A remarkable woman
Yesterday was both a sad and happy day. Eileen Lodge, the inspiration behind WWR, has gone to be with The Lord. Our latest newsletter remembers her impact.
Read More A remarkable womanSocial Welfare Council gives seal of approval
Yesterday our staff made a formal presentation of WWR’s work to the Social Welfare Council in Nepal. We’re relieved to say that the council is pleased with our work and all the staff did a tremendous job highlighting everything that we do. The presentation was given in Nepali, but an English translation is available here.
Read More Social Welfare Council gives seal of approvalMonsoon Floods Campaign
We have launched this campaign to help the women we support who are affected by heavy rains and floods in Nepal. Please give if you are able. https://www.thebiggive.org.uk/s/campaign?cId=a051r00001PqleiAAB
Read More Monsoon Floods CampaignExtreme weather in Nepal 📢 Emergency declared
Dear Supporters, We’re writing today with urgent news from Nepal. Having waited for monsoon to arrive, the rains are finally here but are causing widespread flooding and devastation. We ask you to please pray for the whole country and particularly the safety of our women. More news from Women Without Roofs is below. Thank you […]
Read More Extreme weather in Nepal 📢 Emergency declaredKoshish has purchased land – Praise God!
We are thrilled that the mental health organisation we work with in Nepal has purchased land on which to build a rehabilitation centre. Praise God; we pray that many people would be blessed through this land. Here is a video about the land and the needs they hope to meet.
Read More Koshish has purchased land – Praise God!Women: Fearfully and wonderfully made
Happy International Women’s Day! Today we celebrate all of the amazing women that are involved with Women Without Roofs – Nepal Click here to read our latest newsletter
Read More Women: Fearfully and wonderfully madeCan you guess how many people are diagnosed with leprosy each year in Nepal?
Please click here to view our latest newsletter and you’ll find out.
Read More Can you guess how many people are diagnosed with leprosy each year in Nepal?