Frequently Asked Questions

ADRA Nepal is funded on a project basis through international donors such as the EU, the Government of Australia, Government of Japan. We also receive some funding from within the ADRA Network who may receive donations from individuals through their own fundraising.

Yes. Sometimes we have opportunities for volunteers. Please register your interest as a volunteer by contacting us.

ADRA Nepal has provided these in the past in conjunction with other ADRA offices. Please contact us to enquire. 

All our funding is through projects and allocated towards pre-planned project activities for long-term development. We currently do not have a fund for individual requests and ad-hoc needs.

ADRA Nepal was set up by the Adventist Church for humanitarian and development work to serve and help people in distress.  ADRA does NOT carry out any church or evangelistic type of work. It is a professional, experienced, and established development and relief agency operating in line with national regulations and donor expectations.

Yes, please enquire with us and we can arrange visits based on our availability. 

As the humanitarian organisation of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, ADRA is a faith-based organisation where faith, or religion, plays a role in the following ways: 

1. Expression of Faith: ADRA was set up to demonstrate Christian values and duty – to serve all people, address social injustices, and demonstrate love and compassion through sustainable development projects and humanitarian work, irrespective of people’s religion.
2. Recognition of Faith: ADRA acknowledges the importance of faith in people’s lives and engages with religious leaders of all faiths, where applicable, to strengthen community-focused programs.
3. Supported by Faith: Generous donations from Seventh-day Adventist Christians globally provide ADRA’s core funding, which is leveraged by donor offices to access international resources, amplifying its impact.
4. Practical Faith: Guided by Christian principles like honesty, ethics, and respect—values shared widely by people of various faiths and beliefs—ADRA operates with integrity and inclusivity as detailed in its code of conduct. 
5. Global Faith: ADRA is part of a global network of ADRA offices and other Seventh-day Adventist institutions such as hospitals, schools and colleges. This network enables us to access expertise, opportunities and emergency support.