WHO WE WORK WITH
On-the-ground partners ensure rightful allocation of funds and support
To maximise the effect of the funds collected by CHANCE for NEPAL, the charity works closely with a family of carefully selected organisations working on the ground in Nepal. These organisations guarantee that CHANCE’s donations reach those who most need it – and they also provide feedback and recommend follow-up action too.
Siddhasthali Rural Community Hospital - Hetauda
Providing accessible, affordable, equitable and sustainable healthcare in Rural Nepal is a non-for-profit charitable hospital located in Hetauda. It is founded to provide sustainable healthcare to the poor and underserved living in rural and remote Nepal. In addition to working toward universal health coverage, the hospital offers humanitarian aid in disaster, training for health protection and livelihood resilience, and implement sustainable initiatives to protect the environment.
GRASSROOTS MOVEMENT IN NEPAL (GMIN)
MOUNTAIN HEART NEPAL
SHENPEN
Christened ‘the ears and eyes of CHANCE for NEPAL’ by CHANCE’s founder Barbara Datson, SHENPEN was founded in 2004 by Chokyi Nyima Rinpoche so that ‘All poor and disadvantaged people of Nepal enjoy good health and a sound education and financial security and are able to meet their full human and spiritual needs.’ A volunteer-based, non profit organisation aimed at alleviating poverty, SHENPEN is run by Westerners who live and work in Nepal.
SNEHA's CARE
Sneha’s Care is one of the largest animal welfare charities of Nepal. Established in 2014 by animal advocate Ms. Sneha Shrestha to protect the street and community dogs from torture, cruelty or ill usage of any kind, it has long campaigned to develop the welfare of man’s best friend. Sneha’s Care provide professional medical and humane care to injured, sick and abandoned dogs and other street animals in its animal shelter and also in the field. Sneha’s Care is continuously campaigning and attempting to introduce animal welfare law in Nepal for improved safeguards for animals and penalties for animal abuse and cruelty.
BURNS VIOLENCE SURVIVORS (BVS Nepal)
Sapana Village Social Impact (SVSI)
Sapana Village Social Impact (SVSI) is a non-profit organization, active in the Chitwan area in Nepal. Its main target is: poverty reduction. It consists of projects that operate independently, some with the intention to make profit. With those profits we start new projects, or pay the costs for people who cannot afford the costs by themselves. The goal of all projects is to improve the living conditions of the people in the neighbourhood of Sapana Village.
TRIPLE GEM SCHOOL
PAUL LAMBERTY - Boonwag Digital Marketing
Paul designed, developed and launched the website for CHANCE for NEPAL for no fee. Paul’s company, Boonwag Digital Marketing, continue to support the development of the website for a reduced fee and his help is invaluable to the smooth running of our fabulous new website. Thank You PAUL
https://boonwag.co.uk
SUE WILLIS
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