Educate and Empower Dalit Youth in Rural Nepal Empower Nepali Women with Entrepreneurship Skills Empower Nepali Women with Entrepreneurship Skills Empower Nepali Women with Entrepreneurship Skills

Nepal Youth Foundation (NYF)

Org #394
Vetted since 2008 Site Visit Verified
1990
year founded
$692,219
raised on GlobalGiving
21
years fundraising
22
projects funded
* Amounts in US Dollars

Mission

The Nepal Youth Foundation (NYF; formerly the Nepalese Youth Opportunity Foundation, NYOF) is devoted to bringing hope to the most destitute children in the beautiful Himalayan country of Nepal. With a personal touch, we provide these children with what should be every child's birthright - education, housing, medical care, and loving support. Empowered to reach their potential, these children blossom, enriching the world we all share.

Project Leaders
Eimi Olson
Eimi Olson
Aryaa Regmi
Aryaa Regmi
Team
Som Paneru, Anjita Parajuli, Ryan J Walls
Organization Information
1016 Lincoln Blvd.
Suite 222
San Francisco, California 94129
United States
(415) 331-8585
Organization Information
1016 Lincoln Blvd.
Suite 222
San Francisco, California 94129
United States
(415) 331-8585

Project Reports

Each of GlobalGiving’s nonprofit partners is required to send quarterly donor reports detailing the impact of their work. Here are some of their recent updates:

Helping Teachers Bring Education Closer to Dalit Children

By Nepal Youth Foundation | Project Leader

Empowering Dalit children through education takes more than opening classroom doors. It also means ensuring that educators can reach those classrooms, ready to teach. In Saptari District, where... Read the full report ›

Helping Children Heal After Nepal's Floods

By Nepal Youth Foundation | Project Leader

On August 26, catastrophic flash floods and landslides devastated communities across Nepal’s Rasuwa, Nuwakot, and Dhading districts. As of September 10, more than 1,380 people had been confirmed... Read the full report ›

Duna-Tapari: Turning Traditional Knowledge into Economic Opportunity

By Nepal Youth Foundation | Project Leader

Duna-Tapari, disposable plates and bowls handcrafted from sal and malu leaves, have long been part of Nepali culture and are commonly used during religious, cultural, and community events. In recent... Read the full report ›
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