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Our children spent three wonderful days in Sailung — filled with bonding, laughter, and happiness. Every journey teaches us something new, and this one reminded us that life always has more to explore.
This trip was not just about visiting a place, but about creating beautiful memories and inspiring dreams that will motivate them for the days to come. 💫❤️
A heartfelt thank you to Chance for Nepal for sponsoring this trip and giving our children such a meaningful experience. 🙏
🎥 Here is a short video story — we were able to capture some moments, and through them, you can imagine the joy and spirit of our journey. 🌈
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Congratulations to the winners in the November draw of the CHANCE 100 Club.
1st - Adrienne Golightly - £120
2nd - Fran Breslin - £80
3rd - Fiona Elliott - £50
Enjoy! 👏
Many thanks for your continued support. 🙏❤
We now have 96 members, one new member since the last draw 👏. We would love to make it 100!
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We all need a break now and again and everyone at NNSC found much joy to have a mini break to a special place around the Nepalese festivals of Dashain and Tihar.
Kamal ,the president, along with 4 helpers/volunteers and 35 children had a two night magical experience which made memories to treasure.
Special experiences like this don't happen very often for these children and they loved every minute and were so appreciative. 🥰🙏 ... See MoreSee Less
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Brilliant, always on the initiative. 🥰🙏 ... See MoreSee Less
This vacation, we planted mushrooms along with joy, teamwork, and hope. Watching the children’s smiles and excitement as they work together has been truly heartwarming. We may not know the result yet, but this journey itself has been a beautiful harvest of happiness. #NewNepalSocietyCenter #childrenhome #happiness #excitement #togetherness #mushroomfarming
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We are delighted to continue our support to this Health Post in Dhubicohur in the Dang district, 330kms west of Kathmandu. Around 2830 patients are seen each year in this remote area, a valuable asset to the local communities.🙏🥰 ... See MoreSee Less
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We are delighted to support the New Nepal Society Centre, such a happy place🥰. Nishan, aged 16 on the left, is sponsored through CHANCE. He moved to college this term…hence a new mobile phone funded by his sponsors Kieth and Penny, as well as his education. The fridge was sponsored by Geraldine Williams through CHANCE. This is a great asset to the house.🙏🥰 ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to the winners in the October draw of the CHANCE 100 Club.
1st - Fran Breslin - £120
2nd - Barbara Rubinstein - £80
3rd - Lucy Evans - £50
Enjoy! 👏
Many thanks for your continued support. 🙏❤
We still have 95 members, as unfortunately we have recently lost 5 members, ideally we need 100 members.
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I recently contacted Aadesh Khadka who won a scholarship to study Hospitality Management and Accountancy at a university in Louisiana, US.
Jane and Brian, the fantastic landlords of The Keep in Guildford had funded his education for over 13 years by hosting these fun quiz nights for CHANCE. Sadly, due to a steep rent increase it was impossible for them to continue as landlords and our quiz nights stopped in February this year.
These nights were always terrific fun and well attended and we became one big family supporting Aadesh and other projects of CHANCE.
Aadesh tells me he is now in his 2nd year of his 4-year course and really enjoying it. He has managed to buy a second-hand car from savings by working during the summer break. He uses his car for traveling between home, college, and work. Presently, he’s working at the university serving meals in the dining hall and also working as a library assistant.
His university follows the credit system, so he’s taking a lighter course load which lessens unnecessary pressure while balancing both work and studies. After completing his undergraduate degree, he plans to find a job in the US to pursue a master’s degree.
He has made a lot of friends through college and work and they spend time together at the weekends and sometimes they organize events on campus. In the long term, he wishes to return to Nepal and start something of his own there.
I and I’m sure all those who attended our quiz nights send him our love and very best wishes and will be following his career with interest. 🥰👏🙏 ... See MoreSee Less
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Frightening, dreadful and tragic scenes coming out of Nepal. On government orders, 19 people shot dead by police yesterday, aged 14 and 15 with hundreds injured! Curfew in place. Corrupt ministers fleeing the country. PM resigned. Head quarters of the three big political parties set on fire all over Nepal. 🙏
Violence and repression has no place in a democratic society. Corruption must be stamped out.
My prayers are with all my friends in my beloved Nepal, stay safe🙏 ... See MoreSee Less
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