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Recent Videos
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Himalayas AnandNagar, City of Joy is a project we're undertaking in Nepal that will transform existing communities with little or no infra-structure. Villages of 500-2000 people have no education, clean drinking water, commerce or a place of worship. City of Joy project aims to bring these services and make these community a vital, productive and influential society. Will you partner with us to transform a community and make eternal difference? In the month of May, one of our partners sponsored six sewing machines for the village ladies in far west part of Nepal where we're planning to build AnandNagar (City of Joy). In less than a month machines were bought and training began as you can see here. In approximately three moths these ladies who have had no income in the past will become productive citizens in their community. It is a small step but little by little it will transform the community. Kalabati is a simple village girl with a passion to improve the quality of life in her village in the remote far western part of Nepal. The following video describes how she's impacting her community by teaching adult women how to read and write. Young girls (as these ladies once were) in the villages of Nepal hardly get a chance to go to school. Kalabati is giving these ladies a second chance to go back to school they missed in their childhood. Building City of Joy, (AnandNagar - literally "Community of Joy) is a project to improve the quality of life in poverty stricken areas of the Himalayas where there is no infra-structure. Our goal is to empower the people with clean drinking water, education, vocational training, community development, preventive health care and spiritual impartation. The Scriptures says, "The Goodness of God leads people to repentance." Children in Nepal, learning without books, pencils and at times even without drinking water. School in a remote village of Western Nepal. There's no chairs, tables, coloring books, text books, notebooks, or pencils. These children come to this village school surrounded by dense forest with wild animals roaming about. Teachers carry drinking water in buckets from their homes for these children. Recent Photos from the Himalayas 
 
 
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