Education
- Improvements in formal education
- Supporting Early Childhood Development Centres
- Multi-Lingual Education
- Non-formal education and flexible schooling
- Child Clubs
- Child-Centred Community Development
- Scholarships
Health
- Maternal and Newborn Health
- Childhood nutrition
- Strengthening rural health postsandbirthing centres
- Water and Sanitation, Hygiene (WASH)
- HIV and AIDS – prevention, Community Home-Based Care, information dissemination, stigma reduction
- Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health
- Mental Health
Peace Building
- Conflict transformation
- Anti-Human trafficking
- Childhood disability and rehabilitation
- Interfaith networks
- Addressing gender issues
Sustainable Livelihoods
- Food security
- Climate change adaptation
- Disaster mitigation and relief responses
- Income generation
Advocacy
- Awareness of individual and community rights
- Negotiating by local organisations and community groups
- Involvement in national and international networks
Organisational development
- Development of partners’ organisational skills
- Project design and implementation skills
- Community participation
- Accountability and transparency
Integral Development
- Awareness raising and training for Nepali church leaders
- Assisting church groups to become involved in their communities
Hospitals
- United Mission Hospital Tansen
United Mission Hospital Tansen, established in 1954, serves a catchment area for almost one million people. An ancient hill town 1350 meters above sea level, Tansen is the administrative headquarters of Palpa district and lies in the Lumbini zone of Nepal. - Okhaldhunga Community Hospital
In the early 1960’s, a Gurkha soldier extended an invitation to a physician in the British Army to start a medical project in the Okhaldhunga district. From its beginnings as a small remote clinic, it has grown into a medium-sized community hospital with 85 inpatient beds, a newly established Community-Based Rehabilitation program and a School of Nursing. Nestled in a remote region of the foothills of the Himalayas due south from Mount Everest, the hospital is a referral centre for Okhaldhunga district and additionally serves people in the surrounding districts, accounting for a population of more than 250,000. The hospital provides primary hospital services, particularly in the areas of adult medicine and surgery, maternity, paediatrics and orthopaedics.