CHANCE 2017 Annual Review

Annual Review 2017

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6 days ago

So humbling to read and share your post Melanie. Chance is so happy to fund this project. Xx

So humbling to read and share your post Melanie. Chance is so happy to fund this project. XxDid you know that more than 5,000 children every day (or 1.7 million children every year!) die from diarrheal diseases before the age of five? According to UNICEF, diarrhoea is the second most common cause of death in children accounting for 18% of all under-five deaths.

The good news is that simple actions as washing hands are now seen as very effective means of controlling such disease.

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We are delighted the Tiffin Programme at MAV school which we help fund and now in its second year is going so well. We are also supporting another Tiffin programme with Shenpen at a school close by. The Tiffin makes a huge difference to the childs concentration and attendance at the school and the parents know their child will have a nutritious meal.

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We are delighted the 'Tiffin' Programme at MAV school which we help fund and now in its second year is going so well. We are also supporting another 'Tiffin' programme with Shenpen at a school close by. The 'Tiffin' makes a huge difference to the child's concentration and attendance at the school and the parents know their child will have a nutritious meal.Everyday there is a different meal served at Mitra Aadharbhut Vidhalaya. On Monday, we serve puri (fried bread) and beans curry. Kids are loving it!

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Chance for Nepal

3 weeks ago

THANK YOU Tim, the landlord of The Three Crowns in Wisborough Green. I collected the CHANCE for NEPAL charity collection box last night and it had £77 in it! A record I think. On top of that, he has donated lunch or dinner for two in their fabulous restaurant for the 1st prize in the raffle for our next quiz night on the 2nd August at The Keep in Guildford. Thank you Tim Skinner, you are so generous. ... See MoreSee Less

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It’s a pleasure Barbara - huge well done to you as well. Good luck with the quiz x

Chance for Nepal

3 weeks ago

CONGRATULATIONS to the winners of the CHANCE 100 July Draw

1st - Elaine Benson - £120
2nd - Peter Drew - £80
3rd - Nick Ashman - £50

Thank you all so much for your continued support.
I am running at 98 members at the present time, so have two spaces if anyone would like to come on board. £60 a year or £5 ppm.
You have to be in it to win it!
If you are interested, please email: info@chancefornepal.org
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Thank you to BVS for their monthly report to CHANCE. The team delivered 71 food hampers which are given out weekly to the children on the burns unit at the Kanti Children’s hospital during the month of June. BVS tell me that 63 parents had listened to the radio broadcast which goes out to 73 of 75 districts throughout Nepal, so the parents knew what to do, in the first instance, pour water immediately over the burn and keep doing so. CHANCE for NEPAL funds the 30 minute radio broadcast which goes out monthly.Padam is 8 months old and the family come from Mugu, mid-west Nepal, 350kms from Kathmandu. He has a brother and sister, aged 8 and 4. The parents work the land.
In the late evening, his mother was cooking on an open fire where Tegendra was sleeping. When she had finished cooking, she extinguished the fire and went to the tap outside. On her return, she found Tegendra had rolled onto the ashes burning his both hands. She immediately holds Tegendra from the fire and poured water on him and extinguished the fire. Then immediately he was rushed to the health post when he was admitted for 6 days before being referred to Kanti Children Hospital. He is still under treatment and will need further surgery.Ariya is 21 months old and comes from Kathmandu. Her father is in the army and mother a housewife. She has one older brother aged 11.
She suffered 2nd degree burns to her chest, tummy and both legs when she was in the kitchen with her mother who was making a cup of tea. Someone knocked on the door as her mother was pouring water from the kettle to the teapot. She placed the kettle on a table to answer the door, in which time Ariya pulled down the kettle which fell onto her chest. She was immediately rushed to the Teaching hospital before being transferred to the specialist burns unit at the Kanti Children’s Hospital.That is all it took, for a few seconds, her mother took her eyes away from her daughter.Ritesh, is aged 9. The family live in far Western Nepal, 420kms from Kathmandu. His father works the land and mother looks after Pradeep and her three other children.As he was returning home from school one day, he studies in Grade 1, he accidently touched a naked live wire and was electrocuted. He was with school friends walking back to their village and his friends rushed for help. At first, he was taken to a local hospital where he stayed for 6 days before being transferred to the burns unit at the Kanti.
Pasang is 2 years old and comes from Sarlahi , 200kms from Kathmandu. He is an only child. His father works in a factory making clothes.Pasang accidentally pulled a teapot from a table and the contents spilt over his face giving 1st degree burns.All these children are recovering well. Names changed for their protection.These children all receive a weekly nutritious food hamper from CHANCE as well as a Goody bag containing fun things and to give comfort.A team from BVS continue to visit schools every month, giving presentations on the dangers of burns in and outside the home and what to do if you get burned. This programme is also funded by CHANCE.

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Thank you to BVS for their monthly report to CHANCE. The team delivered 71 food hampers which are given out weekly to the children on the burns unit at the Kanti Children’s hospital during the month of June. BVS tell me that 63 parents had listened to the radio broadcast which goes out to 73 of 75 districts throughout Nepal, so the parents knew what to do, in the first instance, pour water immediately over the burn and keep doing so. CHANCE for NEPAL funds the 30 minute radio broadcast which goes out monthly.

Padam is 8 months old and the family come from Mugu, mid-west Nepal, 350kms from Kathmandu. He has a brother and sister, aged 8 and 4. The parents work the land.
In the late evening, his mother was cooking on an open fire where Tegendra was sleeping. When she had finished cooking, she extinguished the fire and went to the tap outside. On her return, she found Tegendra had rolled onto the ashes burning his both hands. She immediately holds Tegendra from the fire and poured water on him and extinguished the fire. Then immediately he was rushed to the health post when he was admitted for 6 days before being referred to Kanti Children Hospital. He is still under treatment and will need further surgery.

Ariya is 21 months old and comes from Kathmandu. Her father is in the army and mother a housewife. She has one older brother aged 11.
She suffered 2nd degree burns to her chest, tummy and both legs when she was in the kitchen with her mother who was making a cup of tea. Someone knocked on the door as her mother was pouring water from the kettle to the teapot. She placed the kettle on a table to answer the door, in which time Ariya pulled down the kettle which fell onto her chest. She was immediately rushed to the Teaching hospital before being transferred to the specialist burns unit at the Kanti Children’s Hospital.

That is all it took, for a few seconds, her mother took her eyes away from her daughter.

Ritesh, is aged 9. The family live in far Western Nepal, 420kms from Kathmandu. His father works the land and mother looks after Pradeep and her three other children.

As he was returning home from school one day, he studies in Grade 1, he accidently touched a naked live wire and was electrocuted. He was with school friends walking back to their village and his friends rushed for help. At first, he was taken to a local hospital where he stayed for 6 days before being transferred to the burns unit at the Kanti.

Pasang is 2 years old and comes from Sarlahi , 200kms from Kathmandu. He is an only child. His father works in a factory making clothes.

Pasang accidentally pulled a teapot from a table and the contents spilt over his face giving 1st degree burns.

All these children are recovering well. Names changed for their protection.

These children all receive a weekly nutritious food hamper from CHANCE as well as a Goody bag containing fun things and to give comfort.

A team from BVS continue to visit schools every month, giving presentations on the dangers of burns in and outside the home and what to do if you get burned. This programme is also funded by CHANCE. ... See MoreSee Less

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1 month ago

Anamika, Shenpens coordinator, (our partner on the ground) made her twice monthly visit to the burns unit today and was delighted that Anil is now being discharged after being on the ward for over 4 weeks.🙂 His wounds have healed well and he is excited to be going back to his village. The smile says it all.
Thank you for sharing Anamika.

Anamika, Shenpen's coordinator, (our partner on the ground) made her twice monthly visit to the burns unit today and was delighted that Anil is now being discharged after being on the ward for over 4 weeks.🙂 His wounds have healed well and he is excited to be going back to his village. The smile says it all.
Thank you for sharing Anamika.Meet Anil (name changed for privacy sake). Anil was roaming through the jungle one day with his playmates. All of a sudden, an electric wire fell from above and struck him on his head. Untangling the wire from his head, the strong electric current knocked him to the ground and severely burned him.
Today, Anil is finally recovered enough to return home to his family and friends. He is overjoyed! His terrible wound has healed nicely, he can walk unsupported, and can do all the other things children his age can do.

In particular, Anil was delighted to take home the game-cube he received as a gift from Shenpen / Chance for Nepal (UK). The toy gave his hours of fun every day, and helped him pass the long tedious hours confined to his hospital bed.

A great many thanks to those who kindly helped us provide these young burn victims with an entertaining diversion, and welcome relief from their suffering. ... See MoreSee Less

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CHANCE for NEPAL is delighted to be part of this Tiffin food programme through SHENPEN, our partner on the ground in Nepal. This is our second school Tiffin Programme with Shenpen......Oliver springs to mind!

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CHANCE for NEPAL is delighted to be part of this 'Tiffin' food programme through SHENPEN, our partner on the ground in Nepal. This is our second school Tiffin Programme with Shenpen......'Oliver' springs to mind!Based on your interest, great kindness, and generosity, every single day Shenpen has been able to provide 114 hot meals to students from economically-challenged backgrounds enrolled at Shree Sharadha Mavi. In the coming year, the Shenpen team’s goal is to strive to provide nourishing hot meals daily to at least 250 students in that school! Will you help us reach our target?

There is already our long term partner, Chance for Nepal, who sponsors 57 daily meals a day! ... See MoreSee Less

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What would we do without you? Thanks for believing and supporting us!

Chance for Nepal

1 month ago

Kevin Carrillo, founder of Pitchouns du Monde writes.........”Dear friends,
We are going to Nepal in the beginning of July to launch a food program in the public school of the Maratika village, where children do not get any food or water throughout the day.

With the Pitchouns du Monde association, we have launched a crowdfunding campaign with the aim of collecting enough funds to provide food and water to all of the 90 children of the school.

If you can, please make a donation, and please spread the word around you. We need your help. This is a very nice project. “

This is an excellent organisation which makes a difference to children in Nepal. With Pitchouns du Monde, CHANCE for NEPAL shares the funding of the Tiffin Programme at the Mitra Aadharbhut Vidhalaya School in Kathmandu through Shenpen, our partner on the ground. ... See MoreSee Less

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At Mitre Aadharbhut Vidhalaya School in Kathmandu this week’s activity was a singing competition!
Thank you Melanie, Director of Shenpen, our main partner on the ground in Nepal for sharing these photos with me. Lots of sitting around and waiting for their turn.Last November, I was delighted to visit this school in Chabahil and was struck by two things, a very happy school with lots of smiling faces and the cramped conditions, which necessitates the school having two shifts of students. The youngest children, from nursery to Grade 5 come in the morning and the older ones, Grade 6 upwards in the afternoon. The children delighted me then too, by putting on an impromptu small concert of singing and dance!CHANCE helps fund a Tiffin Programme at this school with Shenpen and Pitchouns du Monde at this government school. This meal is for the children whose parents cannot financially afford to send their child to school with lunch. We are now in our second year of the programme which is proving very successful, so much so, we have moved on to our second Tiffin school programme with Shenpen. The children have a warm nutritious meal which changes daily and is monitored regularly by Shenpen to check standards remain high.The Tiffin has vastly improved attendance too, as parents knowing their child is given a meal makes sure they go to school! In some cases it will have been the only food the child would have eaten that day! This boosts energy, gives improved concentration and makes for happy children, parents and teachers.We also fund water and soap for the water tank at this school as the government says there are no funds to fill it up! The children can now wash their hands after going to the toilet and before having their Tiffin.We funded books and posters for the school as you will see here, one boy pointing to where the UK is on the world map!

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At Mitre Aadharbhut Vidhalaya School in Kathmandu this week’s activity was a singing competition!
Thank you Melanie, Director of Shenpen, our main partner on the ground in Nepal for sharing these photos with me. Lots of sitting around and waiting for their turn.

Last November, I was delighted to visit this school in Chabahil and was struck by two things, a very happy school with lots of smiling faces and the cramped conditions, which necessitates the school having two shifts of students. The youngest children, from nursery to Grade 5 come in the morning and the older ones, Grade 6 upwards in the afternoon. The children delighted me then too, by putting on an impromptu small concert of singing and dance!

CHANCE helps fund a 'Tiffin Programme' at this school with Shenpen and Pitchouns du Monde at this government school. This meal is for the children whose parents cannot financially afford to send their child to school with lunch. We are now in our second year of the programme which is proving very successful, so much so, we have moved on to our second Tiffin school programme with Shenpen. The children have a warm nutritious meal which changes daily and is monitored regularly by Shenpen to check standards remain high.

The Tiffin has vastly improved attendance too, as parents knowing their child is given a meal makes sure they go to school! In some cases it will have been the only food the child would have eaten that day! This boosts energy, gives improved concentration and makes for happy children, parents and teachers.

We also fund water and soap for the water tank at this school as the government says there are no funds to fill it up! The children can now wash their hands after going to the toilet and before having their Tiffin.

We funded books and posters for the school as you will see here, one boy pointing to where the UK is on the world map! ... See MoreSee Less

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Chance for Nepal

2 months ago

CONGRATULATIONS to the following whose names were drawn this morning in the CHANCE 100 Club.

1st: Ian Robertson Hassell - £120
2nd G.B Anonymous - £80
3rd Tony Robin - £50

We are running at 98 members at the present time. Numbers do fluctuate as new people come on board and others leave. so we have places for two more! There are three cash prizes every month - £120 - £80 - £50 respectively.

The CHANCE 100 Club rasies significant funds for our projects in Nepal - £3,000 plus per year. The draw takes place on the first Monday of each month, with 50% going in cash prizes and 50% to CHANCE.
We would love your support.

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2 months ago

All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy as the saying goes, well this is not the case at PAPAs HOME. One of the sponsors of the 24 children has funded the uniform for the Teakwando classes and CHANCE is funding the classes. The boys really love this actiivity and are doing very well. They are already moving up in through the different colour belts of attainment.CHANCE has been supporting Papas Home for over 5 years by funding the food programme and a monthly activity. Papas is without doubt a happy and bustling place for the 24 delightful and engaging children, who are well looked after by Lalit and his wife Dhanuska.

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All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy as the saying goes, well this is not the case at PAPA's HOME. One of the sponsors of the 24 children has funded the uniform for the Teakwando classes and CHANCE is funding the classes. The boys really love this actiivity and are doing very well. They are already moving up in through the different colour belts of attainment.

CHANCE has been supporting Papa's Home for over 5 years by funding the food programme and a monthly activity. Papa's is without doubt a happy and bustling place for the 24 delightful and engaging children, who are well looked after by Lalit and his wife Dhanuska.Our children are taking training teakwando game. Thank you so much to Chance for Nepal for supporting this program. ... See MoreSee Less

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2 months ago

PREVENTION OF BURNS - Recently, a team from BVS (Burn Violence Survivors) went to Dhading in the District of Thakre around 40 kms outside Kathmandu Valley to give a presentation on the dangers of burns in the home and workplace. In real time this district takes over 4 hours to reach by road and bumpy track.The topic was Raising Awareness on Burn Injury and this was conducted at the Shree Mahankaleshwori Secondary School. The presentation was given to the teachers, students from Grades 5 to 10 and local workers.Topics discussed were the type of burn and the causes. Many burns are caused by flame, hot water, naked electric cables, chemicals, open cooking fires and lightning. Many could be avoided with more care and attention and not leaving young children unattended in the home with open fires and cooking pots on stoves where little hands can reach up and spill over the contents. The first and most effective treatment for all burns is the application of cold water. Case studies of burn patients were also shown. This has a big impact and gets the point across.The feedback to me from BVS was that the presentation was fruitful and effective and the students were most engaged.There has been a high incidence of burns since the beginning of 2018 in this area. So BVS wished to make the long journey to give their expertise on the dangers of burns in the home, and workplace and what to do if a burn occursLeaflets were also given out and hopefully the word spreads via the teachers, workers and students to their families to others in this district. CHANCE for NEPAL funds this project.

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PREVENTION OF BURNS - Recently, a team from BVS (Burn Violence Survivors) went to Dhading in the District of Thakre around 40 kms outside Kathmandu Valley to give a presentation on the dangers of burns in the home and workplace. In real time this district takes over 4 hours to reach by road and bumpy track.

The topic was "Raising Awareness on Burn Injury" and this was conducted at the Shree Mahankaleshwori Secondary School. The presentation was given to the teachers, students from Grades 5 to 10 and local workers.

Topics discussed were the type of burn and the causes. Many burns are caused by flame, hot water, naked electric cables, chemicals, open cooking fires and lightning. Many could be avoided with more care and attention and not leaving young children unattended in the home with open fires and cooking pots on stoves where little hands can reach up and spill over the contents. The first and most effective treatment for all burns is the application of cold water. Case studies of burn patients were also shown. This has a big impact and gets the point across.

The feedback to me from BVS was that the presentation was fruitful and effective and the students were most engaged.

There has been a high incidence of burns since the beginning of 2018 in this area. So BVS wished to make the long journey to give their expertise on the dangers of burns in the home, and workplace and what to do if a burn occurs

Leaflets were also given out and hopefully the word spreads via the teachers, workers and students to their families to others in this district. CHANCE for NEPAL funds this project. ... See MoreSee Less

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CHANCE for NEPAL is delighted to continue the fight against rabies by funding these vaccinations through our partner on the ground SHENPEN.

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CHANCE for NEPAL is delighted to continue the fight against rabies by funding these vaccinations through our partner on the ground SHENPEN.We are thrilled to announce the start of our Vaccination Campaign against Rabies and Distemper in conjunction with our project partner, Sneha's Care. The project began on May 13th and ended on May 24th. Our goal was to vaccinate 1,000 dogs living in and around the area of Godavari, but over 1,050 dogs were vaccinated.

After the vaccination campaign, an awareness campaign will be held in 12 schools in that area.

A great many thanks to our Chance for Nepal (UK), who have taken part in the project, and who have long supported Shenpen animals’ project! ... See MoreSee Less

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Chance for Nepal shared Burns Violence Survivors Nepal's post.

2 months ago

CHANCE has been supporting BVS for over 10 years; they are one of our main partners on the ground in Nepal. It is a real privilege to support such a brilliant and dedicated organisation who work tirelessly to help children on the burns unit at The Kanti Children’s Hospital. The weekly nutritional food hampers we fund give vital calories to aid a speedier recovery. I am moved beyond words each time I visit the ward. There are many ways supporters of CHANCE can help these children. Please get in touch if you would like further information. Info@chancefornepal.org
See our positive post on the 18th May below - these are some of the preventative measures taken to cut down on the incidence of these tragic accidents.

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CHANCE has been supporting BVS for over 10 years; they are one of our main partners on the ground in Nepal. It is a real privilege to support such a brilliant and dedicated organisation who work tirelessly to help children on the burns unit at The Kanti Children’s Hospital. The weekly nutritional food hampers we fund give vital calories to aid a speedier recovery. I am moved beyond words each time I visit the ward. There are many ways supporters of CHANCE can help these children. Please get in touch if you would like further information. Info@chancefornepal.org
See our positive post on the 18th May below - these are some of the preventative measures taken to cut down on the incidence of these tragic accidents.Every Thursday BVS-N distributes Nutrition Basket at Kanti Children's Hospital which has been funded by CHANCE for Nepal . ... See MoreSee Less

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2 months ago

CHANCE is supporting MOUNTAIN HEART NEPAL, one of our partners in Nepal with funding medicines for their outreach clinics. We are delighted to support this brilliant organisation. Enjoy the photograpghs of their latest medical mission on the 14th May.

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CHANCE is supporting MOUNTAIN HEART NEPAL, one of our partners in Nepal with funding medicines for their outreach clinics. We are delighted to support this brilliant organisation. Enjoy the photograpghs of their latest medical mission on the 14th May.Mountain Heart Nepal successfully conducted outreach clinic at Lamatar-9, Lakuri Bhangyang, Lalitpur. The program was supported by Chance for Nepal (UK) and Direct Relief. The camp, held on 14 May 2018, provided primary health care to 170 people from the community and school children from Shree Basuki Secondary School. Access to health care remained poor as for now demonstrated by lack of implementation of government deworming prophylaxis program in the region. Nevertheless, MHN provided regular screening program along with health education and deworming to the residents and school children. ... See MoreSee Less

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2 months ago

CHANCE for NEPAL is delighted to fund this initiative from BVS. The presentations are carried out in different schools each month. There have been many burn accidents in recent months in the vicinity of Dharding, which is several hours by road and dirt track from Kathmandu. Thank you BVS for sharing.

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CHANCE for NEPAL is delighted to fund this initiative from BVS. The presentations are carried out in different schools each month. There have been many burn accidents in recent months in the vicinity of Dharding, which is several hours by road and dirt track from Kathmandu. Thank you BVS for sharing.Prevention of Burns can be done most effectively through education which increases awareness to this devastating injury. Education is the key to changing individual behaviour to create a safer environment for all.
Therefore, BVS-Nepal has initiated an Awareness Program at School in Dhading through presentation and distributing IEC Materials. There was overwhelming response from the students and Thank you CHANCE for Nepal for supporting the initiative. ... See MoreSee Less

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2 months ago

QUIZ NIGHT

Excellent turn out for our quiz night at The Keep in Guildford last night. We raised a handsome £340 with 31 players. Thank you so much to all those who came to support CHANCE for Nepal and the many donated raffle prizes, super kind.

I am so appreciative of the generosity and kindness over many years shown by Jane and Brian, landlords at The Keep, who organise these quiz nights for CHANCE and give a complimentary a light supper to those taking part. The funds raised by these quiz nights also cover the educational sponsoship of two children in Nepal.

From the funds raised last night, we are funding medical equipment for one of our partners on the ground in Nepal - MOUNTAIN HEART NEPAL. This brilliant organisation where a team of doctors and medical professionals visit remote areas and carry out medical checks in village schools and for the local village community. They do this at their own expense and in their time off from working in hospital . You can read more about MHN in my post below on May 2nd where you can seem photograpghs from their last medical mission.

Our next quiz night will be on WEDNESDAY 1st AUGUST. Please contact me to reserve your table of 4 or 6. ... See MoreSee Less

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Chance for Nepal shared Papa's Children Home's post.

2 months ago

We have been funding the food for all 25 children at Papas Childrens Home for the past 5 years. They have a varied menu that changes throughout the week. They have meat once a week and fresh fruit and milk twice a week as well as eggs, soya beans, pulses, rice, vegetables and noodles and of course dalbhat.
Melon never tasted so good! Enjoy the photos of the children who are a delight and very special young people. All good communicators, hard working, polite, and a credit to Lalit and his wife Dhanuska who look after them all.
Visiting them each November is one of the highlights of my annual visit.

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We have been funding the food for all 25 children at Papa's Children's Home for the past 5 years. They have a varied menu that changes throughout the week. They have meat once a week and fresh fruit and milk twice a week as well as eggs, soya beans, pulses, rice, vegetables and noodles and of course dalbhat.
Melon never tasted so good! Enjoy the photos of the children who are a delight and very special young people. All good communicators, hard working, polite, and a credit to Lalit and his wife Dhanuska who look after them all.
Visiting them each November is one of the highlights of my annual visit.Papa's children Home getting fund support from CHANCE for Nepal. For Monthly food & Diet, Its time for Diet. Thank you CHANCE for Nepal funded this Diet program for our children. ... See MoreSee Less

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2 months ago

CHANCE is delighted along with our partner Shenpen to fund new books for this school which I visited in November 2017. As well as books, toys and puzzles for the younger children, we funded wall posters for the older students. Our thanks go to Shenpen for organising and monitoring this programme.
CHANCE also funded water and soap for the school, so the children could at last wash their hands before eating and after going to the toilet.

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CHANCE is delighted along with our partner Shenpen to fund new books for this school which I visited in November 2017. As well as books, toys and puzzles for the younger children, we funded wall posters for the older students. Our thanks go to Shenpen for organising and monitoring this programme.
CHANCE also funded water and soap for the school, so the children could at last wash their hands before eating and after going to the toilet.The joy of getting new books: It's a whole new season of fresh reads! Rangjung Yeshe Shenpen, with support from Chance for Nepal (UK), brought a deluge of new books at Mitra Adharbhut Vidhalaya. The new collection includes different alphabets, numerical, Nepali Grammar, dictionary, rhymes books, as well as tales. ... See MoreSee Less

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2 months ago

CONGRATULATIONS!
The winners of the CHANCE 100 Club - May draw are:

1st - Ralph Weiss - £120
2nd - Liam Christie £80
3rd - Gill Franklin - £50
Enjoy!

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