Our Sansar means
“Our Family, Our World”
in Nepali and Hindi
Our Sansar means
“Our Family, Our World”
in Nepali and Hindi
We focus on street children in the region of Nepal bordering India, because they receive very little help from the government and other NGOs.
We focus on street children in the region of Nepal bordering India, because they receive very little help from the government and other NGOs.
Birgunj Street Children programme
Our home for street children is located in Parwanipur, a small village near the busy border city of Birgunj.
We always have around 20 happy boys living there and enjoying going to a good school, delicious food and a loving homely atmosphere.
Our home for street children is located in Parwanipur, a small village near the busy border city of Birgunj.
We always have around 20 happy boys living there and enjoying going to a good school, delicious food and a loving homely atmosphere.
The boys are getting various extra curricular classes such as computer, guitar, dance and cricket, every week. We grow our own organic vegetables, keep chickens for eggs and provide older boys with work experience placements to make sure the project is sustainable.
The boys are getting various extra curricular classes such as computer, guitar, dance and cricket, every week. We grow our own organic vegetables, keep chickens for eggs and provide older boys with work experience placements to make sure the project is sustainable.
In July 2018 we opened a Day Care Centre in Birgunj city, and in July 2019 we moved to a larger building and launched the first ever Child Helpline in the area. On average we help 25 children each day. We work in cooperation with local authorities to assist street children and also child labourers and trafficked children.
The project is run in a similar way to our Children’s Home and is a transit point for the children who are then either linked back with their families, or when this is not possible, move to our permanent children’s home.
In July 2018 we opened a Day Care Centre in Birgunj city, and in July 2019 we moved to a larger building and launched the first ever Child Helpline in the area. On average we help 25 children each day. We work in cooperation with local authorities to assist street children and also child labourers and trafficked children.
The project is run in a similar way to our Children's Home and is a transit point for the children who are then either linked back with their families, or when this is not possible, move to our permanent children's home.
Just £4 will pay for a good school for one boy for a month
