How Comic Books Stop Human Trafficking in Nepal
According to anti-trafficking advocates, 54 children go missing in Nepal every day, often becoming victims of human trafficking. HCC, along with CauseVision, is using anti-trafficking comic books in rural communities to help stop trafficking. In the US, comic books...
GiriRaj Wins Award for Article on Social Media Usage
HCC Student GiriRaj wrote an article for DWIT News, the first and only Nepalese online daily newspaper managed and run completely by college students. DWIT News is associated with the Deerwalk Institute of Technology, which is an affiliate of the larger Institute of...
HCC Founder Bruce Keenan Featured on The Huffington Post
Can everyone do a little something every day to change the world? Check out Mitch Ditkoff’s article on the Huffington Post “A Beginner’s Guide to Helping Orphans” which details 10 tips that everyone can do to help change an orphan’s life....
HCC Nepal Student Update: Shristi
This blog post was written by HCC student Shristi GC. Hello Everyone! How are you all doing? I am fine here and hope everything is good there. The temperature here is not that cold now and starting to get hot. I am regularly attending my college. I am giving my unit...
Shaking Off the Winter Blues with HCC in NYC
On February 28th of this year in New York City, Friends of HCC participated in our Winter Blues Fundraiser, raising funds to support our students while also celebrating our burgeoning NYC community. By the end of the night, 8 more students received sponsorships and...
Dhading Children’s Initiative (DCI) Annual Report
DCI has served a total of 100 children who lost parents during the earthquake in rural Dhading, Nepal. Currently, 83 at-risk children are being provided with educational scholarships, mentorship, and opportunities that allow them to stay in school and with family, and...
HCC Nepal Staff Spotlight: Hira
For the past seven years, HCC students have come home to Kushi Ghar, a place that not only serves to house, feed and clothe them but also as a place where they have a nurturing, loving home. Hira Niraula Sapkota has spent the past seven years ensuring that not only is...
Himalayan Children’s Charities Student Updates: Barsa
Barsa, originally from eastern Nepal, lost her father when she was a small baby. He died of complications due to alcoholism, leaving her young mother unable to care for her. She was brought to an orphanage by her grandmother, eventually making her way to HCC. I am...
Student Organizer Raises Funds and Spreads the Word for HCC
When student Phoebe Ramaty first heard about Himalayan Children’s Charities through the Maya Gold Foundation, she was looking to get involved with an organization that helped people, especially orphaned children. HCC turned about to be just the match, and Phoebe ended...
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