Our Projects

Environment Protection

Education

Community Mobilization

Health and Nutrition

Tourism and livelihood

Volunteer Tourism

Our Mission/ Our Vision

Our Vision:
Empowering the rural people by enriching their life styles through best practices and values.
Our Values:
At the Asian Heritage Foundation Nepal we are driven by our belief in solidarity, responsibility, transparency, accountability, ownership and partnership. We are a people organization strongly believing in team work, unity, diversity and leadership across all stakeholders. We believe in creating a can do attitude through an atmosphere of passion and joy internally and with our partners and our communities. We believe that with passion, commitment and planning our values are achievable.
Our Mission:
To improve the lives of the poorest rural people, (particularly children and women) and other disadvantage people by providing them opportunities for their socio-economic development.

Help Us Reach our Goal

We are constantly working with various projects and are currently working on the community hospital and needed your help on this.

Education
Books
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Hospital Fundraiser
ICU
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Latest News Updates

Girls Education Support program is implemented by Asian Heritage Foundation Nepal in ten Villages of Three Districts Solukhumbhu,Okhaldunga and Khotang .This program will benefit around 300 girls by supporting them in education throughout the year .This program is supported by Sukhi Home and others individual donors. This started from the year 2016 and is continuing.

Water and sanitation project is being implemented In Necha Community Hospital, Necha, Solukhumbhu. This project is supported by Unica Foundation, The Netherlands. This project will be accomplished with in the last of 2019.

New Ward Building at Necha Community Hospital is being constructed in Necha Community Hospital Area. The newly building consists of eight Rooms for male and female ward .We hope it will serve as a milestone in Health Care of the patients. This project is supported by Serena Barat Foundation, The Netherlands. We are hopeful this will be completed within 2019.