The following are recommendations only. Health conditions around the world are constantly changing, so keep informed and consult your local travel health clinic or Department of Foreign Affairs website, such as Australian government website http://www.dfat.gov.au . Medical decisions are the responsibility of each volunteer. Please consult your physician, Public Health Department, local Nepali consulate or the resources listed below for the latest health information for travelers.
 The following are recommended for your protection:
Polio and Tetanus boosters
Japanese Encephalitis (certain areas)
Hepatitis A
Hepatitis B (optional)
Meningitis
Rabies
Flu (seasonal and optional)
It is also recommended that you visit your dentist before you travel overseas.

Typhoid is not present in Nepal. Malaria is present however in Nepal but is mainly confined to the south around the Terai region however consult local travel doctor to confirm this.
        Ensure that you bring a good medical kit; your travel doctor can advise you what to take. Most medicines are available in Kathmandu but it is advisable to have your own supplies.