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Member name: Bikash Sapkota
From: Nayabazar Kathmandu Nepal
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Joined: Mon Jun 23 08:24:50 2008
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Support in Nepal (SIN) is a non-governmental and non profit organization (NGO) which was founded by a group of development workers, educationists, advocates, social activists, cultural and tourism experts, ex-volunteers and other professionals. The organization has officially been registered under society act with the district administration office Kathmandu, Nepal. This has also been affiliated to Social Welfare Council (SWC) Nepal. This organization aims to be a good forum for development practitioners and professionals. From its early stages of establishment Support IN Nepal has been mobilizing international and local volunteers in various programs providing essential trainings and counseling, which contribute significantly to the development of Nepal. SIN has been deploying its volunteers in teaching, teacher training, environment, health and sanitation, helping children in orphanage, community support, cultural exchanges, youth empowerment and entrepreneurship. SIN offers a great opportunity for those who want to enjoy tremendous beauty of the Himalayas. They will experience the great nature, distinct culture, and lifestyle in one of the most beautiful countries of the world. Its volunteer programs are located at out skirt of beautiful valleys and villages all over Nepal, where volunteers contribute to the development of Nepali communities and enjoy a unique opportunity of travel, adventure and exploration. SIN mission is to provide volunteers with structured program to facilitate them to make an important contribution to the people (particularly marginalized and underprivileged group) of different parts of Nepal, while gaining an in-depth experience of Nepal's language and culture that will stay with the volunteers for the rest of their lives