Building & Construction Projects Volunteering in Nepal

Join us in Nepal to contribute to construction and rebuilding projects near Kathmandu! Volunteers on this program work on long-term projects that usually take one year to complete, so volunteers are always needed here. In 2017, volunteers built a dog shelter that has housed over 300 stray dogs. In the past four years, three schools and one center for children with disabilities were built by volunteers. Join this program and see which community building and restructuring project you can help out with!

Embark on a life-changing journey through Asia, Africa, and South America, where you'll make a positive impact and create lasting memories. Beginning in Nepal, you will get involved in various volunteer roles, like teaching at local schools, and taking care of rescued pets. Next, you will head on to Cambodia, where you will take part in sustainable gardening and construction initiatives before traveling to South Africa for the Big 5 conservation volunteering. You will conclude your journey in Costa Rica, where you will help alleviate social and economic issues by assisting in various industries, including organic gardening, handicrafts, and cheese and jam-making businesses. Eligibility requirements: - Must be in good physical and mental health - At least 18 years old during travel - Have a fluent understanding of English Don't miss this chance to forge meaningful connections in each country you visit. You may visit our website and inquire today for complete information about this program.

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Discover the vast and fascinating continent of Asia while you get involved in community construction projects in the landlocked and mountain-dominated landscape of Nepal. Depending on the needs on the ground at any given time, you will work alongside community members to help deliver basic needs such as water security initiatives or renovating schools to establish suitable learning environments. Water security: Unsafe drinking water and unhygienic sanitation practices can cause widespread health problems in the community. You may be involved in building rainwater harvesting tanks. School renovation: Schools throughout Nepal are often extremely basic, and you will help make them more effective as learning environments.

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Take part in a hands-on construction and renovation internship in Nepal, where you will directly support the rebuilding of earthquake-affected communities. This program focuses on designing and constructing earthquake-resistant buildings using eco-friendly materials and methods. You’ll work alongside local professionals, applying sustainable construction techniques that promote long-term resilience. Your contributions will have a meaningful impact on the recovery process, helping communities recover from the devastation. Beyond technical skills, this internship offers the chance to immerse yourself in Nepalese culture, building connections with local people. You will gain valuable experience in both construction and sustainable development, leaving a lasting impact on the region’s rebuilding efforts.

Our volunteer abroad programs in Nepal are centered in and around Kathmandu, the fabled capital surrounded by mystical peaks, serene monasteries, blessed with a cosmopolitan culture and cuisine. Volunteer programs in Nepal directly help in remedying the socio-economic issues of the country by offering locals helping hands and also income that comes through volunteer bookings. Our key volunteer projects in Nepal are our Monk English Teaching and Women Empowerment Programs. Other programs of interest include Medical and Nursing volunteering (ideal for pre-med or pre-nursing students) and volunteering at a Dog and Animal Care shelter. Family Volunteering in Nepal is also possible for parents and children of any age group.

World Endeavors offers exciting programs that allow participants to experience Nepal while contributing to the community in a meaningful way. Volunteers can choose from a variety of immersive, unique, and rewarding community engagement projects across numerous fields like Healthcare - related to Dental, Medical and Physical Therapy, Monastery Teaching, and Women Empowerment. Namaste and welcome to Nepal, a country of high Himalayan Mountains, artistic monuments, exotic wildlife, and diverse cultures. While small, it has the greatest latitudinal variation of any country. The land rises from the southern plains of the Terai, barely above sea level, to the top of Mt. Everest - the highest peak on Earth, in a distance of less than 130 miles. Most volunteer projects are available in Kathmandu, the capital and largest city in Nepal. Even from the bustling city center - filled with historic temples and carved statues - views of the snow-capped peaks of the majestic Himalayas emerge against the intense blue skies.

Contribute to restoration and building efforts at schools, children’s homes, rehabilitation centers, the KAT Centre (Kathmandu Animal Treatment Center), a residence for disabled children, and a center dedicated to empowering women. Throughout this project, your base will be in Kathmandu, right at our center. Your daily tasks will primarily involve outdoor construction and refurbishment, such as dismantling damaged structures, erecting walls, painting, performing carpentry work, and installing fencing around the school premises. Location Kathmandu, Nepal's capital and largest city, is an incredible place! The contrast of old buildings, the smell of incense, street sellers, historic temples, and stunning mountain views will invigorate your senses and inspire you to learn more about its rich history and culture. Project Tasks Bring down broken structures Build walls using cement, sand, stone, bricks, etc Painting Basic carpentry Fencing the school premises Prepare a mixture of cement, sand, and water Shift rocks from one place to another

Embark on a life-changing adventure with Pacific Discovery's Nepal and Tibet Gap Semester program. This 10-week journey is designed for young travelers (17-22) eager to challenge their limits, inspire personal growth, and leave with memories etched forever. Explore the majestic Himalayas, from the foothills of Nepal to the awe-inspiring landscapes of Tibet. Immerse yourself in ancient Buddhist traditions, experience the vibrant culture of Kathmandu, and witness breathtaking mountain scenery that will leave you speechless. Gain valuable life skills and personal growth by volunteering with local communities, participating in cultural exchange programs, and learning about responsible tourism practices in this delicate environment. You'll also develop leadership skills, build resilience, and a deeper understanding of different spiritual philosophies. Forge unforgettable memories that will last a lifetime. Hike the iconic Annapurna Circuit, trek to Everest Base Camp, and raft the mighty Kali Gandaki River. Challenge yourself physically and mentally, connect with nature on a profound level, and discover your inner strength. Reach out to learn more!

Join us for the adventure of a lifetime! Volunteers For Peace (a Vermont-based nonprofit) can place you on a team of international volunteers who contribute to a meaningful community service project designed, planned, and hosted by local partners. We offer the most affordable projects and the best way to meet people from all over the world. Work project types vary by country but may include environmental and wildlife conservation, historic preservation, educational and language learning, archaeology, organic farming, and arts and festivals. We also have social services projects, which could involve working with children, the elderly, or refugees. Projects are designed to combine service with recreational activities and cultural exchange – whether by visiting local beaches, learning local dances, meeting local officials, or volunteering with residents at the place you’re visiting. Each project is unique, but all bring people together for the most meaningful travel experience imaginable. Please note that VFP can only place US Citizens. This is due to our agreements with our international partners.

With 1 out of 4 people living below the poverty line, many families in Nepal manage with only the basic necessities. These families are compelled to build homes using natural resources such as unfired mud bricks, stones, wood, and even hay. During cold winters, rainy days, and hot summers, these families have very little protection against the elements. The Fuller Center for Housing in Nepal is actively working in the village of Trishuli, which sits in the foothills of the Himalayas, to build safe, decent, and affordable homes for these families in need. Participants will have a unique opportunity to work alongside homeowners and other locals in one of the most picturesque locations on Earth. In addition to providing safe housing, these trips create jobs for locals, support the local economy, and offer a life-changing experience for all involved. If you have a heart for combining service, travel, and experiencing new cultures, then this trip is for you!

Globe Aware's Nepal program is based in the lush valley of Chitwan, 60 miles outside of Kathmandu. This is a region where traditional mountain life and a variety of exotic wildlife reign. Your fully packed schedule will have you working three full days on either or both of these projects. Teaching As a volunteer, you can work in a school developed to provide free or near-to-free education to children below the poverty line. Help teach subjects like English, Art, Music, and more. You can also provide tutoring to students with learning difficulties, helping them learn essential problem-solving skills and build their confidence by playing sports and games. Renovation You can focus on renovating old homes, which are falling apart and in desperate need of repairs, and building hygiene stations. Many of these homes belong to families with low incomes and are unable to afford the repairs themselves. In 2015, Nepal experienced a 7.8-magnitude earthquake. Aftershocks are followed by another earthquake just days after. These disasters left many people homeless or with homes badly in need of repair.

The Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) Research Volunteer program at Volunteering Nepal aims to analyze and identify socio-economic vulnerabilities caused by natural disasters among specific groups. As Nepal is prone to various natural disasters, including floods, landslides, and earthquakes, it requires extensive research and strategic planning to mitigate these risks. Volunteering with Volunteering Nepal’s DRR Research program offers a unique opportunity to make a meaningful impact on communities affected by natural disasters. Your contributions will help build safer, more resilient communities in Nepal.

Contribute to a School and Community Maintenance Project that offers a unique taste of Nepal life and the opportunity to make a real difference in people's lives at a community level. Friend’s for Asia's most varied project, the program gets participants involved with all kinds of tasks to help enrich and improve the lives of locals. Nepal remains one of the poorest countries in the world. Schools and other community facilities, where they exist, are basic and often in need of repair. Our Nepal volunteers work closely with teachers, local families and community leaders in Kathmandu or Chitwan to repair and maintain schools and other buildings. Volunteering in Nepal - A Day In The Life Daily life in this project revolves around the routines of your host family, providing a unique experience that no tour operator can offer. Nepali families typically rise early. Breakfast is taken with the family before volunteers head out for their day's work. There is no such thing as a typical day in this project, with tasks ranging from painting walls to fixing leaky taps. Evenings are typically spent with the family who will often be joined by visitors to share the evening meal.

Developing World Connections (DWC) invites you to join one of our Fall 2025 volunteer trips—transformative experiences where you’ll give back, connect deeply with local communities, and leave a lasting impact. These hands-on projects span six incredible countries, each offering unique cultural insights and meaningful work. Whether you're building an e-lab in Kenya, improving school facilities in Costa Rica and the Philippines, expanding learning space in Peru, supporting women’s empowerment in Nepal, or constructing homes in Sri Lanka, your contribution will help drive long-term change. Each trip includes accommodations, meals, in-country transportation, program costs, and eligibility for a charity tax receipt. No special skills are required—just a willingness to help and a sense of adventure. Whether you're traveling solo or with friends, you’ll gain unforgettable memories, form lasting connections, and contribute to something greater than yourself.

In this project, we are helping the forest community and the Senegal village of Kavre district near Banepa. After the earthquake, a lot of buildings were destroyed, and the local population needs help in rebuilding the village. We'll be assisting in developing effective agricultural methods; we will do environmental awareness and forest conservation work; we'll work together with local people to build a multi-purpose community house; we will be involved in construction work. The community house will also serve as a shelter in emergencies, a youth club, and a public medical exam room. We'll build an area for seniors, a garden near the house, and a rooftop for the meeting room. Other construction projects include making a water tank and rebuilding the Hindu temple. We will also build a much-needed wall around the community school and repair wood shelters for the village. In the nearby forest, we will build a fire line together with the local people. We'll prepare and perform plays aimed at raising awareness on environmental issues, hygiene, and emergency procedures during earthquakes. We'll also work with local women to empower and prepare them for the workforce.