Looking for Internship?
November 14, 2018Join With Us!
If you are the one really passionate to help the small children or your interest lie with development of children, then we want you to join our team. GET-Nepal, the non-profit organisation aims to provide the traveling opportunities for young girls and create the community projects in need.
Two years back, our GET-Nepal team went to celebrate Nepali New Year with the children in Brick kiln factory in Bhaktapur. The Kids from the factory had never such enjoyment in their life. We danced, played games and distributed them stationary materials. It wasn't the end.
Agriculture has been the primary occupation for over 60% Nepalese people. From Nov-April, mostly farmers remain free and they look for income diversifying sources. The poor families migrated to Brick kiln factory to make bricks with their small children. These children are obliged to drop out the school for six months and they feel hesitant to join the new school in the city areas because of diverse languages and cultures. However, GET-Nepal designed the six months project (Nov 30-April 30) to educate these children through innovative games, sports and arts.
Hurry up if your interests are outlined.
Job Vacancy: Internships
Stipend: Yes
No of Vacancies: Two
Working hours: 3 hours a day and six days in a week.
Project site: Bhaktapur (100 m ahead from Bhatbhateni)
Project duration: 6 months
Job Specifications
If you are the one really passionate to help the small children or your interest lie with development of children, then we want you to join our team. GET-Nepal, the non-profit organisation aims to provide the traveling opportunities for young girls and create the community projects in need.
Two years back, our GET-Nepal team went to celebrate Nepali New Year with the children in Brick kiln factory in Bhaktapur. The Kids from the factory had never such enjoyment in their life. We danced, played games and distributed them stationary materials. It wasn't the end.
Agriculture has been the primary occupation for over 60% Nepalese people. From Nov-April, mostly farmers remain free and they look for income diversifying sources. The poor families migrated to Brick kiln factory to make bricks with their small children. These children are obliged to drop out the school for six months and they feel hesitant to join the new school in the city areas because of diverse languages and cultures. However, GET-Nepal designed the six months project (Nov 30-April 30) to educate these children through innovative games, sports and arts.
Hurry up if your interests are outlined.
Job Vacancy: Internships
Stipend: Yes
No of Vacancies: Two
Working hours: 3 hours a day and six days in a week.
Project site: Bhaktapur (100 m ahead from Bhatbhateni)
Project duration: 6 months
Job Specifications
- Education level: Bachelor in Social Sciences (or other relevant studies)
- Must have experienced working in education sector.
- Candidate should be self-motivated, managing work independently and should understand the psychology of children
- Friendly and Kids lover
- Able to teach children in friendly and homely environment.
Job Description
- Understand the GET-Nepal objectives and visions.
- Carry out the weekly classes for three hours a day.
- Motivate the brick kiln children to involve in innovative arts, sports and games.
- Design the weekly courses
- Support the Project coordinator for project monitoring and evaluation process.
- Document and submit the monthly report to Project coordinator
- Assist to organise the health workshops for young girls working in the factory.
To apply:
Please email a cover letter and CV in MSWord or PDF format to girlsebyt@gmail.com
Being Featured in The Himalayan Times-The Daily Newspaper.
October 26, 2018Please read the article written by one of our Hitaishi participants-Nirisha Manandhar.
She has shared her experiences and her learnings during her journey in six different districts.
Read more: https://bit.ly/2RmgvFV
Being Featured in Glocal Khabar!!
October 10, 2018We are very thankful to Glocal Khabar for featuring our travel story! One of our Hitaishi -3 participant Sristika Shrestha shared how this travel changed her perspective about the beauty of Terai.
Please have a read!
“Now everybody writes an essay on-Our Country Nepal in 300 words. For this! I will give you 30 minutes.” Watching at his wrist, my social studies teacher gave us the class assignment. I was ready with my notebook and ink-pen and started to write that cliché line “Nepal is a beautiful country with high mountains and hills. Nepal is also known as Mountainous country and an even highest mountain of the earth, Mt. Everest lies here…” To make it to 300 words, I would add about how Nepal is culturally rich and use lots of prepositions.
Please have a read!
Terai Confined as the Granary is Much More Than That!
GET has joined Global Giving Accelerator and now we need your help!
September 06, 2018
Great news from Nepal!
Our amazing NAANI project has been approved for 2018's Accelerator Program by Global Giving. This is a great opportunity for us to fully fund this project and provide proper education for unprivileged children.
Access our DONATION PAGE clicking here for more details. The donation period starts this Monday, September 10th.
You can donate any amount between $10 to 85,000 USD. Donations can be done once or monthly.
More about NAANI
In Nepal,
thousands of families migrate to Kathmandu in search of seasonal employment. Many
end up in brick kilns - factories of bricks hand made from mud. Brick
kilns are one of the most exploitative forms of child labor. In Feb-March 2017,
32,000 children were laboring at the kilns! At kilns there's no environment/
opportunities to study. Children skip 6 months of school, so most schools
hesitate to accept them back as they return to their villages. Most kids drop out, resulting in the
continuation of the cycle of poverty.
Solution
Project
will cover the 6 months' of school that the kids are otherwise will be skipping
while living and working at brick factories. We will bridge this 6
months gap, so that when kids return home, schools will accept them back. We
will provide formal curriculum classes, as well as use non-formal education
approaches, 'learning by doing' method, organize hands-on workshops, i.e. on
health and hygiene, which is big issue in Nepal. We will set up classes at a
factory near Kathmandu.
Thank you for your support!
Thank you for your support!
Apply Now!
August 29, 2018
Project Hitaishi (हितैषी) is back with its third phase! We’ve all grown up reading the cultural diversity of Nepal. Let the books come to life. Come travel with us to various communities of Nepal and explore the vast cultural diversity yourself. Not only will you get to travel, but also have an opportunity to conduct programs on “Sexual Health” in these communities. Hitaishi 3’ is a rural-urban cultural exchange project, where urban-based girl participants will be provided with an opportunity to travel to and interact with rural communities of different districts of Nepal.
If you are a girl or someone who identify as a girl, aged between 18 - 28 yrs then hurry up and apply for Hitaishi-3 before 15th of September, 2018.
Travel can make a difference!
Apply through the link: Application
SDGs HIKE
June 23, 2018
Have you ever heard about the SDGs Hike?
The hike that aims to aware the youth about 17 Sustainable Development Goals and the role of Youth to achieve by 2030. It was a practical way of education to educate the participants that how a youth can contribute in a practical way to achieve these goals. About 23 youths were participated in the hike, which started from Nagarkot to Changunarayan from beautiful lush green forests to beautiful world heritage sites.
The hike was organised in the collaboration of YOUTH FORCE 2030, Binitar Karki, co-founder delivered the session with the definition of SDGs and different strategies to achieve it.
TraveYeller
June 23, 2018
TraveYeller June 2, 2018:
The Everest Submitter: Pasang Lhamu Sherpa and Solo Traveler: Prekchhya Shrestha shared their amazing experiences of traveling and how they are creating the positive impact in the society.
TraveYeller is a discussion event on how travel could be the perfect tool of empowerment. Travel isn't popular among girls in Nepal so we believe that through the participation in such event would motivate young girls to explore the world besides their own communities.
The speakers shared their own stories about the motivational factors that inspired them to travel and how it has changed their way of thinking. GET-Nepal will bring different kind of travelers and social workers in one place and share their incredible experiences among participants.
