Where the Work
Happens
From refugee settlements in Nepal to classrooms in South Africa, our teams go where the need is greatest.
Data Collection in Refugee Camps
Our team conducts ongoing public health research and data collection in refugee settlements across Nepal, building the evidence base needed to design effective, targeted health interventions for displaced populations.
Primary Health Post Establishment
Working alongside community leaders, we identify and establish primary health posts in remote areas of Nepal that lack organised medical infrastructure — providing a permanent foundation for healthcare delivery.
HIV/AIDS Ethnographic Research
Our researchers engaged with Xhosa communities in the Kalahari region to study HIV/AIDS prevalence, cultural barriers to treatment, and community-led approaches to awareness and prevention.
School Volunteering & Health Education
Volunteers from our network provided health education and mentorship to children and young people in South African schools, equipping the next generation with knowledge about disease prevention and wellbeing.
Mental Health Research
Our team conducted fieldwork in marginalised Brazilian communities to study mental health needs, coping mechanisms, and barriers to care — informing the development of culturally sensitive mental health programmes.
Our Ground-Level Partner:
Helping Hands Nepal
Helping Hands: Health and Human Services, Nepal is the operational chapter running our work on the ground. Based in Urlabari 5, Morang, the chapter manages primary health clinics, community outreach, and research implementation across Eastern Nepal's refugee settlements.
- Primary Health Care Clinic at Sanischare Camp, Morang
- Community mental health outreach in Beldangi settlements
- Research partnership with Brown University and HAEFA
- Community Advisory Boards in Pathari and Beldangi
- Co-founded by Mr. Bahadur Chaudhary — 30+ years in refugee health
Support the Field Work
Every trip, every health camp, every data point costs real money. Your donation puts our teams on the ground.