NH Nepali Community

05/25/2026

05/23/2026

Some glimpses of NHNC Youth Network Memorial Day Picnic.

05/14/2026

NHNC would like to congratulate the newly elected executive team of the NH Didi Bahini Group. We wish this energetic and dedicated team great success in bringing all sisters in New Hampshire together and creating new milestones within the community.

New Executive Team of NH Didi Bahini Group:

1. Rana Gurung – President
2. Muna T. Sharma – Secretary
3. Ganga Ghale Gurung – Treasurer
4. Mala Rai – Member
5. Sunita Shrestha – Member
6. Uma G. Thapa – Member
7. Laxmi Gurung – Member
8. Gita Gurung – Member
9. Baba Gurung – Member
10. Bhagwati Gurung – Member
11. Gaumaya Gurung – Member
12. Bimala Niraula – Member
13. Gitu Gurung – Member
14. Manisha Upadhya – Member
15. Kabita Thapa – Member
16. Mandira Khadka – Member
17. Kamala Gurung – Member

Best wishes for a successful and impactful tenure ahead.

Team NHNC

05/14/2026

Our Memorial Day Picnic will be held on Saturday, May 23rd at Greeley Park in Nashua, starting at 12:00 Noon. No entrance fee.

The youths are also planning their own activities, including raffles, pani puri, volleyball, and more.

We are calling for a potluck, but team Nashua will cover everything as well. If anyone would still like to bring something, that would be perfectly fine and appreciated.

Please help spread the word and invite everyone along with their families. See you all there.
Thank you! 🙏🎉

Team NHNC

05/09/2026

Dear Community Members,

New Hampshire Nepali Community (NHNC) belongs to all of us. NHNC is an umbrella organization representing and serving all Nepali-speaking communities in New Hampshire. It is not just an organization for events and celebrations; it is a community platform that supports Nepali-speaking families, individuals, students, seniors, and newcomers across our state.

Over the years, NHNC has helped community members in many different situations, including immigration-related matters, legal and criminal case referrals, interpreter support, family and emergency needs, community connections, cultural programs, youth engagement, and other day-to-day challenges faced by our community members. Our support has ranged from providing reference letters for volunteers and students applying for scholarships to helping families communicate, coordinate, and negotiate with funeral homes during difficult times.

However, we also want to honestly acknowledge that we have observed very low community participation in NHNC-organized events, most recently the NHNC New Year Party. This is a concern for all of us. When participation is low, it affects not only events, but also the overall strength, visibility, and future of our organization. NHNC can only grow and serve effectively when community members actively support it.

This work is possible only when community members come forward, support the organization, and get involved. NHNC needs your ideas, your time, your skills, your leadership, and your participation. Whether you can volunteer at events, help with outreach, support families in need, guide youth, contribute professionally, or simply become an active member, your involvement matters.

We respectfully encourage everyone to support NHNC, become members, participate in meetings, volunteer in programs, attend community events, and help strengthen this shared community institution. A stronger NHNC means a stronger, more united Nepali-speaking community in New Hampshire.

Let us work together with unity, respect, and service for the benefit of our community.

Sincerely,
NHNC Leadership Team