Making a difference to thousands of Nepali children every year

When Krishna lost his father at nine, his family fell into hardship.

With support from NYF’s Village School Scholarship, he continued his education and later joined our Vocational Education Programme, training in electrical work at the Balaju School of Engineering and Technology.

Within months of graduating, Krishna found employment — and just 18 months later, started his own business.

Today, he earns more than double the average Nepali income and supports his family with pride.

Your support makes breakthroughs like Krishna’s possible.

At Olgapuri Village, children who once faced the world alone – orphaned, abandoned, or living with disabilities — arrive carrying fear and uncertainty. But the moment they enter this warm, purpose-built community, everything begins to change.

Here, they find a safe home, nourishing meals, education from school through college, and adults who believe in them.

With counselling and steady routines, emotional wounds slowly heal, confidence returns, and hope takes root.

Olgapuri becomes the family they never had.

Your support makes new beginnings for these children possible.

At just 30 months old, Priya travelled to Kathmandu for life-changing cleft palate surgery, only to be told she was too underweight to qualify.

Her mother, Rani, a young woman from the Dalit community, had spent everything to reach the capital and had no way to return home and help her daughter recover.

At our New Life Center, Priya and Rani were welcomed and received expert care, and vital nutritional support – all free of charge.

Priya quickly gained the strength she needed, bringing her long-awaited surgery finally within reach.

Your support makes healing journeys like Priya’s possible.

At just nine years old, Dil Kumari was sold for $40 a year and forced into exhausting labour from dawn until late at night.

She lived in constant fear for six years, without school, safety, or love.

NYF discovered her and with donor-funded support, she was freed, returned to school, and rebuilt her life.

Today, she is completing a university degree and has founded a Vocational Training Centre to help other freed girls.

As Vice President of the Freed Kamalari Development Forum, she now leads national advocacy ensuring no girl endures what she survived.

Your support made transformations like Dil ’s possible.

At NYF’s Counselling Centre in Kathmandu, children scarred by trauma, neglect, or discrimination finally find a safe place to heal.

Through gentle, child-focused therapy, our counsellors help them regain confidence, trust, and hope, turning emotional pain into resilience.

Alongside one-to-one and group counselling, we train teachers and caregivers across Nepal, expanding emotional support far beyond our walls.

Our satellite centre in Western Nepal ensures that girls freed from child slavery also receive the compassionate care they deserve. Every session helps a child take back their future.

Your support made new beginnings for these children possible.