Education Nepal Project #12310

Support 500 Nepali Helpless Kids for Education

by Community Development Center Kathmandu, Nepal

Project Report | Dec 12, 2016
Kids celebrated Dashain and Deepawali festival also appeared half yearly exam

By Mohan Kumar Kafle | Mohan Kumar Kafle

Susmita shows her exam result

Dear friends/ Donors
Namaste! & Good morning

Today once again I would like to share some good news about Sarita Children Home, Samakhushi, Kathmandu among you all.

All the 20 kids living there are fine. They are happy and healthy and have been going to school regularly and have been progressing very well in their studies.

During Last two months they celebrated Dashain and Deepalwali festivals, the biggest national festivals of Nepal. During Dashain (11 Oct,2016) they wore new clothes had varieties of delicious foods and drinks and also visited their relatives and had Tika and blessing from them.

During Deepwali ( 1st November 2016) they had sel roti and other varieties of food cooked by Sarita. They played games and enjoyed it very much. They had Tika from their sisters and enjoyed the festivals.

All the kids have passed their Half yearly exam. They have received result cards with good marks.

Sushmita one of the kids of the orphanage showed us her good marks of her half yearly exam result. They promise us to study very hard and secure good marks in their final exam.

On behalf of Community Development Center (CDC) Kathmandu, Nepal we have been providing food materials as well as other necessary to the organization.

Once again through this report we would like to extend our heartiest thanks and gratitude to you all for your valuable contribution. We also hope you will continue supporting us in the coming days.

Sincerely

Mohan Kumar Kafle

Chairperson

CDC Kathmandu Nepal

Kids in preparation to go to school

Kids having lunch together.

Kids taking their tiff in snacks in the bowl

Kids are happy to stay at the orphanage.

Kids going to school in a line

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