
Scholarships for Nepal
Started in 1988, this program has been helping promising Nepalese students from low-income families to attend good schools.
The government schools of Nepal do not offer quality education, teaching children by rote, rather than through critical thinking.
By finding motivated young Nepalese students and offering them a better education, we empower them with the tools to improve their own lives, and the future of their country.
You can help by sponsoring a child. Donating $450 goes a long way. It covers for one year all of the child’s room and board at the school, as well as their school lessons. We are looking for people who can sponsor a child or children until they complete their School Leaving Certificate (SLC).

Looking Forward
We have many more students needing financial assistance for education.
The tragedy of the 2015 earthquakes in Nepal had a devastating effect on the Tamang village of Bratho. Scores of children from this remote village were left as orphans with little or no family support. During the earthquake, the footpaths and footbridges were destroyed, resulting in total isolation and total absence of rescue aid. Our program supports orphans to receive schooling through high school (SLC certificate), along with housing and psychological support.

Enabling Success
Proving their intelligence and dedication, our scholarship recipients have attained degrees in nursing, accounting, computer science, and social work, among other fields.
The scholarships include money for tuition, exam fees, school supplies, computers, school uniforms, and school lunches.
These are our 2 latest students
to graduate with bachelor’s degrees.


Heartfelt Connections
The students are selected through the personal and professional network of project leader Christine, who lived in Kathmandu for 13 years. She is connected with many families who cannot afford the cost of private school, but are highly motivated to provide an education for their bright young children. Beyond financial support, knowing the home environment and background of the students makes a big difference in their ability to make good use of a scholarship.
