Aon Nepal: 3rd to 11th October 2026
In October 2026, volunteer alongside vulnerable families working to improve the place that they call home.
Trip Details:
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When you register for the volunteering trip you are officially part of the team.
Please ensure that your passport has a validity that spans 6 months (minimum) beyond the departure date of the volunteering trip. If your passport does not have such validity, you can still register with an approximate date of expiry for a new passport, but you will need to apply for a new passport ASAP.
Itinerary
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive in country and transfer to accommodation
Day 2: Community Activities and Learning
Day 3 – 7: Volunteering on site
Day 8: Project, Community, and Cultural Learning
Day 9: Departures
Fundraising Target: £4400
Fundraising Target: £4400
Every volunteering trip includes a direct contribution to Habitat for Humanity’s work, and the rest covers your volunteer experience.
Fundraising Target Per Person: £4400
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Why volunteer in Nepal?
49% of the population lives in substandard housing, and Habitat Nepal is working to improve access to safe, affordable homes and foster a more inclusive housing market.
Kavrepalanchowk District: Located in an earthquake-prone zone, this district was among the worst hit in the 2015 earthquake, with around 72,000 houses destroyed; many families still live in unsafe, disaster-vulnerable structures.
Paanchkhal Municipality: (Danuwar community): Over 30% of families live in mud-mortar houses, while many marginalized households rely on makeshift bamboo and thatch shelters with poor sanitation, leaving them at high risk of fire, health problems, and deepening poverty.
Eastern Region: Many marginalized families live in temporary homes made from bamboo, twigs, and mud that offer little protection from extreme weather, lack proper sanitation, and require costly repairs, trapping residents in cycles of poor health and poverty.
Register NowWhat will you do?
Whilst you are in Nepal, you can expect early starts so that work can begin before the sun is at it’s highest point.
You will build alongside the local community, local volunteers, and the homeowners themselves to build safe and resilient homes..
On site you will support local labor and families by mixing mortar, carrying bricks/blocks, building foundation, bamboo walls (cleaning, splitting, measuring, weaving bamboo), applying mud/cement plaster, and painting the walls.
Don’t worry if you don’t have any building experience. Full guidance will be provided during orientation, and you will be assisted by experienced masons and a Team Leader throughout the build.
Itinerary 3rd – 11th October 2026
October 3rd: Arrive in country and transfer to accommodation
October 4th: Community Activities and Learning, transfer to hotel near build site
October 5th – 9th: Volunteering on site
October 10th: Project, Community, and Cultural Learning
October 11th: Departures
Remember to be flexible. Our itineraries can be changed to fit in with project needs at any time.
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For me, it is so important to have a house that I can be proud to hand over to my children in the future. Fernando - Homeowner in Recife, Bra
My life has fundamentally changed for the better because of HFH, as have the lives of people we have helped. Livi Warnes, Volunteer Team Leader
