Meet our students:

We currently partner with the Srijansil Child Welfare and the Lawa Prasad BalGhira orphanage both in Kathmandu, Nepal.  Both are nongovernmental organizations with an objective of providing protection and shelter for orphans, disabled, deprived, and conflict affected children.  Both have been active to ensure that the children receive proper care, balanced diets, education and health care.   

As you scroll down you will meet some of our students.  Supporting one or more of them today — your donation makes a life long positive impact on these children.  

We provide financial support for their education and commit to helping each child reach the highest level of education to reach their dreams.  We need your help to make these dreams come true.

Aarati Nepali

There is little information about Aarati.  Both of her parents are missing. She was rescued and brought to Srijansil by the Central Child Welfare Board in 2016. Now she is studying in Class 6.

Barsha Dhakal

Barsha is from Kolikot.  Both of her parents are missing and disappeared during the conflict between the Maoists and the government.  She was left at the orphanage by her relatives in 2009.  She enjoys volleyball and wants to study nursing in college.

Deepsikha Ghimire

Deepsikha is from Sindupalchowk.  She lost both her parents.  She was brought to Srijansil by the villagers in 2011. Her brother was living with her aunt/uncle but they were killed in the 2015 earthquakes.  He was brought to the orphanage too but ran away in 2016.  She likes to write and wants to be a social worker and run an orphanage.  She wants to study Social Work and run an orphanage.

Ganga Karki

Ganga is from Mugu. Her father is dead and her mother is physically weak and in poor health and there was  no one to look after her. She was rescued and brought to the orphanage by the Central Child Welfare Board in 2017.  She is studying in Class 5.

Jaya Tamang

There is no information regarding Jaya’s family and both parents are missing.  She was  rescued and brought to the orphanage by the Central Child Welfare Board in 2017. She is studying in Class 8.

Pramila Dhakal

Prasamasa is from Kalikot. She was hated by her parents and was living with her  relative’s.  Later on she was neglected by her relatives  and was deprived of her basic needs and was brought to Srijansil in 2009 by the villagers.  Pramila won a prestigious government college scholarship and is currently studying Business Management.

Reema Puri

Reema is from Pyuthan.  She has been handicapped since birth (missing a left leg), so her parents abandoned and left her helpless.  She was rescued from the Kathmandu bus park (Balaju) and has been at the orphanage since 2009.  She loves singing and dancing.  She recently took her SEE exams and plans to study accounting and computer science in college.

Shristi Guvaju

Sristi is from Sindhupalchowk.  Her mother is missing and her father is handicapped, so there is no one to look after her.  She was brought to the orphanage by her father and has been there since 2015.  Shristi is attending private school supported by EO.

Sunisha Tamang

Sunisha is from Bhojpur.  Her father is an alcoholic and her mother is illiterate and jobless.  There was no one to look after her.  She was rescued from Ithari (Eastern Part of Nepal) and brought to the orphanage in 2016. She is in Class 2.

Harshit Upadhaya

Harshit is from Kalikot.  His family was affected by the conflicts during the time of the Maoist insurgency.  He was brought to Srijansil by the Social Welfare Council in 2011.  He likes school and the way the teachers teach.  He is studying in Class 8.

Krishna Sharma

Krishna is from Baglung.  Both of his parents are mentally impaired.  Due to absolute poverty he was brought to the orphanage by a social worker from Solidarity Nepal in 2012.  Krishna’s favorite part about school is studying.  He wants to be a doctor and he enjoys playing cricket.  He is studying in Class 8.

Lokesh Bhandari

Loken is from Humla.  His father is missing and there is no information about his mother.  He was left homeless.  The village brought him to Srijancil and he has been there since 2011.  Loken likes football (soccer) and wants to be a police office.  He is now studying in Class 6.

Parash Pandey

Parask is from Bajura.  There is no knowledge about his father and his mother is unemployed.  Due to poverty and lack of care he was left homeless.  He arrived at the orphanage in 2012.  He likes soccer and cricket and want to study Civil Engineering in college.

Rajendra Pandey

Raju is from Bajura.  He lost both his parents, and since there was no one to look after him, he was brought to the orphanage in 2011 by the villagers. He is paying his own way through college at this time.

Safal Lawod

Safal is from Mugu.  His father went missing during the insurgency, and his mother was too ill to care for him.  Villagers rescued him and brought him to the orphanage in 2009.  He loves football (soccer) and readying.  His favorite football clothing is Kappa.  He passed his entrance exams and is now studying Civil Engineering with an Empowering Opportunities college scholarship.

Shishir Kunwar

Shishir is from Pyuthan. He was deprived from fundamental basic needs because his families extreme poverty. He has one brother and sister. The villagers brought him to Srijansil in 2014. Now he is studying in Class 8.

Suman Raut

Suman is from Humla.  His father is out of contact since he went for treatment of TB and his mother is missing.  He was brought to the orphanage by the help of the villagers in 2010.  He likes to play football (soccer) and cricket and wants to be a professional soccer player.   He is studying in Class 6.

Ujjwal Ghimire

Ujjwal is from Okhadunga.  He arrived at the orphanage one hour before the first earthquake in Nepal (April 25, 2015).  The whereabouts of his parents is unknown.  His mother left him in a rented room.  The women of Mulpani rescued him and contacted the National Center for Children at Risk.  The NCCR could not find his parents so he was brought to the orphanage.  He is studying in Class 1.