- Nepal
About Program
Street Child is scaling up its work in Nepal and is looking for individuals hoping to gain valuable experience in the development sector to support our projects.
Street Child of Nepal has been working with UNICEF and partner organizations to support the humanitarian relief effort in the earthquake affected areas. Street Child is currently seeking to expand and advance a series of projects in Nepal which intend to provide children the opportunity to access education that is inclusive, sustainable and life-saving. As a volunteer, you will be part of an exciting stage of the organization’s growth. You will be working closely with the Street Child of Nepal team and partner organisations to support the delivery of project pilots and the design and development of emerging programs.
Current opportunities:
Social Enterprise Volunteer
Projects Volunteer
Research Volunteer
Teaching & Learning volunteer
For in-depth descriptions of each position, visit our website!
Consider your impact: Volunteering abroad can be a rewarding experience for both volunteers and local communities, and at Go Overseas, we believe all volunteers should have the resources to make informed decisions about the type of volunteer project they want to partake in. However, despite best intentions, some organizations offering placements in orphanages may unknowingly place children in danger. You can read about the potential dangers of orphanage volunteering here.
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Program Highlights
- A unique opportunity to make a lasting & valuable contribution to a charity that is scaling up its work in Nepal
- A role with high responsibility from the start
- Contribute to your own professional development with an immersive experience humanitarian work
- Build relationships with the extraordinary people of Nepal & discover this beautiful country
- Work closely alongside our dedicated local staff, partners and fellow international volunteers
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Location
Nepal is well known for holding 8 of the 10 highest peaks in the world with the most famous and tallest being Mount Everest. Although most people think of the many large peaks that are prevalent across the landlocked country of Nepal, around a third of the country is considered subtropical. Whether you are a climber or not, Nepal has a variety of activities for any type of traveler.
