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 Ally Brunacci (Australia)

Dear Sudha, thank you for your welcoming me in to your home over the 2 months. This trip has had lots of new experience for me and lots of challenges, but it has been so muchnicer because I knew you were there to help me the whole time.

You are Amazing! I am constantly impressed by how you get everything done, wether it’s a cheaper cost, a booking or getting us to the front of the gigantic crowdto see the kumari, you can do it easily. You have rescued us over and over again.

I don’t think there is anything you could’t do. You are amazing at cooking, a phenourninal dancer, so smart so beautiful, you are Everything!

This trip will stay in my memories forever and that is because of you.Thank you, thank you, thank you, Thank you!!! Queen Sudha.

Lots of love Ally

Luz Del Carmen Lopez

Hi Durga,

Thank you for everything. I have a great time in Nepal. The volunteering in the village and in the school teach me a lot of things. Amrit’s Family was Fantastic, they were very accommodating with. I learned little Nepali however I think they learned more English. Raju and Prem were also very helpful during my stay in Kathmandu and obviously you always responding all my doubts before my trip.

Thank you to all of you. I think I do good friend and I hope can come back someday again.

The best for all you and for the organization you represent.

Best regards,

Luz Lopez

Karen Benavider

I am 29 years old female nurse from Costa Rica. I spent 1 month in Dhading little village with a lovely and welcomely Nepali family which make the experience 1000% better. I helped them in farm activities, it was a hard work that make you value even more our farmers. Also, I was volunteering in the school where I mostly take care of the kids, helping them to do their tests and some English lessons. After that I was in a Health Post Office where I shared with nurses and doctors the way we care/treat some common diseases, it was a very great experience (Personally and Professionally). In the village everyone is so interesting and know you that language is not a barrier. Just smile and people will feel that you are interested in their stories too. I will highly recommend to do a volunteer here and I will glad to do it again. It was a great honor to me to serve them but to be fair they gave me more than I gave to them. Thank you for this amazing one life time experience.

With all my love, Karen B.

Terre Mcpartlan (United States)

Durga was amazing ! she met with me daily and made certain that I was comfortable upon my stay at Monastery. Durga remained available throughout my trip and was fun to share time with. My experience at the Monastery was wonderful, the children were beautiful and appreciated our presence and help. It was very easy to get around Kathmandu with the "Choo-Choo" & "In-Drive" scooter drivers -and quite reasonable as well. I miss my time in Kathmandu, as the people were quite lovely and warm.

Ilaria Rimondi (Italy)

I have been for a week in a village in Dhading district. I was hosted by a wonderful local family with 2 lovely children. The village was located in the middle of rice terraced hills and forest, incredible landscapes! In the village there were small bazaars for basic necessities and the city with all services is 15-20 minutes away by motorbike. During the day I usually held English lessons and took part in some activities the family was involved in, such as helping with small agricultural jobs or watch them preparing traditional food. They also took me on a short trek in a beautiful panoramic area from which you can admire the Himalayas mountain. It was a very intense experience that allowed me to come into contact with the local reality and taste a bit of the Nepalese life. Both Durga and the family I was staying with were always very kind and helpful to me. I hope to return to Nepal soon!

Ahona Anjum(Bangladesh)

My name is Ahona Anjum. I am from Bangladesh. I volunteered in “Future Nepal” for two weeks from 16th March 2019 to 30th March 2019. It was amazing to volunteer here. First couple of days, I stayed in Thamel. Durga was really friendly and also took me to sightsee lots of amazing places. Thanks to her, I also could learn a new language which was nice and helpful for my volunteering experience. My placement was is an orphanage in the outskirts of Kathmandu. I stayed for more than a week. There were 11 children there and all were super friendly and accepting. Staying there I could experience authentic Nepali culture as well as create great relationship with the children. Since they had exams, I taught them subjects like English, Math and Science. I also talk with them regarding serious issues like rape and domestic violence. Furthermore, I also taught two women English. It was a great 2 weeks. Would love to volunteer again.

Martin Higgins 18/02/2024

England/Australia

Chef cook Man.

Ayse Ozkaya (Turkish)
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I find the WWH from internet and I connect to Future Nepal. Durga is surprising me because I found answer of my questions always in short time. I was so happy. Durga is a nice person, very friendly and she picked me up and brought to monastery. She is making her job seriously. I requested her to see local house and she brought me her community. I was so happy with this her behavior. Because at least I learnt how is the inside of house, how is the life style in Nepal. Thank you

Olena Wrzesnewskyj-Cottrell
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My trip to Nepal was an amazing cultural experience thanks to Future Nepal Friendship Organization. Working at the Eco Farm for three weeks was filled with hard work, laughter and friendship. Bishnu made sure all the volunteers got the most out of their experience living on the farm, offering expeditions outside of the village such as hiking and visiting the national park. Farming volunteers worked early mornings and evenings as it was too hot to work during the days. Our work consisted of weeding, cultivating the soil and planting crops. I highly recommend, to anyone who is interested in sustainable development and agriculture, to explore this adventure!

Julie Penin (France)
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I worked for 2 months with Future Nepal. As my first experience as a volunteer, I am delighted about how everything went. I planned on teaching for 2 weeks at the monastery, then teaching for 4 weeks in a primary school and finally 2 weeks at the orphanage.
Everything was so well organised and everyone very friendly. Thank you very much Durga for your support and happy mood. I would recommend you to anyone who’s looking for volunteer work in Kathmandu.
I wish Future Nepal all the best for the future. Continue to develop your projects. You are doing amazing things for Nepali people. All my love.

Racheal (UK)
rachmeth28@gmail.com
Dear Future Nepal, Thank you for all your kindness and support you have given me . The experience I received is at storing and I am impressed by the NGO is comment to supporting and changing peoples lives have in Nepal.

I was very happy with the arrangement which where by the NGO who to be able to volunteer in Nepal to provide change to peoples likes rest future.
I have had the best experience here in helped as a volunteer from wonderful ability to teach future nursing students in Nepal. I am very grateful for Nepal Nepal to all allow to volunteer on the behalf. I hope to return again.Thank you.

Yiming Huang (China)
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I worked for 2 weeks with Future Nepal. It is my first time to do volunteer in Nepal. I like beautiful environmental in Nepal and all of students. All I have seen in Nepal are so interesting. Thanks for Future Nepal!

Krishna Joshi (USA)
I really enjoyed my time at monastery teaching English to 3 different classes. I soon used to the 5 am wake up going and chatting, was also to enjoy the company of the monks outside of lesson and get an insight into life as a monk. Teaching English required me to think on the great and was challenging at times, but I soon get used to it. I wish I could have stayed longer than 2 weeks so the monks had more continue in their. I would recommend volunteering were and Future Nepal gives a warm welcome to volunteers when you first arrive, which really helped me settle into a new country.

Xiao Feng Zhang (China)
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It was a good time when we worked. It was the time that I couldn’t forget in my whole life. And I hope that Nepal will become more stronger.

Zhi Jiam Xie (China)
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It’s a great experience for me to meet many Chinese friends and foreigners and visit the Nepal culture. I believe I can’t forget this trip which make me crazy. And I played with the children who are so cute and beautiful. Thanks to for this trip.

Jianhua Chen (China)
Nepal, the charming country. I,m so glad that I can been here. I stay here for two weeks. And teach the local children, play games with them. What a nice experience. I hope I can be a volunteer and do more meaningful things for local children.

Pieere Li (China)
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It was my first voluntary experience in my whole life and I will never forget about it. Bishnu and Durga, a so kind and enthusiastic couples. You are contributing the voluntary activities, you are helping for the children and i have learned a lot from you. Best wish!


Pablo G. Capistrano (Spain)
www.pablogcapistrano.com - pablogcapistrano@gmail.com
I have spent three months and half in Nepal, for almost two months collaborating with Future Nepal, my experience was great from the first day I arrived, Durga and all the family were so nice and welcoming, the project in Kathmandu at Himalaya School and the library and after at the Eco-Park in Chitwan were great, it’s been very interesting and could experience how helpful is Future Nepal to the community, I learned something new every day and laugh a lot.

Thank you family!! Hope to see you soon!! cheers!!

Courtney Younkle (USA) 
Email: cyounkle@gmail.com

I cannot express enough my appreciation of your patience, and your friendship. You have been such an amazing teacher and mentor these I got 4 weeks. I have had such a great time in Nepal, both volunteering and while traveling. You made me feel so welcome here in Nepal, and I am so grateful for that. I've had so much fun here in Nepal, have met so many wonderful people, and have made many lasting friendships. Thank you so much for this opportunity, I will never forget it, and I will never forget you! Please keep in touch! Much Love Courtney(USA)

Cristina Valdivia - USA,

Email: cmariav06@yahoo.com

I had such an amazing time here in Nepal. I will miss it very much but most of all I will miss you, your family and my host family. Thank you for being so wonderful to me you were always there when I needed advice or help and deeply appreciate that. If you ever need anything at all please never hesitate to contact me. I will miss you and this beautiful country. Take care my lovely and beautiful friend. Love Cristina x.x.

Aletheia Bligh-FlowerUK),

Dearest Durga, thank you so much for organizing such a wonderful home for us to stay in wonderful placement and wonderful language classes! “Derai ramro chha!”. We have learned so much and have had such a memorable experience have. I’m sine we will be back. Thank you for your kindness! all our love, “Pheri bhetaula!” Aletheia and 





Philip Yeung (Hong Kong ), 
Email: philipyeung7@hotmail.com

I joined the health and Sanitation program for 3 weeks and most of my time spent in the health post was spent taking the blood pressure and temperature of the patients who come. I would also observe the Auxiliary Health workers (knowledgeable individuals who would take on the job of a Physician even though they weren’t officially trained in medicine) as they diagnosed the problem and prescribed medication. For me, it was the first time I saw a scabies patient or a Tuberculosis patient and it was a learning experience. If you are also a health student I would recommend bringing your own set of diagnostic tools such as your stethoscope and penlight. Besides working at the health-post, I also interacted with some of the villagers and I would say that this was the favorite part of my journey.

Emily Tsai (New York)

Thank you so much for everything!! I had a wonderful time in Nepal visiting Kathmandu, volunteering at Clinic Nepal in Meghauli- Chitwan and trekking. I felt so welcome here, and I am greatful for all of your help organizing my first visit to Nepal. I hope to return soon, and I hope to see you again!! You are such a warm, welcoming person. I wish you the best for the future. Thank you again!!

Ziga Sustersic(Slovenia) 

Email: ziga.sustersic@gmail.com

I learn , enjoyed many things during my stay in Nepal, but I will remember it the most by one thing. That is beautiful Nepalese people. Working with them, learning their language and culture, playing and simply their lifestyle was sometimes challenging but in general beautiful experience. Organization prepared me very well for the visit, providing me some useful language and cultural information, which is really helpful especially if you are facing Nepalese culture for the first time.

Robin Kabir Tear-Uk

I was very happy with teaching in Parsadap. The Nepal classes were excellent I just wish I was a faster learner, Durga you an excellent teacher. Sita and the family looked after us so well. The house was perfect and it was a delight to be mound so much greenery and animals. The principle of paramount school is very nice and hospitable person.

Cameron Hawke-Smith

I chose to go to Nepal because I wanted to find a country as unlike Britain as I could. That I certainly achieved. I chose to volunteer because I wanted not to see the country as a tourist sees it, but to understand it as someone living and working there. The two placements were an outstanding opportunity to do just this. The first placement was very positive: I learnt how people live on almost nothing, coped with daily cuts in electricity, shortage of water, and political shutdowns, but always managed to stay calm and happy. The second placement gave me an entirely different set of insights. I had perhaps thought as a westerner that Buddhism had some of the answers to our global problems. I still think there is something in this, but I learnt also that even the most idealistic institutions have their shortcomings. We are all human.