The International Nepal Fellowship (INF) is a Christian mission that’s been serving poor people and communities in Nepal for 65 years through our life-changing health and community work.

We maintain an up to date list of medical service opportunities here.

Our Health Services Department runs 3 hospitals that focus on caring for people with disabilities, providing high quality holistic care grounded in our Christian values of service, compassion and excellence. Our main focus areas are: leprosy, spinal cord injury and rehabilitation, ear and hearing, obstetric fistula, trauma and palliative care. Over the decades we’ve worked closely with the Government of Nepal, academics, researchers and international health agencies to build health facilities, run extensive disease control and community health programmes and train specialist medical staff.

Our Community Development Department works with some of the most isolated and marginalised communities in Nepal, giving them the confidence and skills to develop their communities and grow out of poverty. This work often includes nutrition, community health, drinking water, sanitation, improved farming and micro credit.

We have a staff of around 300 Nepalis, supported by a team of around 20 western mission personnel, all of whom are experts in their field and who are key advisors in our work.

You can find out more about our work in this short film.