Today in Nepal, Spring/Summer 2024

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ZOOM TONEPALJoin the next online meeting to hearfrom our partners and pray for Nepal.Saturday 27 April, 9:30am-11amREGISTER ONLINEwww.inf.org.uk/prayFEATURINGDr Arun Kumar BudhaMedical Services DirectorINF NepalRaju AdhikariExecutive DirectorAsal Chhimekee NepalOUR VISIONLife in all its fullness for Nepal’s poor and disadvantaged people and communities.OUR MISSIONWorking with local communities and healthcare services, to improve health, reduce povertyand promote social inclusion.OUR VALUES Love and compassion Dignity and inclusion Professional excellenceOUR ETHOSINF draws its distinctive ethos and values from its Christian heritage. Supporting health anddevelopment work amongst the poor and marginalised peoples of western Nepal isa holistic expression of these.International Nepal Fellowship (INF/UK)Registered charity number 1047178A company limited by guarantee (number 3060972)196-198 Edward Rd, Balsall Health, Birmingham, B12 9LXTel: 0121 472 2425Email: enquiries@inf.org.uk2
WELCOMEIf God is for us, who can be against us?ROMANS 8:31Dear friends,Much of this edition of Today in Nepalfeatures updates about aspects of ourpartners’ work that I was fortunate enoughto see and hear in person on a recent tripto Nepal.There is a focus on Green Pastures Hospital(GPH), which is where we spent a few daysand discussed its plans for developing newand existing services to offer hope andhealing to more people with challenginghealth issues.Taking a moment to reflect on how GPHhas expanded over the past decade, it is soencouraging to see the difference that youhave made in the lives of so many Nepaliswith disabilities. Your support throughprayer and financial gifts is so appreciated.Even in the past few years, the Ear Centreand Multi-Purpose Larning Centre – plusnew buildings for palliative care and leprosywards – have transformed the landscapeand increased the services that INF canprovide.Of course, the incredible work at GreenPastures is only part of what INF Nepal andour other partners do today to help themost disadvantaged Nepalis find a way ourof poverty and suffering.We were also fortunate to spend a good daywith Asal Chhimekee Nepal (ACN) and thePokhara Christian Community, as well as visitour two Kathmandu-based partners UnitedMission to Nepal (UMN) and SAHAS Nepal.Thank you for all you do to transform thelives of people in Nepal.With love,John ReynoldsChief Executive Officer, INF/UKPlease do join us for aZoom to Nepal onlineevent on Saturday27th April, which willinclude opportunitiesto pray for andwith our partners.See details on theprevious page.CONTENTSKopila grateful for leprosy support......................................................................................... 4Greenhouse opens at Green Pastures.................................................................................... 5Visiting our partners in Nepal................................................................................................. 6Impact update: Annual Report 2022/23................................................................................ 8Leasehold farming boosts families in Siraha....................................................................... 10Emergency relief: monsoon and earthquake...................................................................... 12Final words: news round-up..................................................................................................143
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