About Us
Future Nepal is a volunteer organization in Nepal established in 2002 and registered with the Social Welfare Council of Nepal. It is a non-governmental and non-profit organization working under the principle of “change society by volunteering.” It was established with the objective of improving and promoting the status of the country through volunteering in Nepal. The members of the organization have extensive experience in volunteer work and are familiar with the various problems of society.
At Future Nepal, we invite you to embark on a journey of positive change and contribute to a brighter future for Nepal. Whether you are a dedicated group, a passionate organization, or an individual seeking to make a meaningful impact, we extend a warm welcome. Established in 2002 and registered with the Social Welfare Council of Nepal, we are a non-governmental and non-profit volunteering organization committed to making a difference.
Our mission is simple yet profound: to provide meaningful opportunities for volunteers and ourselves to foster a deeper understanding of one another. We welcome volunteers from around the world, offering them the chance to engage in life-changing projects across various fields.
Program at a glance
Why choose us?
We choose to offer meaningful volunteer opportunities and to seek sustainable solutions in education, health, conservation, and development issues through volunteering. We hope to achieve this goal by offering community-oriented volunteer programs where the efforts of volunteers go directly to underprivileged people and their communities, including library and sponsorship programs.
Requirements
Volunteers must be between 18 and 70 years old. We do not have any specific requirements, other than a genuine desire to help Nepali communities and people.
Volunteer experience
Usually, schools, local organizations/clubs, women’s groups, and health posts are located within easy distance, and volunteers will be required to teach 3–4 classes each day. Generally, the school or organization runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and operates six days a week, with Saturday as a holiday. On this day, volunteers can gather and share their experiences. They may also travel to nearby towns to purchase daily necessities or explore other areas during longer breaks.
In addition to teaching hours, volunteers can use their free time to organize youth and women’s groups in the community and carry out meaningful activities such as raising awareness about the reduction of plastic use and promoting income-generating programs.
Administrative charge: €50
2 weeks: €250
3 weeks: €350
4 weeks: €450
5 weeks: €550
6 weeks: €650
7 weeks: €750
8 weeks: €850
3 months: €1,200
4 months: €1,550
5 months: €1,900
Volunteers will stay with a typical Nepalese host family. Each volunteer will have a separate room with a simple bed. Bathroom and toilet facilities will be shared with the host family.
The host family offers Nepalese food, including dal bhat (rice, lentil soup, and vegetables) twice a day, along with tea and local snacks. Volunteers can also learn to cook Nepalese dishes and share their own continental recipes.
The free time allows volunteers to spend quality time with community members, go sightseeing, explore the surrounding areas, go hiking, enjoy jungle safaris, trekking, and other activities.
