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28 Apr 26

DOUBLE YOUR DONATIONS! April 28th-5th May.

This appeal we are raising funds to support three health posts in Far West Nepal, Jair, Bichyya and Rugin.  These communities are in some of the most remote parts of Nepal, where access is extremely challenging.

By working alongside local government health staff, our Auxiliary Nurse Midwives (ANMs) help strengthen services through extra staffing and community outreach.  This means healthcare can reach people living hours away from the nearest clinic.

From 28th April 12 noon until the 5th May at 12 noon every donation made through the Big Give website will be doubled (or until our match pot runs out) meaning every pound you give will have twice the impact!

Follow this link to read more and donate: https://bit.ly/Spring26BG

DOUBLE YOUR IMPACT  £10=£20


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If you would like to support the work of PHASE Worldwide and help us to continue empowering people living in isolated regions of Nepal the best way to do so is through regular giving. Even the smallest amount a month can make a huge difference. As a regular supporter you will receive exclusive updates and will become part of the PHASE family. You can set up your regular gift easily and securely online.

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