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Volunteer can be involved in all kinds of events and festivals!

 

No one can prove us wrong if we say this is the perfect time in Nepal to learn about Nepalese religious festivals. These days' Nepalese people are busy in celebrating the greatest festival ‘Dashain' which is followed up by another great festival ‘Dipawali' commonly called as Tihar.

 

Dashain (Dashain 15 days in September or October) is the most important of all celebrations. Tens of thousands of Nepalese people hit the road to return home to celebrate with their families.

 

 

Childrens with Tika

Partents Give Tika

The most important days, when everything comes to total halt, are ninth day ( when animals are sacrificed to pleased goddess Durga), and the tenth day( when blessing are received from elder relatives and superiors). The final day of dashain is on the full moon in September or October.

 

This year all Hindu Nepali celebrated Dashain festival from 12 th to 27 th of October.

 

   

Tihar is the Second greatest festival of Nepal. All Hindu Nepalese celebrates this festival for 5 days in October and November. In the First day of Tihar Nepali pray the Crows (bird), which is taken as messengers of god and goddess. In 2nd day they pray the Dogs, which is taken as guard. In 3rd day they pray the Oxen, which is taken as Transport of god. In 4 th day people pray to goddess Laxmi , she is the goddess of wealth. In Final day Sister pray God Bali (God of Death) for long life of their brother which is commonly called as Baitika . In this occasion Sister puts Tika to her brother forehead and brother gives gift to their sister.

 

 

Sisters giving Tika

This year all Hindu Nepali will celebrate Tihar from 7th to 11th of Nobember

Volunteer Shaun Lally recieves Tika with Community Boys

 

   

Rice planting Festival

 

June and July is the time for planting rice. Most of the people are busy on their field every day.

 

End of June is the mid time of the planting rice . Nepales farmers celebrate 29th of June as rice planting festival day(National Rice day) this year.

 

Volunteer from FACE Nepal was involved in rice planting festival together with farmers.


FACE Nepal celebrated the rice planting festival with the volunteer on 29th June.
In Nepal, June and July is the time for planting rice. Most of the people are busy on their field every day.

 

   

FACE Nepal  and the volunteer are involved in the environment awareness program in the community on the occasion of weekly wildlife conservation program 2008.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

Children are dancing  on the occasion of  wildlife conservation program. They are awaking the community people to conserve the wildlife and their habitat.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

   

Distributing prize for the people who are involved in the wild life conservation awareness program by FACE member Bhim Khanal.

 

 

 

 

   

Putting the First Stone of Community House and Learning Center.

 

 

  • Chairman and Secretary of Effet Papillion putting the first stone of the foundation

 

 

 

 

   

Construction of Community House and Learing Center

 

 

  • In the finincial support of Effet Papillion (A French Humanatory Help and International Coordination organization) building a community house and learning center in the Patalahara, Chitwan.

 

 

 

   

Children are learning in Patlahara Learning center with their Teacher.

 

 

 

 

 

   

Patalahara Community House and Learning Center

 

 

  • Built in 2063(2007)with the friendly cooperation of villagers, FACE,Nepal and Effet Papillion France.

 

 

 

 

 

   

Inauguration Program of Patalahara Community House and Learning Center

 

   
   

 

 

Programmes for 2007

 

 

 

We conducted programs in:

 

Government Schools

 

  • Teaching English in School
  • Building toilets
  • Pure drinking water suppliment
  • Build class rooms/ Library
  • Scholarships for needy students

 

   

Community Education

 

  • Teaching English for children and adults
  • Teaching about health, sanitation and environment
  • Teaching about child care
  • Supply pure drinking water
  • Building toilets
  • Building bridges/outlets
  • Provide computer education
  • Build learning center / Library

 

   

Women Empowerment Program

 

 

  • Training in handicraft, weaving bags, paintings
  • Sewig Training as income generating programs

 

 

 

 

   

Conservation of Various Cultures

 

  • Support for cultural equipments
  • Organize different cultural programs

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

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