GOAL AND OBJECTIVES

Hoste Haise
Established Date:-
CDO Registration No:-
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Head Office : Kathmandu

Email : hostehaisenepal@gmail.com

Website : www.hostehaise.org.np

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About Hoste Haise

1. Hoste Haise in brief

Hoste Haise is a non-governmental, non-profitable organization that does not discriminate according to caste, religion, sex, age, colour and politics.

It was established in BS.2074 with the motive to help and serve the deprived communities and the people of of Nepal in the sector of Education, Health, Tourism, and Human Rights.

Hoste Haise is registered in the District Administration Office, Kathmandu, following Section (4) of Association Registration Act 2034 B.S., Registration number …………… B.S. Hose Haise is also affiliated with the Social Welfare Council following Section 13 of the Social Welfare Council Act 2049 B.S., affiliation number ……… and is registered with the NGO Federation Nepal, registration number ………...

Vision/ Mission:

Hoste Haise envisions a society in which people are able to make informed choices for positive change based on understanding of how their social and physical environment affects their lives. To move towards this vision, Hoste Haise’ mission is to facilitate a bottom-up approach with full participation of the local people in order to bring a balanced social reform by maximum use of local human-power and resources.

Goal:

In the long run, Hoste Haise is working towards the goal of a healthy, knowledgeable, and educated population, with a decent living standard of Nepal.

Objectives:

In order to reach the above mentioned goal, Hose Haise has set itself the following objectives:

New opportunities for most disadvantaged and poor people to improve their lives & well being through:

1. Improved and expanded services in the sector of Health and Education, including the necessary awareness among target groups.

2. Improved social development including awareness on human rights and peace and support for the victims of natural disasters and other conflicts.

3. Preservation and better use of nature and cultural heritage through sustainable tourism.

4. Improved income generation opportunities, including agriculture, livestock, and the possibility to undertake activities so that profit can support other development activities.

5. Run children's home, transit homes and family reunification of trafficked and displaced children.