, brick house 
Location: The house is located in the village of Patihani, approximately 15 kms from Narayangarh. It is 5 minutes walk to the local market.

Family 8

Head of the family - Udaya Sapkota 
Family details: Mr Sapkota is a poultry farmer. They have 2 sons and the grandmother also lives with them. They have previously hosted a Swedish volunteer. 
House description: Nice brick house 
Location: The house is located in the village of Ganganagar, which borders the Royal Chitwan National Park.

Family 9

Head of the family - Tej Raj Devkota
Family details: Mr Devkota is a shopkeeper.  Mrs. Devkota also works in the family shop.  They also own a temple.  They have 2 children, a daughter aged 14 years old and a son aged 11 years old.  They have previously hosted  volunteers from the USA, Germany, and Israel. 
House description: Well-kept brick house 
Location: The house is located in the village of Ganganagar, which borders the Royal Chitwan National Park. There is a small river for swimming nearby.


Nawalparasi Area Host Families

Family 1

Head of the family - Ananda Poudel 
Family details: Mr Poudel, the grandfather works in agriculture and business. His family consists of a grandmother, 2 married daughter-in-laws and their 7 children (5 girls and 2 boys) ranging in age from 2 to 15 years old. The family has previously hosted a British volunteer. 
House description: Old, stone farmhouse 
Location: The house is located in the village of Amarapuri, about 160 kms from Kathmandu. It is situated on the Mahendra Highway and is about a 30 minute jeep ride from Narayangarh.

Family 2

Head of the family - Govinda Poudel 
Family details: Mr Poudel is a student and a member of INFO. He co-ordinates INFO's activity in the Nawalparasi district. He lives with his mother and brother, his brother's wife and their daughter. They have previously hosted volunteers from Australia and Ireland. 
House description: Old, stone farmhouse 
Location: The house is located 5 minutes from Amarapuri, in the village of Faram.

Family 3

Head of the family - Madhusudan Ghimire 
Family details: Mr Ghimire is a teacher at the local school and lives with his wife. They have 1 son who is currently working in Malaysia. They have previously hosted a Swedish volunteer.
House description: Old, stone farmhouse 
Location: The house is located 5 minutes from Amarapuri, in the village of Faram.

Family 4

Head of the family - Chum Prasad Gurung 
Family details: 
Mr Gurung is a teacher at the local school. He lives with his father, mother and 2 sisters. 
House description New brick house. 
Location The house is located 1 5 minutes from Amarapuri, in the village of Faram. 

Family 5

Head of the family - Ram Chundra 
Family details: 
Mr. Chundra is the principle of the local boarding school.  Mrs. Chundra is a housewife.  They have two children, one son aged 9 years old and one daughter aged 11 years old.  They have previous hosted volunteers from the Canada and USA.   
House description: New brick and mud house.  The house has two rooms: one for parent and one for children and any volunteers. 
Location: The house is located 15 minutes from Amarapuri, in the village of Beldiha.

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Our volunteer experience with INFO Nepal was one of the most rewarding and challenging periods of our lives.  We spent only a few short weeks at the Sacred Home Orphanage in Jorpati, but the kids made it feel like it was just a few days.  From the moment we arrived in Nepal, the INFO family made us feel comfortable and secure in a new country.  The thoughtfulness and experience of the INFO team allowed us to mesh well with the children and environment of the orphanage.
Hans Mouser & Digvy Singh
USA- June 2006


It is going to be so difficult to say goodbye to all of the wonderful people we have met in Nepal. Even though we have only been here a short time, the relationships we have formed have changed us forever and will always have a special place in our hearts. We shall never ever forget our humbling Nepali experience or the faces of those lovely children we had the opportunity to work with. 

Ben & Tanzi Hume

New Zealand

Jan 2007


The first day of teaching was such fun; on the way to the library and back you are greeted by all the children shouting “morning Miss” and they were so welcoming. In the library we played many games with the children, sang and danced a lot and even turned the library into a little disco once or twice. All though the Children enjoy having fun, they are also very keen to learn.

 

Lea Brorsson

England - Dec 2006

 


The time I spent in Dhulikhel was memorable by the kindness of all the people that lived in the village.  I was welcomed with open arms and made part of the village community as soon as I arrived.  The children in the village were adorable.

Argentina Hung

UK - July 2007

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