KNIDDELVERKAAF Let yourself be tempted by a portion of delicious “Kniddelen”. The purchase of a portion of “Kniddelen” guarantees six complete meals for the orphans of Nepal. In addition, we will also sell jute bags and stickers. The children of the Helpless Children Home thank you for your generosity! In front of the Lycée de […]
The coronavirus did not only impact OUR everyday lives, but our favorite Nepalese children’s as-well.Since a few months already, their lives have been turned upside down by the lockdown. From March 24th on, the health of the children was our greatest concern, besides education. After organizing medication and clinical thermometers as quickly as possible, we
These four boys have been through a lot of life changing experiences. Bhawan Malla (left) has no parents anymore. His mother has died and his father is still missing since he went to find work in India.Bivesh Sunwar, in the white jersey, comes from a very poor family who cannot offer him a bright future.
Due to the fast spread of covid-19 in Nepal, the orphans are forced to stay in their home to avoid infecting themselves and their fellow men. They have a single mobile phone with internet access, through which they all have online courses. In spite of all the changes and the low technical equipment, the children
This is Astha Dhami with her little brother Ayusha. Their mother was killed during the civil war. After her death, their father married a new wife and since then has rejected the children. With the help of relatives, the children have managed to find shelter in the home. Since then, the bond between the two
We see poverty. We seek solutions. We take action. We are Sharing a Smile.Our team consists of 6 engaged students who aspire to create a better tomorrow. We come together to fulfill a common goal: to help the unprivileged by making it possible for you to share a smile with orphans in Kathmandu.
Nepal is one of the world’s poorest countries with 45% of the population living below the poverty line. 50% of nepalese children under the age of 3, suffer from stunted growth. The country is highly unimmunized due to natural disasters such as earthquakes, recurrent floods, and landslides. No hospital in the country completely meets earthquake
This is Asmita Sunuwar. She was born with only one hand and due to her disability her parents, deriving from a poor backround, couldn’t afford the care she needs. She is now 4 years old and goes to Adinath School.younger ones.
Devika Karki has been part of the orphanage for over 10 years. She lost both her parents during the civil war. She is now 13 years old and attends the seventh grade of a public school. Devika enjoys cooking and takes care of the younger ones.
in partnership with frëschkëscht Frëschkëscht took the generous decision to sponsor Sharing a smile. A first step from their side is their offer to pay a meal per week for the children during two weeks (from 5. June of 19. June). The orphans receive a filled plate with vegetables, milk products, rice, meat and last