WHO WE HELP
Kidasha Nepal is a children’s charity that improves the lives of children living in extreme poverty in one of the poorest countries in the world
STREET CHILDREN
Sandesh is one of thousands of street children, and like 4 out of 5 street children he abused solvents as a way to cope with the hunger, pain, cold, and physical and sexual abuse suffered living on the streets. He is now turning his life around. Find out more...
CHILD LABOURERS
With 1 in 4 people living below the poverty line, it is unsurprising that 1.6 million children have to work. Many of these children, like Anuj and Sarita, are trafficked from villages and tricked into working. See how we got them both back home...
VICTIMS OF CHILD SEXUAL ABUSE
Sexual abuse is extremely common in Nepal, it is estimated that at least 1 in 4 girls have been victims of sexual abuse. Sadly, abuse of this nature is often perpetrated, or ignored, by parents and caregivers, as in the case of Ishama. Read her story here...
CHILDREN LIVING IN URBAN SLUMS
Nepal has over 500,000 children living in extreme poverty in urban areas, where they are particularly vulnerable to violence, abuse and exploitation. For example, children like Chinta, who was being exploited by local youths and about to drop out of school. See how we changed that.
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Worldwide, hundreds of millions of children are engaged in child labour.
We operate in Pokhara, where we have contributed to a 73% reduction in these levels over the past 5 years.
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Our Charity Choral Concert is coming up on Wednesday 11th March. The fantastic Choral Scholars of St Martin-in-the-Fields will be performing Allegri’s Miserere, amongst other Renaissance delights at Corpus Christi Catholic Church on Maiden Lane.
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We’re delighted to introduce our newest Trustee, Nidhi Mittal, who manages a portfolio of UK government funded research.
We spoke to her about why she joined the Kidasha board in September last year after four years fundraising with us.
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#ICYMI How can small charities benefit from digital tools – and do so ethically?
Kidasha CEO Janice Miller explains the role digital has for small charities like us in Charity Digital Exchange.
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To mark #InternationalDayofEducation, our CEO Janice Miller has written an article detailing the value in pioneering non-formal and alternative learning techniques in #Nepal for @FENews. 🎒
You can read the full article here: https://t.co/Skb3CvkbV9
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