Our wings are small…
…but the ripples of our heart are infinite.
Amit Ray, Author & Spiritualist
The main purpose of CHANCE for Nepal is to work closely with established and trusted organisations, schools & hospitals in Nepal – to guarantee aid & support to those families in need, and to offer the opportunity of education & training opportunities.
HEALTH
In Nepal adult life expectancy is only 59 years. 40% of children come from extremely poor families in which 48% of children are malnourished.
STREET CHILDREN
Helping some of the 5,000 street children of Nepal is a major project for CHANCE for NEPAL.
SKILLS TRAINING
CHANCE for NEPAL funds and supports skills training in Nepal, one of the poorest countries in the world.
RABIES PREVENTION
16,000 people are treated for dog bites and as many as 200 die an excruciatingly painful death from rabies every year in Nepal. CHANCE for Nepal funds 1000 rabies vaccinations for stray dogs annually.
Latest News
Sneha’s Care – Rabies Vaccinations
Sneha’s Care is one of the largest animal welfare charities of Nepal. Founded by animal advocate Ms. Sneha Shrestha in 2014 to protect the street and community dogs from torture, cruelty or ill usage of any kind, it has long campaigned
MOUNTAIN HEART NEPAL – ‘MAGIC READ’ Jan 2019
CHANCE for NEPAL is delighted to support the ‘Magic Read’ with Mountain Heart Nepal, (MHN). Having seen first-hand, being on one of their medical camps last November, I know how important these books are for the children. Text books are
SHREE SECONDARY SCHOOL – CHITWAN
CHANCE for NEPAL’s ‘Tiffin’ Programme at the Shree Secondary School in Chitwan is now in its 5th year and proving really successful. Attendance at this government run school has increased as parents are keen for their children to receive a
MOUNTAIN HEART NEPAL – Medical Camp November 2018
Mountain Heart Nepal with CHANCE for NEPAL successfully conducted a comprehensive free school health camp and a mobile preventive health programme at the Shree Baira Mahadev Basic School, Shankarapur-4, Tinpane, on 19th November 2018. The village was one of the
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