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We are sure you have read with distress about the flood on the Nepal Tibet border yesterday morning. We are very relieved to report all PHASE staff are safe. It is not in a PHASE Nepal project area, but we are extremely saddened by the loss of life and the current risks…

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We raised over £22,000 for communities in Nepal. Huge thanks to everyone that gave. Next Big Give with match funding December 2026. To have your donations doubled visit our Big Give page All money raised will save and change lives in the beautiful, remote and isolated Far West of Nepal….

We talk about the PHASE family a fair amount when we are out and about chatting to supporters about what we do, but I thought in this article we’d have a look at what this means in reality. PHASE Nepal, PHASE Worldwide and PHASE Austria are all completely independent organizations…

Many supporter might not know that as well as running integrated health, education and livelihood programmes in Nepal, PHASE Nepal also have a research team working and publishing academic research. PHASE Nepal have been engaged in research activities across various areas, including but not limited to public health, community health,…

Tara, a 14-year-old Grade 9 student, comes from a farming family. She lives with her father, mother, and younger brother. Her parents depend on agriculture for their livelihood and, despite their modest economic condition, have always encouraged and supported Tara’s education. From an early age, Tara has been a disciplined,…

Su’s, a 15-year-old student Grade 9 student,  comes from a modest farming family in a remote rural community of Nepal. Her father depends primarily on agriculture for the family’s livelihood. She has one elder brother and one elder sister. At a very young age, Su experienced a heart breaking tragedy…

Shamila, a 26-year-old young woman comes from a humble agricultural family. As the eldest daughter in her family, she always carried a strong sense of responsibility toward her younger siblings and parents, who worked tirelessly in the fields to provide their children with education and opportunities. Despite completing her higher…