Many of you have asked about the situation in Nepal—the political and MicroAid’s work—during and after the recent upheaval. A couple of months ago, the government cut off most social media access. This affected communication with our project manager, but we worked around the issue and continued our project. The Gen-Z protesters (as they came to be called) took to the streets, where they were met with deadly fire from the authorities—21 young people were killed and 100 wounded

Through the generosity, of our donors we are almost finished with the latest Nepal project—a new home construction for a widow and her...

One of the great things about working in different countries and cultures around the world is to get to know their celebrations and...

Namaste from Nepal. All the structural work on the house for our beneficiary family is complete! Setting wood forms for second slab...

Here in Nepal, the house for our beneficiary family is coming along slowly but surely. After series of delays, we are finally making...

The project is moving forward here… but slowly. We work seven days a week—when there are no Hindu, Newari, or Buddhist holidays, which...

Namaste: I’ve been in Nepal for three weeks and have done many site visits, and met with local NGOs, INGOs, and private individuals who...