CHANCE for Nepal Congratulations to the winners of the July draw in the CHANCE 100 Club. 1st - Carrie Martin - £120 2nd - Di Haddon - £80 3rd - Christine Warburton - £50 Enjoy! 👏 Many thanks for your continued support. 🙏❤ We currently have 98 members If anyone would like to come on board please get in touch at info@chancefornepal.org ... See MoreSee Less
We are delighted to continue our support to this wonderful organisation led by Sneha and her team who are committed to giving our four legged friends a better life. Every year, we donate £1,000 to Sneha's Care for anti-rabies vaccinations and this year we donated a further £500 to feed the stray dogs as part of their feeding programme. Well done to you all 🙏🥰 ... See MoreSee Less
June Firoz Journey of Courage CHANCE for Nepal has been supporting Burns Violence Survivors (BVS) for more than 20 years. Over the years, we have built a very special relationship with this remarkable organisation.
BVS first met Firoz over 12 years ago and has stood beside him ever since.
Firoz comes from the remote Rautahat District in the southern plains of Nepal's Terai region, in Madhesh Province. His parents are farmers from a very poor background, working long hours to provide for their family. Firoz has an older brother.
In 2013, when Firoz was just 11 years old, his life changed in an instant.
Late one afternoon, while his father was working in the fields and his mother was preparing the evening meal, Firoz was playing football with friends. The ball landed on a roof of a nearby house where electrical cables ran across the terrace. As he climbed up to retrieve it, he accidentally came into contact with live wires and suffered a devasting electric shock.
A neighbour witnessed the accident and immediately alerted his parents. Firoz was rushed to the National Medical College Hospital in Birgunj, a journey of almost 5 hours by road, where he received emergency treatment and surgery. After one week, due to the severity of his injuries, he was referred to Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital in Kathmandu. Because specialised paediatric burn care was unavailable, he was quickly referred to the Kanti Children's Hospital where he stayed for 6 months.
Sadly, the severity of his injuries, together with the delay in reaching specialist treatment, meant that Firoz’s arms had to be amputated below the elbows.
Throughout those difficult months, BVS-Nepal provided medical and surgical support, educational support, and accommodation for family. CHANCE funded a high-protein diet, physiotherapy, and counselling to help him recover both physically and emotionally.
As Firoz regained his strength, attention turned to his future.
Through BVS, the Audrey Jacobs Foundation awarded Firoz a full scholarship to attend Surya Vinayak English Secondary School in Bhaktapur, Kathmandu, where he lived in the school hostel. He studied there until Grade 8, but then returned to his home village to continue his education.
Despite all his setbacks, Firoz never gave up.
In 2024, returning to Kathmandu for higher education seemed beyond his family’s means but thanks to the generosity of friends and supporters of BVS, enough funds were raised to give him that opportunity.
This year, Firoz achieved another remarkable milestone. He achieved an impressive 3.07 in management from NASA International College in Kathmandu.
His ambition now is to study for a Bachelor’s degree in Law at university.
Firoz continues to attend BVS for follow-up treatment and remains an active member of their burn survivor network. He has become a role model for other young survivors, taking a leading role in school and community awareness programmes, sharing his own experiences to help prevent burn injuries and encourage others facing similar challenges.
His determination, resilience and courage have inspired everyone who has met him.
Today, however, another obstacle stands in his way.
BVS-Nepal has limited resources to support university education, and without additional financial help, Firoz’s dream of becoming a lawyer may not be realised.
CHANCE wishes to change that.
We are launching a new Education Fund for young burn survivors. Our first donation of £2,500 will help fund Firoz’s first year at university while also establishing the beginnings of a fund to support other children with similar educational needs.
Over the coming months, we will introduce you to three more remarkable children whose futures could also be transformed through education.
If you are able to make a donation - large or small - or would consider matching all or part of our contribution, you will be helping not only Firoz, but other courageous young people who refuse to let tragedy define their future.
Together, we can help turn survival into opportunity, and hope into lasting change. Barbara info@chancefornepal.org ... See MoreSee Less
CHANCE for Nepal Congratulations to the winners in the June draw in the CHANCE 100 Club. 1st - Lesley Rushton - £120 2nd - Jill Henniker-Smith - £80 3rd - John Cohan - £50 Enjoy! 👏 Many thanks for your continued support. 🙏❤ We currently have 98 members If anyone would like to come on board please get in touch at info@chancefornepal.org ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to the winners in the May draw in the CHANCE 100 Club. 1st - Bonny Dobson - £120 2nd - Kim Jardine - £80 3rd - Valerie Lee - £50 Enjoy! 👏 Many thanks for your continued support. 🙏❤ We currently have 98 members If anyone would like to come on board please get in touch at info@chancefornepal.org ... See MoreSee Less
A fabulous record of your 5-night mini holiday. You packed so much in to your trip. The many smiles tell of your happiness and the wonderful time had by all with cultural visits as well a fun swimming in the lake and an exciting boat trip.🥰 I would like to say a massive thank you to Valerie Lee who funded this trip which was part of the New Nepal Society Center's 'wish list' which was featured in our Annual Review.❤ ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to the winners in the April draw in the CHANCE 100 Club. 1st Patricia Nice - £120 2nd - Peter Gellatly - £80 3rd - Mary Ellis - £50 Enjoy! 👏 Many thanks for your continued support. 🙏❤ We currently have 98 members If anyone would like to come on board please email: info@chancefornepal.org ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to the winners in March draw in the CHANCE 100 Club. 1st - Sue Willis - £120 2nd - Christine Fletcher - £80 3rd - Viv Craggs - £50 Enjoy! 👏
Many thanks for your continued support. 🙏❤ We currently have 97 members, we need 100! If anyone would like to come on board please email: info@chancefornepal.org ... See MoreSee Less
Congratulations to the winners in February draw in the CHANCE 100 Club. 1st - Julie Livingstone - £120 2nd - Victoria Helstrip - £80 3rd - Zoe Horton - £50 Enjoy! 👏
Many thanks for your continued support. 🙏❤ We currently have 97 members If anyone would like to come on board please email: info@chancefornepal.org ... See MoreSee Less
CHANCE for Nepal
Congratulations to the winners of the July draw in the CHANCE 100 Club.
1st - Carrie Martin - £120
2nd - Di Haddon - £80
3rd - Christine Warburton - £50
Enjoy! 👏
Many thanks for your continued support. 🙏❤
We currently have 98 members
If anyone would like to come on board please get in touch at info@chancefornepal.org ... See MoreSee Less
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We are delighted to continue our support to this wonderful organisation led by Sneha and her team who are committed to giving our four legged friends a better life.
Every year, we donate £1,000 to Sneha's Care for anti-rabies vaccinations and this year we donated a further £500 to feed the stray dogs as part of their feeding programme.
Well done to you all 🙏🥰 ... See MoreSee Less
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June
Firoz Journey of Courage
CHANCE for Nepal has been supporting Burns Violence Survivors (BVS) for more than 20 years. Over the years, we have built a very special relationship with this remarkable organisation.
BVS first met Firoz over 12 years ago and has stood beside him ever since.
Firoz comes from the remote Rautahat District in the southern plains of Nepal's Terai region, in Madhesh Province. His parents are farmers from a very poor background, working long hours to provide for their family. Firoz has an older brother.
In 2013, when Firoz was just 11 years old, his life changed in an instant.
Late one afternoon, while his father was working in the fields and his mother was preparing the evening meal, Firoz was playing football with friends. The ball landed on a roof of a nearby house where electrical cables ran across the terrace. As he climbed up to retrieve it, he accidentally came into contact with live wires and suffered a devasting electric shock.
A neighbour witnessed the accident and immediately alerted his parents. Firoz was rushed to the National Medical College Hospital in Birgunj, a journey of almost 5 hours by road, where he received emergency treatment and surgery. After one week, due to the severity of his injuries, he was referred to Tribhuvan University Teaching Hospital in Kathmandu. Because specialised paediatric burn care was unavailable, he was quickly referred to the Kanti Children's Hospital where he stayed for 6 months.
Sadly, the severity of his injuries, together with the delay in reaching specialist treatment, meant that Firoz’s arms had to be amputated below the elbows.
Throughout those difficult months, BVS-Nepal provided medical and surgical support, educational support, and accommodation for family. CHANCE funded a high-protein diet, physiotherapy, and counselling to help him recover both physically and emotionally.
As Firoz regained his strength, attention turned to his future.
Through BVS, the Audrey Jacobs Foundation awarded Firoz a full scholarship to attend Surya Vinayak English Secondary School in Bhaktapur, Kathmandu, where he lived in the school hostel. He studied there until Grade 8, but then returned to his home village to continue his education.
Despite all his setbacks, Firoz never gave up.
In 2024, returning to Kathmandu for higher education seemed beyond his family’s means but thanks to the generosity of friends and supporters of BVS, enough funds were raised to give him that opportunity.
This year, Firoz achieved another remarkable milestone. He achieved an impressive 3.07 in management from NASA International College in Kathmandu.
His ambition now is to study for a Bachelor’s degree in Law at university.
Firoz continues to attend BVS for follow-up treatment and remains an active member of their burn survivor network. He has become a role model for other young survivors, taking a leading role in school and community awareness programmes, sharing his own experiences to help prevent burn injuries and encourage others facing similar challenges.
His determination, resilience and courage have inspired everyone who has met him.
Today, however, another obstacle stands in his way.
BVS-Nepal has limited resources to support university education, and without additional financial help, Firoz’s dream of becoming a lawyer may not be realised.
CHANCE wishes to change that.
We are launching a new Education Fund for young burn survivors. Our first donation of £2,500 will help fund Firoz’s first year at university while also establishing the beginnings of a fund to support other children with similar educational needs.
Over the coming months, we will introduce you to three more remarkable children whose futures could also be transformed through education.
If you are able to make a donation - large or small - or would consider matching all or part of our contribution, you will be helping not only Firoz, but other courageous young people who refuse to let tragedy define their future.
Together, we can help turn survival into opportunity, and hope into lasting change.
Barbara info@chancefornepal.org ... See MoreSee Less
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CHANCE for Nepal
Congratulations to the winners in the June draw in the CHANCE 100 Club.
1st - Lesley Rushton - £120
2nd - Jill Henniker-Smith - £80
3rd - John Cohan - £50
Enjoy! 👏
Many thanks for your continued support. 🙏❤
We currently have 98 members
If anyone would like to come on board please get in touch at info@chancefornepal.org ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to the winners in the May draw in the CHANCE 100 Club.
1st - Bonny Dobson - £120
2nd - Kim Jardine - £80
3rd - Valerie Lee - £50
Enjoy! 👏
Many thanks for your continued support. 🙏❤
We currently have 98 members
If anyone would like to come on board please get in touch at info@chancefornepal.org ... See MoreSee Less
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A fabulous record of your 5-night mini holiday. You packed so much in to your trip. The many smiles tell of your happiness and the wonderful time had by all with cultural visits as well a fun swimming in the lake and an exciting boat trip.🥰
I would like to say a massive thank you to Valerie Lee who funded this trip which was part of the New Nepal Society Center's 'wish list' which was featured in our Annual Review.❤ ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to the winners in the April draw in the CHANCE 100 Club.
1st Patricia Nice - £120
2nd - Peter Gellatly - £80
3rd - Mary Ellis - £50
Enjoy! 👏
Many thanks for your continued support. 🙏❤
We currently have 98 members
If anyone would like to come on board please email: info@chancefornepal.org ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to the winners in March draw in the CHANCE 100 Club.
1st - Sue Willis - £120
2nd - Christine Fletcher - £80
3rd - Viv Craggs - £50
Enjoy! 👏
Many thanks for your continued support. 🙏❤
We currently have 97 members, we need 100!
If anyone would like to come on board please email: info@chancefornepal.org ... See MoreSee Less
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Congratulations to the winners in February draw in the CHANCE 100 Club.
1st - Julie Livingstone - £120
2nd - Victoria Helstrip - £80
3rd - Zoe Horton - £50
Enjoy! 👏
Many thanks for your continued support. 🙏❤
We currently have 97 members
If anyone would like to come on board please email: info@chancefornepal.org ... See MoreSee Less
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