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May 2016
The Ghimire Home
Lamatar Village
Expectations Exceeded
The first project we ran was as Future Nepal, we have since become a registered charity and changed the name to Involve Nepal. This trip was driven by a combination of two things; Amelia’s wish to re-build a home for the lovely family that had put her up in 2010 and Matt’s desire to continue relief work out in Nepal.
It had cost around £6,000 to build a house with 4 rooms so we decided to fundraise. With help from artist Tom Cox, a silent art auction was held, and alongside crowdfunding… a total of just over £12,000 was raised.
As we exceeded our target, we were fortunate enough to fund one year’s university education for the two sons of this family and also put three children into school from the village we worked in in 2015.
The family home is still well maintained, the sons have graduated university with fantastic grades and the kids are making progress in school.
Photos From The Project
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2018/19
Shree Kalika Basic School
Nursery to Grade 5 (ages 3-10 years)
Bhaktapur
Increased capacity and a safer journey to school
As a result of the 2015 earthquakes destroying part of this school, many children were forced to drop out or to enrol in another school further away. With the steeply terraced land and long school bus rides, road accidents are not uncommon. It is therefore much more favourable for children to attend a school which is local. We chose to work with this particular one as it’s accessible to children from many parts of the district without the dangerous commute to Kathmandu.
We constructed 1 building with 4 classrooms, taking the total number of classrooms to 7. The potential capacity of pupils has doubled, from 45 to 90. Full report available here
“You have helped my school, and changed our lives”
– Mrs Paudel, Headmistress
Photos From The Project
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2020/21
Bhairabi Basic School
Nursery to Grade 5 (ages 3–10 years)
& Mahendragram Secondary School
Nursery to Grade 10 (ages 3–15 years)
Bhaktapur
2 schools, 3 projects
Nearly 13,000 children die every year due to diarrhoea-related diseases & only 45% of Nepal’s population has access to toilets, according to the UN Children’s Fund (UNICEF). We chose to work with these two schools as although their main buildings are in good condition, some basic amenities were missing. Bhairabi School had no drinking water and no toilets, and Mahendragram School toilets were completely run down. The poor provision of these facilities is a strong disincentive for pupils to attend. The dropout rate can be especially high among girls. Full report available here
We have built urinals, lockable toilet cubicles, sinks, and installed a safe drinking water facility. We will work with the staff to promote hand washing and good hygiene. Overall there has been a reduction in waterborne diseases and better attendance in schools.
“Seeing children drink clean water for the first time is a feeling I cannot describe”
– Amélia, Founder
Photos From The Project
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Education
In today’s world, information is becoming increasingly valuable. A person without higher education can hardly count on a good highly paid position. Moreover, in most cases, success directly depends on education and qualifications.
- Classification of education programs
- Goals and objectives of educational programs
- Results of educational programs
Empowerment
A large number of gifted children from among orphans and low-income families, for material reasons, remain outside the coverage of music and art schools, centers for children’s creativity, and do not have conditions for the development of their abilities.
Sometimes it is enough just to give children the opportunity to present their talents in public, to receive recognition or another form of support, and society can in their person get talented artists, designers, musicians, singers, dancers.
Employment
Life is full of bright colors and happy moments, but often trouble knocks on a carefully created positive world and comfortable life.
- Emergency priority actions
- Legal advice
First of all, assistance is provided to citizens who, as a result of a natural disaster, fire, man-made disaster, lost the largest part of their property and necessities.
Bringing people together to end poverty for good.
We are constantly providing assistance to low-income families in many areas.