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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A group of Kidasha supporters are currently taking part in our Trek to Nepal! 🏔️ This is the first day of a high-altitude trek through the Annapurna range, which will see the team visiting our sites and raising funds. We’d like to wish the trekkers the very best of luck! https://t.co/LDuQp6DT6c
If you’d like more information about our work, including newsletters, annual reports and research we’ve been involved in, please visit: https://t.co/CxaFgzYqky https://t.co/3rSpdapjHS
Congratulations and thanks to Ros Sandhu and Fiona Williams for completing the Cardiff Half Marathon and raising so much money for Kidasha! 🏅 Many thanks also to Ann Mathias, Mayor of @Brecon_TC, for her support. https://t.co/PuXMBV37iH
It’s International #DayoftheGirl and we’re reflecting on the unique challenges young girls face in #Nepal.
In our work, we strive to empower young girls to pursue their dreams and live to their fullest potential. Find out how here: https://t.co/9AVoXh7CTG https://t.co/Fr1vM3JrEx
Today is #WorldMentalHealthDay, and we’re taking the opportunity to reflect on our efforts to raise awareness and support others with their mental health.
To learn more about how we offer tailored support to those in need, please visit: https://t.co/9AVoXh7CTG https://t.co/NFzQDZvs2F
When possible, we work hard to reunite families (and furry friends) that have been separated due to poverty.
So children can be children, no matter where they live. https://t.co/6tJwALMy10
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