Children's Home

Since summer 2017, The Human Welfare Committee runs a home for children in Swoyambhu, Kathmandu, Nepal. The children come from different backgrounds, they either have no parents or their parent(s) do not have the resources to take care of them. At the moment, six children are living at home for children. Out of six children, 4 children have no parent and two children have only their mother. For various reasons, two children are not able to live with their mother. We believe that children should grow up with their families. We provide not only shelter, but a family and home environment for children who lack this. We only take the minimum number of children so that we can give them more love, care and support in home environment.

 

Santa Gurung

Santa Gurung is 15 years old. He is studying in the 9th grade. He is very good in sport. He has won a number of awards in his school for table tennis, badminton, football and basketball. He wants to join the army.

Priya Gurung

Priya Gurung is 12 years old. She is studying in grade six She is very good in dancing. She is also very good in studies. She had win 1st position in examination several times. She is very good in connecting with people. she has very good sense of humor. 

Pushpa Magar

Pushpa Magar is 13 years old. She is studying in grade six. She is very mature, hardworking and discipline. She is very good in studies, dance and singing. She wants be teacher in future.

Mohini Lama

Mohini lama is 11 years old. She is studying in grade 5. She is very hardworking, sincere and disciplined. She likes to dance, cooking and connecting with others. She wants to be Chef in future.

Laxmi Mazzi

Laxmi Mazzi is 11 years old. She is studying in grade 5. She is very smart. She learns everything fast. She likes to dance, paint and going out. She wants to be dancer in future.

Purna magar

Purna Magar is 11 years old. He is studying in grade 4. He is very good in studies and sports. He had win several award in school in studies and sports. He likes to play football, basketball, ping pong and badminton. 

insights from the children's home