Pokhara to Kathmandu
210 km

In March 2017 (2074), members of the Voice of Street team walked 210km from Pokhara to Kathmandu through villages, valleys and across rivers and trekked over mountainous terrain to raise awareness and promote children’s rights in Nepal.  Workshops were conducted in the villages en route promoting the rights of children to the mother communities. It took the team 9 long and arduous days to reach the capital of Nepal, Kathmandu. The project was a resounding success and VoS had positive feedback from the media including national tv and newspapers in both Pokhara and Kathmandu.

The more you are equipped with language,the more you are likely to understand the world and the diverse culture. VOICE OF STREET, kaski with the motive to help the foreigner visiting Nepal moreover Pokhara and provide the chance to learn Nepali language conducted Free NEPALI class from 21st AUG till 22nd SEPT, thrice a week. We had the program conducted under the supervision of our humble VOS trusted member Bhawana K.C and Pradip Grg and helped received by generous Volunteers of VOS.
We met very enthusiastic learner from across the globe who surely did not just learned the basic Nepali Language but also were introduced to the diverse culture and festive of our country. We had about 8 foreigners during the session who were from various country such as ENGLAND,MEXICO,AUSTRALIA,GERMANY,JAPAN and FRANCE. We had had prepared a basic booklets for them which included all the daily used basic conversation that could help them survive in daily basis of life in Nepali surroundings and also could help them interact with Nepalese on their stay at NEPAL and mostly during travelling around the country.
The main motto of thus program was to carry out the message about the importance of child rights and abolish the street children from world and introduce the effort of VOICE OF STREET, kaski for this noble purpose. We were hopeful of spreading the message of love for children to the international sights through our international family we made during this event and also for the fundraising purpose for the organization activities.

In April 2015, a catastrophic earthquake hit Nepal killing nearly 9,000 people and injuring nearly 22,000 more. It occurred at 11:56 Nepal Standard Time on 25 April, with a magnitude of 7.8Mw or 8.1Mw.

Many people lost their lives, homes and livelihood and 3 years on people in the most affected areas are still trying to rebuild their communities, such was the magnitude of the damage caused by the earthquake. This was an event in the history of Nepal which has changed the country forever. Nobody ever imagined that this magnitude of a natural disaster would occur and take thousands of lives.

The relief effort began as soon as safe it was to do so and VoS started collecting money, clothes, household items, food and anything that could help people in their daily lives. We got a lot of support from our well wishers, friends and family nationwide and globally.

There were also some international friends and volunteers who joined us.

Our team, distributed clothes and food in GMC( GANDAKI MEDICAL COLLEGE), a hospital in Prithivi Chowk, Kaski, Pokhara where many of the victims and injured were treated. Doctors and nurses also helped us communicate and work with the patients. We were very saddened by what we saw, but were also very happy and proud that we could work and help others in such a tragic situation.
We also went to many other institutions and community houses and helped the victims by spending some quality time with them. Not only did we give them financial support but also emotional support and sometimes, they only needed someone to listen to them or be supportive.
One of the most sincere forms of respect is actually listening to what another has to say. – Bryant H. McGill

On April 29th, we went to Gorkha, the epicentre of the earthquake. Our team had reserved the big Truck and we delivered as much as we could. We distributed essential supplies such as food, water, medical and first aid equipment, clothes and shoes and warm blankets. We also distributed toiletries, bedding and much more.

We went off road for ⅔ hours and walked another half an hour to a very remote region of Gorkha where we delivered more essential supplies. We wanted to deliver the items ourselves as we didn’t want anything to go astray. We had hired a truck to transport all the supplies but due to the amount of landslides and damage, most roads were blocked and impassable. With the coordination of the Nepalese Army, our supplies were delivered by the army to the most remote regions, where it was only accessible by helicopter.

To this day, with the help of INGOs, NGOs, international and national wellwishers and the government, rebuilding of lives, schools and communities in the most affected regions is still continuing. The aftermath of the earthquake brought people together from all walks of life and the world joined ‘hands in hands’ to