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Kate’s blog from Nepal: visiting an earthquake

BUY CHRISTMAS CARDS TO HELP NEPAL

Christmas cards now available to purchase on Doctors for Nepal website http://www.doctorsfornepal.org/christmas-cards/ ALL proceeds from the cards…

Kate’s blog from Nepal: visiting an earthquake

Devastation in earthquake hit Nepal

Incredibly moved and saddened by the absolute devastation that is earthquake hit Nepal. The world has forgotten and the villages are literally…

Kate’s blog from Nepal: visiting an earthquake

Trustees fly out to Nepal

Kate and 2 trustees flew to Nepal on 9th October 2015.  Here they are meeting DFN scholarship students in Kathmandu.  Look out for Kate’s blog…

Kate’s blog from Nepal: visiting an earthquake

Nahakul and Meena pass their exams

Nahakul and Meena, our two 4th year students have successfully passed their exams, allowing them entry into their 5th and final year at Patan…

Kate’s blog from Nepal: visiting an earthquake

Funding needed for charity film

DFN is in the process of finishing off a 60 minute documentary film about healthcare in rural Nepal. It follows the journey of patients trying to…

Kate’s blog from Nepal: visiting an earthquake

DFN hits the news 

Today was a big day for DFN in the UK. We discovered the power of Twitter and social media to raise the awareness the profile of both the charity,…

Kate’s blog from Nepal: visiting an earthquake

The Nepal Appeal

Doctors for Nepal has launched The Nepal Appeal, to raise funds in the immediate aftermatch of the recent earthquake, and to aid with the assistance…

Clinging to life

The reality of being born in Nepal is that statistically speaking, you have a one in 20 chance of dying in infancy. In rural areas, where…

Treacherous roads

Travel in nepal is notoriously dangerous. The tiny planes that serve the far reaches of the country do not infrequently fall out of the sky, and the…

Kate’s blog from Nepal: visiting an earthquake

A pregnant woman’s journey

When staying in Lalit’s village we were asked to see a pregnant woman who was unwell. She was 6 months pregnant, and appeared very unwell with…

Kate’s blog from Nepal: visiting an earthquake

Lalits home

It was a complete honour to be able to spend some time with Lalits family in his mountainside village. We walked for 2 days over incredibly steep…

Kate’s blog from Nepal: visiting an earthquake

The hardest journey…

It is hard to describe in a handful of words the journey we have take over the last few days. On Sunday we left behind the relative safety and…

Kate’s blog from Nepal: visiting an earthquake

Meeting the smiling orphaned children

This afternoons journey to the West by jeep bought a lovely surprise. We came across Kopila valley school, where an amazing young American woman has…

Kate’s blog from Nepal: visiting an earthquake

Morning meeting with Lalit

Leaving civilisation  We have woken to the sound of tropical birds, and strange Nepalese throat clearing noises in nepaljung in the west of Nepal….

Kate’s blog from Nepal: visiting an earthquake

Meeting the students

We arrived in Kathmandu yesterday, and after a blessing at Bouddha Stupa, we had the pleasure of having lunch with DFN’s 3 new students today…