An Update on Monika
In 2017, Himalayan Children’s Charities (HCC) was alerted to the case of Monika, a young girl living in rural Nepal. When Monika was just a toddler, her parents abandoned her with her elderly grandmother, who passed away not long afterward, leaving Monika on her own....
Himalayan Children’s Charities Quick Facts 2024
How many new students entered Himalayan Children’s Charities recently? 6 new students joined the HCC family in recent months – 3 in our rural Rise Program and 3 Peak in Kathmandu. How many students will graduate in 2024? 4 Peak students will graduate from...
Winter Clothing for Benighat
On December 27th, a team from Himalayan Children’s Charities Nepal, consisting of staff members Laxmi and Dinesh, along with intern Pushpa, made a one-day trip to Benighat. The primary objective of the visit was to engage with local authorities and present...
Khushi Ghar Mentorship Sessions
Himalayan Children’s Charities Mentorship Program prepares our students for life after graduation by inspiring self-awareness, gratitude, and by encouraging each student’s individual talents, skills, and passions. With seminars on topics such as trust,...
Visiting our Rise students in Dhading
Last week, Himalayan Children’s Charities staff, Laxmi and Dinesh visited our RISE students in the Dhading district of Nepal. HCC university student, Puspha and HCC graduate, Uttam also joined and volunteered their time to help our rural students. The HCC team...
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