Half of our volunteers left, but I still have three and I've changed my views on volunteering on a couple different levels. So, yes, volunteers can come and do something to help without causing too much damage. They actually made a big difference for many people, not just the ones who got a shelter. They actually created a system of making and delivering these shelters to people in need and keep the price below $400 each. You can see several other articles from Kerensa at here blog here: Kerensa's blog posts Thank you for allowing me to be a small part of your project by hosting you all. It was a pleasure.

In Nepal its very hard to find a good dentist because there are so many choices available and and most of them are targeting lower income people. For an average working or middle class person the best way to find a good dentist for your tooth problems is by asking others for recommendations. Ask family, friends, neighbors or coworkers what they like about their dentist. You also may wish to go on the internet and search local dentists in Kathmandu and by their website and looking where they studied, the services they provide. There are 3 types of dental clinics in Nepal. a - Basic These dentists do the bare minimum work and will charge you very low fees. However their standard of care and work may be low as well. Most people who visit them are low income, villagers and the poor who cannot afford to spend much on dental work. b - Average People who visit the average clinics are white collared working and office workers, middle class people. These dentists do a decent job at a decent ...