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Humanitarian Aid
Trust Nepal

HAT

HAT seeks to help people in New Zealand understand and support the poor and disadvantaged in Nepal.

We work in the areas of health, community development and relief work particularly among remote communities and the most disadvantaged. HAT is part of INF (International Nepal Fellowship) New Zealand

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    HAT Projects to Support

    You can financially support HAT projects in Nepal based around community development, medical or relief work.

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    Sustainable Livelihood Project

    Bajura is one of the remote mountainous districts in the western part of the country. The district is ecologically sensitive to climate change. A majority of the farmers rely on rainfall to grow crops, and the district suffers from extreme weather conditions.

    $100 of $5,000 raised
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    Care for Cure – Leprosy

    The Care for Cure project supports people with leprosy. Every year more than 3,000 people in Nepal are diagnosed with leprosy. Many more will remain undiagnosed due to stigma, fear, and lack of medical expertise. While for many, it is about battling …

    $500 of $3,500 raised
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    Green Pastures

    For over 65 years Green Pastures Hospital (GPH) in Pokhara has been providing treatment and care for people living with leprosy. The work at GPH also includes treatment and rehabilitation for people living with spinal cord injuries and …

    $2,877 of $5,000 raised
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    Endorsement INF
    Nepal:

    HAT (Humanitarian Aid Trust) is one of our partners who supports the work of INF. We are grateful for the support of people and groups in New Zealand who care for the poor and marginalised people of Nepal.

    Krishna Adhikari

    Executive Director, INF Nepal