A theological reflection on WWR’s work in Nepal

Originally posted on Dislocated Christians:
Women Without Roofs (WWR) is the charity I set up and run in Nepal that helps vulnerable and abandoned women there by paying for rent and medical bills. We also run a small women’s home and pay for children’s education. Given that theological reflection occurs as we engage with the…

Entrepreneurs wanted

Have you ever wanted to set up your own business and make a difference? Four of our women have been learning to make felt items and are in need of a means to sell them. Is anyone reading this able to help, perhaps you’d like to have your own small business and help needy women […]

Great balls of felt

Four of the ladies we support are spending the month learning how to make felt products to sell.

We have a new Women’s Home

This is Mahima Griha, Glory House, and our women moved in last week. Please click on the Mahima Griha tab above to find out more about it. Setting up Mahima Griha for the women has incurred a lot of one-off costs. WWR has been able to provide for all the essential items, such as beds […]

Passing on the shawl

Originally posted on Dislocated Christians:
One of the women that Women Without Roofs supports in Nepal, called Durga, makes beautiful shawls. She started this work because the women we support have formed a cooperative and make loans to each other. Her success has prompted three other women to seek to be trained by her and…

Huge congratulations to Women Without Roofs class of 2017

Originally posted on Dislocated Christians:
Five children of women that Women Without Roofs -Nepal supports have just passed their School Leaving Certificate exams with flying colours! Jamuna’s son – B+ Rabina’s daughter Kabita – B+ Mina’s daughter- A Hasta kumari’s son- B Sarita Palpali’s son – A Congratulations to them all! These are some the…

The current residents of Grace Women’s Home

Don’t they look great?

Urgent prayer request

Please pray for this lady, Sarita, who took an overdose on Saturday. WWR helped to admit her to hospital, where she was regrettably chained to the bed, and we have also sought the help of KOSHISH our mental health partner. However, her condition is still not stable and she has had to be re-admitted to a […]

Dal Bhat Day

On International Women’s Day, which this year is on Wednesday 8th March, we’d love for you to join us in eating Dal (lentils) and Bhat (rice). It is the staple food for our ladies and they eat it twice a day at around 11am and 7pm. We’ll be in touch nearer the day with recipes […]