Volunteer Corps Nepal (VCN) is a Non-Government, Humanitarian Aid Agency that provides emergency relief and sustainable solutions for population affected by natural disasters, epidemics and post-conflict situations. Since 2018, VCN has become synonymous with rapid response to humanitarian crises; with its medical teams, search and rescue units, water engineers and post trauma experts leading national responses. VCN provides the vital support needed to move from destruction to reconstruction and sustainable living, promoting volunteerism and making Humanity alive.
VCN focus on Emergency Disaster Services; Rescue, Relief & Rehabilitation through “act-first strategy – act within 24 hours” with Rescue and Relief, Development Projects; Innovation, Impact & Incessant through “community driven approach”and Volunteer Programs; Localization, Learning & Leadership through “National and International Volunteers” in disasterand development programs.
VCN works directly with the Government of Nepal, embassies, multi-bilateral donors, institutional and individual donors, international and national volunteers. VCN is Nepal’s 1st humanitarian organization working to develop a roster of local community volunteers trained by Armed Police Force for emergency disaster services under Disaster Management Division, Ministry of Home, and Government of Nepal.
By working in partnership, VCN aims to provide services during emergencies breaking vicious poverty, empowering disadvantaged people and asserting equitable access. VCN truly believes that national volunteers are the assets to Nepal and their respective communities through which Nepalese people in need will highly be benefitting. Our programs have direct linkage with government plan and policies, and also support to achieve the targets of SDGS as well as SENDAI frameworks. 
The skilled team of VCN with extensive experience regarding different Programs have expertise in disaster management, development projects and volunteer programs in close coordination with the Government of Nepal, line divisions, and district clustered offices. Team members are well-versed in empowering marginalized groups, particularly in remote and disaster-prone areas of Nepal with over 3,000 trained volunteers and 8,000 youth resources on ground.