Global Challenge Nepal: Nepal

To experience God, equip the believer in zealous deciscipleship of the Lord Jesus Christ, and to bring the knowledge of Him to the lost.

To work alongside long term personnel in Nepal with their ministries!
Dates:Sat 01 Nov 2008 – Tue 30 Dec 2008
Apply by:Fri 01 Aug 2008
Cost:1230.00 USD (participants from )
Ages:18 to 65
 single people welcome sorry, no married couples sorry, no families groups welcome

Ministry Details
To work amongst the many people groups in Nepal in whatever way is appropriate.

Participant Profile
To be a born again Christian with a willing heart to love the people of Nepal.

Accommodation: Team houses

Food: Meals are prepared by team members.

Travel: People are responsible to arrange their own travel to and fom Kathmandu, Nepal, after completing the application process in their home country.

How to Find Us: We will meet you at the airport as long as you arrive on the designated arrival day.

Health: People should be in good health. Make sure you tell us if you have any health problems, allergies etc.

Visa: 2 month visa available on arrival at airport 30 US dollars two months included in support costs.


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What now?

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  • Pray.
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  • Contact Us for an application form, or to discuss your missions dreams.
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  • Start packing… don’t forget your toothbrush!

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Missions Gallery
Nepal

Shacks by River in Kathmandu<br>Many who are HIV positive in Nepal come to the city to access medical care and end up living in shacks like these. Roasting Corn<br>Picture of corn roasting at the stall of a person living with HIV who is running a small business. Group Discussion HIV & AIDS Training<br>A guided discussion as young participants of the HIV & AIDS Workshop look to the Bible for answers HIV & AIDS Workshop in Nepal<br>AIDSLink team conducted a 2 day workshop amongst a group of 30 young Nepalis Body, Soul and Spirit in Nepali<br>Girls go through an activity to illustrate the link between body, soul and spirit. Discussion during HIV & AIDS Workshop<br>Girls in group discussion during AIDSLink's latest HIV & AIDS workshop in Nepal.

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Recent Stories from Nepal

Rajiv's Story
Rajiv's Story28 Aug, 2008
Short story of a Nepali living with HIV.

Krishna's Story
Krishna's Story28 Aug, 2008
Short story of a Nepali living with HIV.

Ashok's Story
Ashok's Story28 Aug, 2008
Short story of a Nepali living with HIV.

Streets of Kathmandu
Streets of Kathmandu28 Aug, 2008
Article about the situation for those living with HIV in Nepal and AIDSLink Nepal's response.
First paragraph reads:
Nobody knows it, but Ashok* is HIV positive. He works as a street vendor selling roasted corn. If people did know he was living with HIV they wouldn’t buy his corn. Most people in Nepal don’t know that you can’t get HIV by eating food cooked by an HIV positive person. His small business cost about US$50 to set up and now it provides enough income for him to feed his family. This is the sort of self-sustaining enterprise that AIDSLink* Nepal wants to help people set up.

Raita's story
15 Aug, 2008
Raita is recovering after being rescued from a life as a sex slave.

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