Community Toilet Building
1 - 12 weeks
200
1 - 12 weeks
200
Community toilet building project is for those local communities and families who do not have access to clean toilet facilities. Lack of proper toilet facilities results in sickness and diseases that could otherwise be prevented.
We are working with these unprivileged communities to construct toilet facilities for those most in need. This project is a necessity but becomes costly very quickly. VCD Nepal totally relies on volunteers admission fee contribution to run all its projects so don’t have sufficient fund access to build toilets. But we encourage people to raise some fund to build
Once you complete this project and handover to the community it creates a long term impact for the most marginalized communities – long after construction is finished and you have come and gone. We hire local professional builders but if you have a little knowledge on building would be bonus. You can help builder or other team member to dig a hole for toilet, prepare building material, set toilet ring and roof. Besides this, volunteers are encouraged to teach and share ideas about how to maintain personal hygiene to the local communities (For example: how to wash hand properly, cleaning toilet etc).The community toilet building project runs all year round and available for 1 to 12 weeks.
Generally you will wake up around 7am and your typical day starts with a cup of morning tea. Main meal is served around 9:30am. After meal head to the toilet project. You will be working 5 to 6 days a week. Saturday is the day off. But it really depends on you. Our community toilet building project are flexible on starting and ending hours.
In your free time before and after school please support your family in household and agricultural works. It is the best way to immerse in to Nepali culture, learn language and Play and do educational activities with community kids is so much fun. They absolutely Love it.
✔ Opportunity to apply your building skills
✔ Teach personal hygiene
✔ An opportunity to explore the countryside and meet the authentic people
✔ Make friends and experience the traditional life of rural communities of Nepal
✔ 18+ years old or minor under parents supervision
✔ Basic English
✔ A criminal background check certificate is required
✔ Travel insurance for your safety
✔ Vaccines(Please visit your GP or seek for medical advice if you intend to volunteer and travel in Nepal. Please check out the link for more information. http://services.masta.com/VaccineChecker)
✔ Raise fund for the project. We will provide you promotional material for fundraising event
Your accommodation and meals will be arranged at a local family close to your project(5 to 15-minute walk). You will be provided a private room with basic furniture. Meals is served 3 times a day. Dal Bhat Tarkari (Rice, Lentils and vegetables) is the most common food cooked in Nepali homes.
Most families in rural village have pan toilets and normal shower. Some family have Wi-Fi and hot shower.
Water- You can either purchase bottled water at local tea shops or ask with your hosting family for filtered or boiled water.
Program fees included Airport pick up and drop off
Accommodation and meals at the host family
Public transport to and from the project
Sightseeing Kathmandu(Swyambhunath Stupa, Pashupatinath temple, Boddhanath Stupa, Kathmandu Durbar Square)
Basic Nepali language and cultural orientation
24/7 supervision
What’s NOT included?
Visa, flights, travel insurance, vaccinations and any personal expenses
Throughout Nepal
T1rending now- Chitwan
You need to raise some fund to take part in the project.