Dilys Noble, a trustee and coordinator of our GP Mentoring Scheme, recently travelled to Far West Nepal to visit some of our project areas. In the following blog post, she recounts her experiences and gives us an insight into what it is like to live and work within the remote…
Have you ever been to Nepal? Fancy yourself a bit of a know-it-all? Then try your hand at our Nepal themed quiz and let us know how well you do. Share this page with your friends on social media to see who knows this wonderful country the best.
Do you want to know what life is like for the communities we work with? We have put together an interactive experience that allows you to explore one of our project areas. See for yourself the impact our projects have on community members and their families. Scroll down and click…
We caught up with Rosie Swale Pope MBE from our #RosieRuns campaign to find out a little more about her incredible journey. Spending time with Rosie, it was clear to see that she had learnt a lot from her travels around the world. We were delighted that she would share…
Emily Shepard has been volunteering with us every Tuesday for the past nine months. As a valuable member of our team, she brought new ideas, passion and enthusiasm to her work. It is now time for her to say goodbye as she flies the nest in search of more international…
Jatinder volunteered with PHASE in March 2019. Following his involvement in developing a new transgender healthcare model in Manchester, Jatinder decided to seek out new opportunities to develop his career, whilst using the skills he had acquired as a GP to support communities with limited access to healthcare. After a…
On 28th May 2017, around 9:30 in the evening, a young man in his early twenties came to the duty station for PHASE health staff in Kashigaun VDC. He looked very concerned and informed the staff that his wife has been in labour for the past couple of hours. PHASE staff…
At just 10 years old, Kanchha dropped out of school and gave up on his studies after reaching grade 4. His family are extremely poor and live in a small hut constructed from tin sheets they received after the earthquake. He is the youngest of four siblings. Both his older…