At Project Volunteer Nepal, we strongly believe that volunteering can be truly successful – but only if it’s done differently. Unlike commercial volunteering organisations, we follow a philosophy based on five basic principles.
Offering Responsible Volunteering Projects means much more than creating awareness and fostering responsibility. It’s about long-term impact. Because in the end, no project matters unless it lasts.
That’s why sustainability is the key to successful projects.
Our main goal is to develop projects that provide continuous and lasting support.
Trust, commitment and genuine relationships form the foundation of every collaboration.
We care deeply about our project partners – they are friends, not just partners.
That’s why we stand by them whenever they need us, going beyond short-term aid or short-lived visits.
Why PVN Is Different – Because We Care About Sustainability
Many commercial volunteering companies fail to provide sustainable support to their local partners.
Their only constant is the steady flow of paying volunteers. People come and go, each focused on their own experience. For many, volunteering has become a travel adventure with a moral touch – something to add to their CV rather than a true act of solidarity.
We want our volunteers to be different.
At PVN, we encourage our volunteers to get deeply involved in their projects. Their work doesn’t end with daily tasks – it starts with sharing ideas. Our volunteers are invited to reflect, to contribute, and to Make a Difference. We Listen to Your Ideas because meaningful change begins with collaboration.
Being one of our volunteers means being part of a team that works for long-term improvement. We help you turn your ideas into reality – because real impact requires time, trust and continuity.
Volunteering with us isn’t just a short-term experience. It’s a journey that helps others while helping you grow as a person. Our volunteers often return to Nepal – not just because they loved their work, but because they care deeply for the people they’ve met.
Our volunteers are different because we are different.
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