Child Protection Nepal Project #25815

EmpowerHER: Rights, Protection and Hope

by Our Sansar

Project Report | Mar 9, 2020
Education, shelter, care and fun

By Julia Krepska | Director

We have been very busy providing assistance to more and more street children in Nepal. Our Child Helpline is getting busier and busier, and the police, businesses and members of the public are requesting more help from us everyday. We have had some very sad cases of children being abandoned, malnourished, begging on the streets or being married off at a very young age. But we keep on trying to help and at least some of these children will be able to have a happy future.

We have finally managed to locate a family of one of our boys after more than 6 years of searching for them. Both parents are deaf and mute, and very poor but they were really happy that we have found them and arranged a meeting with their long lost son. Luckily they live not that far away from our children's home so they will be able to visit him or he can visit them during school holidays. We will be doing proper monitoring of the situation and we will see if it is possible to help them and link the boy with them in the future.

Our boys at the children home have just had a sporting competition at their school and some of them won medals - so we are all proud! Now they are trying to train new children at the day care centre/child helpline so a lot of sports and games happening there on Saturdays!

We will keep you updated with the progress - hopefully this year we can help even more children in the whole of Province 2 in Nepal!

Thank you so much for your support and please share the details about us and the projects with your families and friends.

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