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Welcome to International Nepal Fellowship (Nepal)

INF Nepal is a Nepali non-government organisation serving Nepali people through health and development works.
About INFHospital and health servicesCommunity Health and Development
INF Nepal's Vision is to bring:

Life in all its fullness for poor and disadvantaged people of Nepal.

Working across the poorer western half of Nepal to bring sustainable improvements in health and quality of life of people and communities, including those affected by stigmatising diseases such as leprosy, fistula, and disability. INF Nepal’s clinical team run three hospitals that provide high-quality care for people and has ambitious plans to develop three hospitals as national centres of excellence.

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INF Nepal’s 406 dedicated staff members are transforming lives through their unwavering commitment to healthcare and community development across Nepal.

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International Conference on Palliative Care in Rural Nepal – Session Recordings

If you missed any of the sessions or would like to revisit the insightful presentations, you can now access all the recordings in order. Explore the valuable discussions on advancing palliative care in rural Nepal, presented by experts and key stakeholders from the conference.

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INF Nepal Hosted International Conference on Palliative Care

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Hearing the Future: Path Back to Education

Bina’s story is a reminder of how timely medical care can open doors to new opportunities. Her surgeries didn’t just restore her hearing — they gave her confidence, a chance to return to school, and dreams of a brighter future. With a heart full of gratitude, Bina looks forward to learning, laughing, and living without…

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International Conference-Palliative Care for All in Rural Nepal

INF Nepal will host a hybrid international conference, Palliative Care for All in Rural Nepal: Leave No-One Behind, on 18th and 19th February 2025 in Kathmandu. The event will bring together healthcare professionals, researchers, and policymakers to discuss the development of primary palliative care in rural Nepal.

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Turning Dreams into Reality

*Rani Rawal, a 22-year-old resident of Haatsijha, Kanakasundari Rural Municipality in Jumla, lives with her family of four. Her household includes her 32-year-old husband and their two sons, aged 8 and 4. While her husband travels to India for seasonal work, Rani manages their small agricultural field and cares for their children. Despite coming from…

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INF Nepal’s Impact Through Empowering FCHVs

Female community health volunteers (FCHV) play a crucial role ensuring the health and well-being of women and communities in Nepal. They are recruited locally, trained on basic primary health care, and serve as frontline pillars of community-based health programs in Nepal. Through engaging FCHVs, sexual, reproductive, maternal, and child health (SRMCH) in communities in the remote…

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Building a Better Tomorrow

*Bhim Maya lives in Ward No. 3 of Sunchahari Rural Municipality, Moulaban, with her mother-in-law, three daughters, and three sons. She grew up in Sunchahari-4 Suri in a family that struggled to make ends meet. Their small farm produced enough food for only four months, and the rest of the year was spent doing temporary labor…

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72nd INF Day Celebration

Celebrating 72 Years of Service: INF Nepal's INF Day 2024 On 16th and 17th November 2024, INF Nepal celebrated its 72nd INF Day under the theme "Moving Forward Together," a reflection of the organization’s commitment to partnership, collaboration and shared progress. The celebration extended over two days, beginning with an informal gathering on 16th November…

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A Journey of Resilience: Kishan Tamang’s Story of Empowerment & Inclusion for the Deaf

Kishan Tamang’s story is one of resilience and determination. Born in Sardikhola, Pokhara, he lost his hearing at the age of four, facing a world full of barriers for the deaf. Despite these challenges, his commitment to creating a better life for himself and others led him to key roles that continue to shape his…

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Meena’s Rebirth: A Journey of Courage, Surgery, and Hope

Meena’s life was shaped by the physical and emotional toll of leprosy, but with reconstructive surgery at Green Pastures Hospital, she regained not only the use of her hands but also the hope and independence to pursue a brighter future.

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Khem Maya Rokaya: The Impact of Improved Cooking Stoves

In rural Nepal, Improved Cooking Stoves (ICS) are revolutionizing daily life by reducing firewood consumption, saving women valuable time, and improving health, while also helping to protect the environment.

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Kal Bahadur’s Triumph: Reclaiming Independence with a New Leg

Kal Bahadur’s life was changed forever after a leg amputation, but with the support of INF Nepal’s CHD Project, he regained his mobility and independence, empowering him to return to daily life and work with renewed strength and pride.

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Tara

Tara Budha Ram, a 24-year-old from Naumule Rural Municipality in Dailekh

Tara Shares her Story:

“I’m so happy to have my independence back,” Tara said with a smile.

“Now, I can do things on my own again, and I’m excited to help my husband with work so we can support our family together.”

Tara’s recovery is part of a broader impact at SH-IS, where 49 patients with spinal cord injuries and 136 individuals with disabilities have received therapeutic services, regaining control over their lives and enhancing their functional abilities.

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Ram Bahadur Shares His Story:

“I’m so grateful for the care I received at INF's Shining Hospital, The staff treated me like family. Thanks to them, my wound is healing, and I can look forward to better days with my loved ones.”

Click the link below to read more about Ram's courageous story and the life-changing impact of Shining Hospital’s dedicated team.

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Ram Bahadur Bhandari, a 50-year-old man from Barekot, Jajarkot

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“We Are INF” introduces the work of INF Nepal (International Nepal Fellowship), a Christian non-governmental organization that has been serving Nepal since 1952.
INF Nepal focuses on community development, healthcare, and supporting individuals affected by disabilities, leprosy, and other medical needs, working to improve the quality of life for marginalized and vulnerable communities through sustainable development and compassionate care.