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Dolakha Chhatravas (Boys’ hostel) Construction project

Dolakha Chhatravas (Boy's hostel)
Construction Project

Janjati Kalyan Ashram Nepal has been operating a chhatravas (hostel) since 2016, to provide protection to children who have lost their parents and to needy families who lost their homes in the 2015 Massive Earthquake. It was difficult to provide basic services to the children in the chhatravas due to the lack of proper building of the chhatravas operated in Charikot (currently Bhimeshwar Municipality) of Dolakha district.

After, Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh Nepal approved the provision of the land it owns for the construction of this chhatravas, which is doing exemplary work for the children of the poor and janajati (tribal) communities, a tripartite agreement was concluded between Sewa International Nepal, Hindu Swayamsevak Sangh Nepal, and Janjati Kalyan Ashram Nepal for the construction of the building. Based on this, a bilateral agreement was signed between Sewa UK and Sewa International Nepal on November 28, 2021.

The foundation stone for the three-storied building of the chhatravas was duly laid on December 10, 2021, while the building was completed within one year and inaugurated on December 10, 2022, and handed over to Janjati Kalyan Ashram Nepal. Currently, Janjati Kalyan Ashram Nepal is operating the chhatravas in the newly constructed building.

Introduction of Sewa International Nepal
(SEWANP)

Sewa International, Nepal, is registered as a non-government, non-profit, volunteer based social organization. Sewa aims to serve humanity in distress, aid local communities, and promote volunteerism. Sewa International Nepal worked for relief and support activities during the COVID-19 pandemic and has taken several initiatives for the better health, education, and prosperity of people living in Nepal.

Likewise, the organization is contributing towards the prosperity of society and the state by empowering the youth through skills by running "Skill Development Center" in five mountainous and hilly districts of the country (Panchthar, Dhankuta, Nuwakot, Dhading and Dadeldhura). Furthermore, in coordination and with financial support from various charitable and donor organizations, the SEWANP is conducting various projects related to construction work.

Main Objectives of Sewa International Nepal

To help voluntary organizations working in remote and inaccessible villages, urban settlements, and among the needy people living in different corners of society plan, implement, and evaluate those projects or programs.
To support other organizations working in the field of social development by providing necessary financial, technical, and human resources.
Providing donations, materials, etc. received from national or international donors to projects or programs run by service-oriented organizations and conducting feasibility studies, pilot projects, evaluations, and research on service-oriented projects/programs.

Conducting workshops and training programs for the work related to sustainable social development and conducting public awareness programs as needed.
Conducting programs related to formal or informal education, supporting such programs in operation, and providing free proper education to children who have been deprived of formal education system due to various reasons.
To organize programs such as animal husbandry, veterinary services, handicrafts, and agriculture, and to make the local community self-reliant by supporting individuals and plans dedicated to such activities.
To conduct projects in order to promote environmental protection and environment-friendly tourism, and assist in ongoing programs/plans.
Assisting in activities such as employment-oriented skill development centers, self-help groups, and mobile health service camps.
To include economically, socially, and culturally backward communities in voluntary service programs.
To provide voluntary services for relief and rescue during natural or human-caused disasters.

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