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Humanitarian Aid
Trust Nepal 

HAT

HAT seeks to help people in New Zealand understand and support the poor and disadvantaged in Nepal.

We work in the areas of health, com­mu­nity devel­op­ment and relief work par­tic­u­larly among remote com­mu­ni­ties and the most dis­ad­van­taged. HAT is part of INF (Inter­na­tional Nepal Fel­low­ship) New Zealand

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    HAT Projects to Support 

    You can finan­cially support HAT projects in Nepal based around com­mu­nity devel­op­ment, medical or relief work. 

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    Medical Care 

    Medical Care seeks to help many hun­dreds of Nepalis with con­di­tions such as bone infec­tions, heart con­di­tions, spinal cord injuries, eye prob­lems and cere­bral palsy who cannot afford to pay for their medical treatment.

    $0 of $5,000 raised 
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    Sustainable Livelihood Project 

    Bajura is one of the remote moun­tain­ous dis­tricts in the western part of the country. The dis­trict is eco­log­i­cally sen­si­tive to climate change. A major­ity of the farmers rely on rain­fall to grow crops, and the dis­trict suffers from extreme weather conditions. 

    $500 of $5,000 raised 
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    Care for Cure – Leprosy 

    The Care for Cure project sup­ports people with leprosy. Every year more than 3,000 people in Nepal are diag­nosed with leprosy. Many more will remain undi­ag­nosed due to stigma, fear, and lack of medical exper­tise. While for many, it is about battling …

    $500 of $3,500 raised 
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    Endorsement INF
    Nepal: 

    HAT (Human­i­tar­ian Aid Trust) is one of our part­ners who sup­ports the work of INF. We are grate­ful for the support of people and groups in New Zealand who care for the poor and mar­gin­alised people of Nepal. 

    Krishna Adhikari

    Exec­u­tive Direc­tor, INF Nepal