FFWPU Nepal: As we continue Humanitarian Relief distribution and parents education about true family values, we have organized a relief distribution such as carpets, mattresses, stationery supplies for selected students in Nepal Charter School along with their respective parents, on July 1, 2015. About 40 parents joined the event. Mr. Santosh Paudel (President...
FFWPU-Nepal: We could manage to visit the earthquake victims’ families in their houses to distribute school stationery supplies. They were around 30 students from Nepal Charter School in Kappan. Thanks to FFWPU-Gwangju in Korea for sponsoring this service project. The children and their parents are so happy but the kids are urgently in need of scholarship to...
Santos Paudel and 4 others (from Lele Village): Thank you so much on behalf of My family and all people of Lele Village, to Hon. Ek Nath Dhakal, Member of Parliament, President of Nepal Family Party, Rev. Santos Paudel, President of FFWPU-Nepal, Hon. Milan Rajbanshi, Member of Parliament, Mr. Prakash Babu Thapa, President...
Youth Federation for World Peace organized a free health camp and recreational program for earthquake victims in Kavre district, Nepal. Eight doctors specialized in different areas provided their service for 350 victims and local people. Parliamentarians, popular artist Mr. Ananda Karki and Ms. indira Joshi, Ambassadors for Peace and Youth Ambassadors for Peace...
FFWPU Nepal, Santosh Kumar Paudel: “As you may have heard True Mother designated $1 million to Nepal. Tears well up in our eyes thinking of this sacrifice. These funds, according to True Mother’s specific wishes, will be added to the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund, used for direct assistance to Unificationist Families living in...
Angelika Selle, WFWP USA President: Just a few days ago, images of a horrendous 7.8 magnitude earthquake in Nepal flooded our TV screens. Our hearts go out to the thousands who have been injured or lost their homes in this tragedy. The death-toll has already reached 7,500 and there is no telling how...
By Ek Nath Dhakal, Chair, UPF-Nepal, Member of the Constituent Assembly and Former minister of Cooperatives and Poverty Alleviation UPF-Nepal, Kathmandu, Nepal: After the earthquake of April 25, 2015, many people asked, “Where was God? So many people died and suffered; why didn’t God stop the earthquake?” This is a historical paradox...
Dr. Robert Kittel, May 1, 2015, Kathmandu, Nepal: More than five days after Nepal’s massive earthquake two survivors were pulled from the rubble of collapsed buildings yesterday. Pemba Lama Tamang, a 15-year-old teenager from Nuwakot (46 miles west of Kathmandu), was virtually unharmed when rescue teams from Nepal’s Armed Police Force and the United States...
Dr. Robert Kittel , April 30, 2015, Kathmandu, Nepal: The Government of Nepal is simply overwhelmed and ill equipped to effectively handle the massive relief and rescue operation from Saturday’s deadly 7.8 magnitude earthquake. It is estimated that 400,000 homes were destroyed and eight million people affected—nearly one-third of Nepal’s population of 28...
UPF Nepal: When a 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal on April 25, 2014, UPF-leaders were in Biratnagar, southern Nepal conducting a family peace festival. In spite of the strong shocks at the beginning and in the middle of the program, people remained. As of April 27, more than 4,300 people are believed to...
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