Yunling: exchange organizer and prospective participant · In preparation
從交流認識 WCS 尼泊爾
Learning about WCS Nepal
Understanding needs and partnerships before taking international service forward. The confirmed international service for 2026–27, not an annual routine.
Latest progress
- Current progress
- In preparation · The exchange meeting is complete and overseas service is in preparation; participants must complete pre-departure training.
Why it matters
International service begins with understanding local needs and reliable cooperation.
How we work together
A club meeting invited A.D.S. Allen Wang to introduce the WCS Nepal service project, informing plans for international participation. 2026–27 timeline: NT$40,000 sponsorship remitted before 8/15, volunteer registration opening 8/25, mandatory full attendance at the 12/13 training camp at Chiayi Royal Hotel, and service in Kathmandu 2027/1/22–1/29. Members cover their own travel and airfare, and complete visas, vaccinations, plus both international volunteer medical and overseas emergency rescue insurance. The club brings pharmacy and English strengths; missing training means no deployment.
Roles & partners
- Yunling’s role
- Yunling: exchange organizer and prospective participant
Planned Nepal international service
2026-27 · Planned participation
2027-01-22 – 2027-01-29
Nepal · Yunling: planned participant
An overseas service itinerary in the annual plan, separate from the completed exchange meeting.
Official record ↗Past activities
View all activity records →Sources
Get involved
Start with the Nepal exchange story to understand international service needs, preparation and cooperation.
LINE · Talk to Xiao Yunling ↗SDG alignment
Alignment describes service direction; project notices determine progress. Plans are not outcomes, and joint results are not attributed solely to Yunling.
Good health and well-being
Supporting access to community health services, professional care or medical resources.
Partnerships for the goals
Connecting expertise, local needs and service resources through organizational or international partnerships.
This editorial mapping uses public service descriptions. It does not imply UN certification, endorsement, or achievement of UN targets.
