About Nepali Community
Nepali Community is a shared platform for Nepali communities across the United Kingdom. From Leeds to Reading, Peterborough to London, local Nepalese societies do remarkable work — organising festivals, supporting new arrivals, teaching language and culture to the next generation. What most of them don't have is the time or budget to build and maintain a proper website. That's the gap we fill.
We give every community its own professional site — with events, news, groups, committee pages and membership tools — run by the community itself, and connected to a UK-wide directory so Nepalis anywhere in the country can find their local community.
What every community gets
One platform, built once, shared by all — so each community can focus on its people, not its technology.
A website for every community
Each community gets its own site on its own address — like leeds.nepalicommunity.co.uk — with the community’s name, logo and colours.
Events
Publish cultural festivals, sports meets and gatherings with dates, venues and RSVPs, all managed by your own team.
Blog & news
Share stories, announcements and newsletters written by your community’s own authors, with a proper review workflow.
Groups
Run interest groups — language classes, sports teams, professional and student circles — inside your community site.
Committee pages
Introduce the people who run your community with a public committee page, so members always know who to reach.
Membership & moderation
Join requests, invitations, roles and moderation tools — your committee stays in control of who takes part.
Starting a community is simple
No technical knowledge needed — if you can run a community, you can run your site. Read the full guide for exactly what to send.
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Get in touch
Send us your community’s details along with proof it is a real organisation, an official letter or email from the committee, and the contact person who will look after the site. The guide below lists exactly what to include.
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We set up your site
We create your community on its own address — like leeds.nepalicommunity.co.uk — with your name and branding, and make your named contact its administrator.
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Invite your people
Your committee invites members, publishes its first events and posts, and your community appears in the UK-wide directory.