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Holistic development organization (HDO) Nepal is non-profitable, non- political, non-governmental, Christian social organization. It was established in 23rd May 2010 by forming the committee of nine founder members. HDO, Nepal has been registered at District Administration office, Chitwan, Nepal (Regd. No. 131/2009/010 and PAN No. 601829204) which was established by the faith of Jesus Christ. It believes on holistic developmental approach for the sustainable development of nation.

Vision:

HDO, Nepal established with the vision to support and encourage Nepali people who are marginalized, are less fortunate than the others, who are being victim of social discrimination, facing daily livelihood problems, lack of aware on health and sanitation and so on. Our vision is to build up the society of equality, make people of having same thought and to make a healthy community in every sector. Our focus is on sanitation, education, livelihood and ecological balance in the villages and the rural areas.

Mission:

  1.  Making youths able to fight with the problems for their own community by encouraging and promoting their knowledge and skills 
  2. Enabling the people to achieve self-reliance and self-sufficiency in their basic needs.
  3. Making better lives of the people in target area,
  4.  Creating educated community with well equip and skillful manpower to develop the society one as well as the nation.
  5.  Creating peaceful, harmonious, and moral society with social justice. Eradicating the caste discrimination, gender issues, social injustice, domestic voilence and so on..
  6. Operating local government on social work
Our target community:
  1. Ultra poor
  2. Dalit
  3. Ethnic minority
  4. Illiterate
  5. Marginalized 
  6. Socially discriminated
  7. Disable people
  8. Single women/ Women headed house
  9. Youth 






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