Non-Resident Nepali Association
गैरआवासीय नेपाली संघ

श्रमिक सम्बन्धी दस्तावेजहरु (Documents related to migrant workers)

1.  Report on the NRNA-ILO project on COVID Response
2.  गैरआवासीय नेपाली श्रमिकहरुका लागि राहत तथा उद्दार कार्यक्रमबारे विस्तृत जानकारीको तयार पारिएको प्रश्नोत्तरको बुकलेट
3.  वैदेशिक रोजगारमा जाने कामदारले जान्ने पर्नेकुरा, गैरआवासीय नेपलाी संघद्वारा प्रकाशित पुस्तिका २०१३

Background 

Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) is steadfast in its commitment to providing comprehensive support to families affected by tragedies related to foreign employment. Acknowledging the profound challenges these families encounter, especially during periods of loss or crisis, the NRNA has initiated various programs designed to offer financial assistance, counseling, and community support.

Financial aid constitutes a fundamental aspect of the NRNA’s efforts, assisting families in addressing immediate expenses such as funeral costs and medical bills. Moreover, the NRNA facilitates access to legal assistance and advocacy, ensuring that families receive the necessary support in navigating the complexities of foreign employment regulations and compensation claims. To promote emotional healing, the NRNA offers counseling services aimed at helping families cope with grief and emotional distress, thereby fostering resilience and a sense of community. By collaborating with local organizations and stakeholders, the NRNA endeavors to establish a robust support network that addresses the immediate needs of victims’ families while also promoting awareness and prevention of future incidents. Through these concerted efforts, the NRNA stands in solidarity with families impacted by foreign employment tragedies, diligently working to provide hope and assistance during their times of need.

• The Non-Resident Nepali Association (NRNA) allocated 24 lakhs 68 thousand seven hundred 5 rupees(2,468,705) Nepalese Rupees to the “Everest Tragedy Relief Fund” to support those affected by the tragic events in the region.
• NPR 90,000 has been provided to Akhil Kumar Pahari, the husband of the late Sarita Pahari, who passed away in the UAE.
• Under the leadership of the Women’s Department, NPR 200,000 has been provided to the Rehabilitation Service Center in Dhankuta for the support of children residing there.
• Financial assistance of NPR 2 lakhs (200,000) has been provided to the family of the late Dhan Bahadur Kshetri, who passed away in a criminal attack in Portugal.
• Thaneshor Bhusal received Rs.12 lakhs 50 thousand ( 12,50,000) from the NRNA Relief Fund, with additional contributions of Rs. 2 lakhs 50 thousand (2,50,000)from NCC Saudi Arabia and Rs. 50 thousand from other sources in Saudi Arabia.
• Top Bahadur BK was supported with Rs. 3,00,000 from the Dolma Fund, and NCC UAE played a significant role in collecting approximately Rs. 29,00,000.
• 13 families of Kabul victims were provided Rs. 13,00,000 through NRNA Charity for their support.
• The family of Pradip Rana Magar in France received Rs. 8,12,445 from NCC France.
• The family of Bdr. Budathoki in Uganda was provided Rs. 23,00,000 from NCC Uganda, which included compensation and insurance from the company.
• Nagendra Lama received 2000 Saudi Riyal in support from NCC Saudi Arabia.