STREET CHILDREN
Helping some of the 5,000 street children of Nepal is a major project for CHANCE for NEPAL. The sight of a group of youngsters sniffing glue on the streets is commonplace and heart-breaking.
Street children in Nepal are driven to live on the street because of poverty, family size or breakdown, migration from country to town, or neglect and abuse. In Nepal there are over 5,000 street children: many sniff glue and tourists often misguidedly offer them money.
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WEGAIN ZONE
WEGAIN ZONE is an eco-friendly site built mostly using mud, bamboo, bottles and tyres. WEGAIN ZONE provides living space to former streetchildren and trains them in a skill so that they can sustain themselves in future. WEGAIN works with the street children in the Boudhanath area of Kathmandu. They offer counselling, and take children found on
PAPA’S HOME
PAPA’S CHILDREN’s HOME was founded by Lalit Shahi for 24 children aged between 6 and 16. Many of the children at Papa’s have been there since Lalit started the home in 2011: they may have no one else to look after them, perhaps they are orphans, or maybe their parents live in remote areas and
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Women’s Cooperative Society (WCS) – November Visit
During my annual visit to Nepal and our projects, I spent a day with WCS. I was accompanied by Bimala, a member of the Shenpen team, (one of our main partners on the ground) who
Menstrual Health Workshop – Koseli School
The Koseli School works with children from the poorest realms of society in Kathmandu. Children from the slum areas and street children who live outside of mainstream society. Their biggest need is survival. Koseli mean