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The majority of Nepal’s people experience severe health problems due to the lack of health care education, medical services, and resources in Nepal. Most of the country’s health care centers are centralized in the capital and few other cities of the country. A Majority of the rural people in the country are unable to receive proper health treatment service due to the lack of sufficient treatment centers and health workers in rural areas. RCDP-Nepal invites compassionate volunteers to bolster lessen this problem in an effort to boost the quality of health care for disadvantaged Nepali people.

Moreover, the doctor-patient ratio is very poor, with one doctor caring for approximately 16,000 patients-even in cities. The lack of availability of qualified health care workers has resulted in many health problems in Nepal.

Your role as a volunteer:

Volunteers for health care projects assist local doctors and medical staff with the treatment of patients. Volunteers are also involved in other hospital activities such as record keeping, sanitation, nutrition, and patient education. Whatever your level of experience in health and medicine is, your time, devotion and skills are all that is needed to make a difference to the lives of diseased and disadvantaged people of Nepal.

Project Skills Required:

Any volunteer interested in joining our health care program must have proof of certification as a medical student, nurse, doctor, or other medical-related experience. (Note: Volunteers without professional medical credentials are not allowed to work in this program because of risks involved.)

Project Location:

Kathmandu: Volunteers joining our health program are placed at Dhapakhel Helth Center in Dhapakhel. The placement is located around 7km from our Head office which is located in Kalanki, Kathmandu.

The capital city of Nepal, Kathmandu is also known as the city of temples and historically significant monuments. This is why the small city boasts more than half a dozen of ancient historical places and heritages which are listed in World Heritage Site. Though small in size, the valley has topographical variation and cultural diversity. Besides, the apt temperature and climate of the city which is neither too cold nor sizzling warmly welcomes you.

Chitwan: RCDP-Nepal has been mobilizing its volunteers at Kantipur College of Medical Science and B.P Koirala Memorial cancer hospital in Bharatpur, Chitawon. The project location is 4 hours drive away from Kathmandu (170 Km).

Located in plain belt of the country, Chitwan is one of the most known tourism hubs in Nepal. One can enjoy the bliss of nature by traveling to another World Heritage Listed magnificent place known as Chitwan National Park. Elephant riding for Jungle Safari to witness one-horned Rhino and Bengal Tiger, Canoeing, Viewing sunrise and sunset, Bird watching, Tharu village walk and Cultural immersion programs are the attractions of the place. In addition, Chitwan is popularly known as the store house of corn as it is one of the most fertile lands of the country.

Arrangement of room/food/supervision

RCDP-Nepal makes appropriate provision for food, room and supervision for its volunteers from the very beginning of their arrival to the country. During the first week of language training program, RCDP-Nepal manages you a clean and pleasant hostel having food facility where cooks prepare a variety of Nepali food (Dal, Bhat, Curry, Bread, Pickle, Tea etc). For your convenience, they will make continental and international food as well. During volunteers’ respective volunteering programs, their accommodation will be provided by a host family. However, volunteers joining in orphanage program will stay with the children in a hostel. RCDP-Nepal arranges a separate room along with a communal bath for volunteers in both the host families and hostel accommodations. Besides, Nepali people are extremely hospitable, warm and welcoming and volunteers are well treated wherever they go. Our staffs visit the volunteers at their placement in every two weeks. We assess the situation of the volunteers, working progress, and also receive feedback during this visit.

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On-going volunteer programs:
Work in Orphanage
Teaching English
Environmental Conservation
Health Sector
Cultural Restoration Project
Construction Project
Language and Culture Programs
Tours/Treks
Annapurna Trekking (5 Days) - $275
Annapurna Trekking (7 Days) - $325
Cross Nepal (10 days) - $299
Annapurna Base Camp (11 Days) - $450
Everest Base Camp Trek (14 days) - $549