Sanjog and Sushan in Dhading

HCC has been funding two deserving students through our Dhading Children’s Initiative (DCI) program for Grades 11 and 12 scholarship support in 2017. After taking their SEE (exit exams), the students choose a particular area of study for their further studies, including Science, Management, and some technical courses. Taking the course of their choice, they decide what field they want to develop for their career. We had our first batch of Higher Scholarship support for 2 students from the grade 12 class of 2016, Sanjog and Sushan. Both of our students decided to study Management.

Like last year, this year Sanjog and Sushan performed well academically and are awarded the scholarship for the Higher Scholarship support for studying in Grades 11 and 12. In late July, they received an orientation from HCC about the higher educational scholarship, their roles, responsibilities, and studies.

Sanjog secured 2.70 Grade in his SEE (Secondary Education Examination). He wants to study Arts taking English as his main subject. As his sister lives in Dhading Besi, he wants to stay with her in the district headquarters so that he can study and also get computer training. Sushan secured 2.60 Grade in his SEE (Secondary Education Examination). He wants to study Arts taking English as his main subject. If there is a Management stream in the college he chooses, he will either opt for Arts or Management. Sushan wants to study in the same school wherein took his SEE as it is close to home and he can look after his sister, Tina, who is also in our program.

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Scholarship Winner Saraswati

HCC welcomes our newest HCC student Saraswati as the winner of the HCC Scholarship for Higher Education. In July of 2017, HCC announced a scholarship to support higher education for one orphaned Nepali girl. Applicants were required to complete class 10 and their SEE (exit exams) in 2017 in order to be eligible to apply.

17-year-old Saraswati described her desire for higher education by stating:

“Two years back in the earthquake I lost my house and so many people I knew. At that time of need, many people came to support us. One day I would also like to be like them and support others. I carry the dream to be a social worker. I hope you will help me fulfill my dream.”

Welcome to the HCC Family Saraswati! We are so excited to help you fulfill your dream.

Saraswati moves in to Khushi Ghar, her new home as she pursues a University degree.

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