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Rebuilding homes and heritage in Nepal one year on One year ago a 7.8 magnitude earthquake devastated central and Eastern Nepal. A year later, with the help of LWF communities are being re-built.
Rebuilding Sanogoan one brick at a time The village of Sanogoan is a small settlement of Newar, the historical inhabitants of the Kathmandu valley.
“We will not abandon you” ACT Alliance General Secretary offers encouragement to Nepal earthquake survivors
Brick by brick, earthquake survivors rebuild their homes Nepal: Reconstruction starts in model villages
Disability is not inability – one woman’s story LWF Nepal supports networks that empower people living with disabilities
Malaysian Lutherans make their single largest donation to overseas aid work GENEVA, 2 November 2015 (LWI) - Lutherans in Malaysia have opened their hearts to the people of Nepal with a significant cash donation for
“Live with more dignity and respect” KATHMANDU, Nepal/ GENEVA, 20 October 2015 (LWI) - When a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Nepal half a year ago, it seemed to Saraswati Pur