Child Protection Nepal Project #33665

Education+care+mentorship for 100 Nepali children

by Himalayan Children's Charities

Education+care+mentorship for 100 Nepali children

Project Report | Feb 26, 2026
Winter Program 2025/26 Program Report

By Mun Maya Rawal | Executive Director

In December, HCC organized its regular winter field trip with RISE students. These trips are about much more than distributing scholarships and supplies—they are an opportunity to meet students in person, share moments with them, and remind them that they are seen, valued, and not alone in their journey.

Activities Conducted

Scholarships: Each student received NRS 6,000. Some students from Kathmandu visited the HCC office to collect their scholarships, which gave us a wonderful opportunity to sit down, chat, and catch up with them personally.
Winter Essentials: Jackets, woollen socks, and caps were distributed to help students stay warm during the chilly winter months.
School Supplies: Notebooks, pens, and other essential study materials were provided to support students in their learning.

Beneficiaries
A total of 77 students received support during this trip across Baireni, Lower Dhading, Upper Dhading, Nuwakot, and Kathmandu.

Student Highlight
During the trip, we spent time with Misan (Grade 12) and Samjhana (Grade 9). Their mother has been working in India and has not been in contact for the past three months. Despite this challenging situation, both students are performing well in school and remain hopeful about her return. Meeting them was deeply moving—their smiles, gratitude, and resilience left a lasting impression. Their courage and optimism are truly inspiring.

Observations

Students were joyful and deeply thankful for the support.
Distributing warm clothes was especially meaningful, given the onset of winter.
The trip allowed us to connect directly with students, listen to their needs, and check on their overall well-being.

The winter field trip was very meaningful. Besides giving scholarships, school supplies, and warm clothes to 77 students, it gave us a chance to meet them, hear their stories, and see their hope and strength. Every moment reminded us how important it is to be there for them and support their growth and well-being.

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Oct 30, 2025
Fall 2025 Program Report

By Mun Maya Rawal | Executive Director

HCC Nepal RISE Fall GlobalGiving Report

Himalayan Children’s Charities (HCC) Nepal’s RISE Program currently supports 86 students across various districts of Nepal. The majority of these students live with their families and receive educational scholarships, while 17 students reside in nearby boarding schools to access better educational opportunities.

Following the month-long festival break, all students have now returned to their schools and resumed their studies. Our team remains in regular communication with students, families, and partner schools to ensure their continued well-being and academic progress.

Through the RISE Program, HCC Nepal is committed to providing:

Regular scholarship funds and school supplies
Personal care items for students in need
Academic guidance and career counseling
Emotional and social support through consistent follow-up

Student Highlights

Abhinav’s Achievement:

Abhinav lost his father during the 2015 earthquake and has been under HCC’s support ever since. With consistent encouragement and educational assistance, he successfully completed Grade 12 in Science this year. We are proud to share that Abhinav has now enrolled in a Bachelor’s program in Information Technology at a renowned college in Kathmandu, continuing his academic journey with HCC’s support.

Norgen and Krishal’s Progress:
Two of our RISE students, Norgen and Krishal, have recently enrolled in Grade 11 under the Management stream in Kathmandu to pursue their higher secondary education. Both students are highly motivated and grateful for the continued support that has made this next step possible.

As we move into the new academic term, HCC Nepal remains dedicated to empowering RISE students through holistic support—ensuring that each child not only continues their education but also grows in confidence, resilience, and hope for a brighter future.

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Jul 4, 2025
Summer 2025 Program Report

By Mun Maya Rawal | Executive Director

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