Education Nepal Project #15406

Buy Chickens for street children in Nepal

by Our Sansar

Project Report | Sep 29, 2026
A Little Update from the Boys in Nepal

By Julia Krepska | Founder and Director

We were very lucky that the recent flooding disaster did not affect us, and all the children and staff are safe. We are monitoring the situation and are ready to take in any children who might need temporary or permanent accommodation and care. We are located quite far from the affected areas, though, so we are not sure whether we can help at the moment. The government is trying to place children with organisations based closer to the affected areas. We will keep everyone updated as we receive more information.

In the meantime, all the children at our Children’s Home are happy and healthy. We have had to provide medical care to a few of the boys, and one of them needed a small procedure at the hospital. Luckily, he has now fully recovered and is back at school.

Recently, we developed a series of fun, interactive sessions for the boys covering children’s rights, safe touch, peer pressure, digital literacy and the dangers of too much screen time. These sessions were really useful for all the boys, so we have now trained staff from our other projects and rolled them out across all our projects with great success.

The monsoon is coming to an end, which means we can start growing new vegetables in our garden, so all the boys are helping with that on their days off. And, of course, we have had a number of very happy birthday and festival celebrations. The boys have also been kept busy doing lots of fun artwork at the home and, as usual, playing a lot of football!

Thank you so much for all your support, as always!

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May 25, 2026
We couldn't be prouder!

By Julia Krepska | Founder and Director

Suyash has passed his SEE exams (secondary education exam) with amazing marks! This is such great news and we are so proud of him. Now - the college awaits! He is taking his college exams now so fingers crossed he will get into the one that he chose. He wants to be a lawyer in the future so we will arrange some work experience placements with the law offices in the area so that he understands what the actual work entails. And if he still wants to do that, we will support and guide him in the future to achieve him dreams.

The children's home has been running since 2013 so now every year we have boys that get to that stage in their life when it's time to decide - what next? And our role is to show them different opportunities that might await them. It's a huge privilege and we do get very emotional seeing that change from very young boys into confident young men. Even when the boys leave the home and become independent, they are still a part of our family. They come back for visits, they come back when they need advice, they come back to share their experience with the younger boys. We now for example have Sujan staying with us for a few weeks and helping at the children's home with mentoring of the younger boys. We are so proud of them all.

The children have just started their new school year so new books, new uniforms, new classes. All very exciting. We have a lovely new lady, Anu, working with us now at the children’s home. She is a teacher and takes such a good care of the boys. She is assisting them now with homework and does additional classes aimed at inspiring the boys to study – the classes at regular schools soften lack interaction or creativity.

During their holidays, the boys as usual were helping with the garden, chickens and together with the older, already working, boys that visited the children’s home did more amazing wall paintings and decorations. The home looks even better and happier now!

As always – thank you for all the support!

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Jan 21, 2026
Welcoming New Year in Style

By Julia Krepska | Founder and Director

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