Education  Nepal Project #15406

Buy Chickens for street children in Nepal

by Our Sansar
Buy Chickens for street children in Nepal
Buy Chickens for street children in Nepal
Buy Chickens for street children in Nepal
Buy Chickens for street children in Nepal

Project Report | Sep 11, 2018
The never-ending monsoon

By Julia Krepska | Director

Planting new fruit trees
Planting new fruit trees

It feels like the rainy season will never stop in Nepal this year. We are still experiencing heavy frequent rains and it's still really hot but all should calm down soon. The boys are still getting their feet and legs covered in mud when walking to school but they are having fun with that at the same time.

A lot of rain and humidity has been good for some of our vegetables so all are growing nicely. We are changing the types of vegetables to keep up with the seasons and half of the garden has been taken up by new plants. The boys also planted many new trees in the garden and are watching their new mango trees grow - apparently they can expect first delicious fruit in 2-3 years time. The boys have been telling us how much of a difference it is for them to eat their own vegetables - the taste is apparently amazing! 

They can also restart the building of the new big chicken run in the next few weeks, where we have less mud on the ground.

One of our dogs, Chimpy, has made new doggie friends who come and visit him almost every day and the boys are asking us to adopt some more. We have said no but have vaccinated his friends so that it's safe for everyone to be near them. One of the things that our staff are teaching our boys is love for all animals, something that is deeply missing in the Nepali culture. Now they are leading by example and pass this knowledge/experience to other children at school.

By the time we send out next report, we are hoping to have a nice new big group of chickens laying enough eggs for all the boys to enjoy them everyday.  We are now supporting more children through our day care centre in the centre of Birgunj so we are hoping to grow enough vegetables and produce enough eggs for the two homes soon. 

Thank you so much for all the support so far. It means a lot to us and to all our boys. 

Our dog Jackie loves studying with the boys
Our dog Jackie loves studying with the boys
Recent artwork made by the boys
Recent artwork made by the boys
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May 30, 2018
No more veggies from the market!

By Julia Krepska | Director

Feb 12, 2018
Slow end to a very cold winter

By Julia Krepska | Director

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Our Sansar

Location: Brighton, Sussex - United Kingdom
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Twitter: @#oursansar
Project Leader:
Rajesh Kalhan
Brighton , Sussex United Kingdom
$29,638 raised of $40,000 goal
 
401 donations
$10,362 to go
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