Jayanta Tamang (now 7) was 5 years old when the earthquake struck in Nepal and she lost her beloved mother and house during it. She is living with her two sisters and brother in a temporary shelter in Satyadevi-5, Dhading.
Jayanta Tamang Himalayan Children’s Charities Earthquake Victim
Recent Posts
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Visiting our Rise students in Dhading
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Thank you for attending our November Fundraiser!
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HCC’s Annual Fundraiser – Nov 4, 2023
This years fundraiser will be broadcast from our live event in Atlanta! Join us at 7:30 PM (EST) on Saturday, November 4 for a live auction, silent...
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New Classroom Furniture in Benighat
The Benighat Outreach Project is continuing! In the early days of the Covid-19 pandemic, a community in crisis was brought to our attention. In the...
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Chadani’s Report from Lower Dhading
Multiple times a year the HCC Nepal team checks in on the students in the RISE Program in their various locations. We distribute scholarships, prov...
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Rising Children Issue #7
We love a new issue of the Khushi Ghar student newspaper, Rising Children! Missed the first 6? Check them out! Issue #1. Issue #2. Issue #3. Issue ...
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