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This week, our brilliant supporter Myke Jacobs completed his epic 1,128 mile charity trek, walking the total distance of London to Rome. Myke began the

After being unable to visit Nepal for the last two years due to the pandemic, our Chief Executive, Janice Miller, finally managed to get to

  In the spring of 2021, our former chairman and extremely loyal supporter, Myke Jacobs, began the impressive journey of walking the distance from London

As we reflect on our work in 2021, we would like to thank all of you for your support during an extremely challenging year. Our

As Nepal sees a steady waning of COVID-19 case numbers and deaths rates, the long-term effects of the pandemic are becoming increasingly apparent. One of

At Kidasha, we are committed to providing a wide range of support to Nepal’s most vulnerable children, keeping them safe from abuse and exploitation and

Over the past week, we’ve been running a campaign in honour of the International Day of Charity on Sunday, sharing #25ReasonsWhy Kidasha’s work is so

As you will have seen from the headlines over recent months, Covid-19 continues to devastate Nepal. Surging case numbers, a shortage of vaccines, and an

As the COVID-19 situation in the UK continues to improve and we look forward to more freedom, the situation in Nepal has become critical. As I

Our work on the ground in Nepal has never been more needed. The pandemic has had a devastating economic and social impact on the communities

Since our founding, we’ve helped reunite thousands of displaced children with their families. Each and every one of these families has a story to tell,

As we enter the festive season here in the UK, I’d like to take the opportunity to reflect on the turbulent year we have all

Amidst global COVID-recovery efforts, Nepal faces an uphill battle. As one of the poorest countries in the world, the ongoing pandemic poses the threat of widespread economic collapse

To help raise funds for our Emergency COVID-19 Appeal, a group of five intrepid volunteers recently completed a virtual ‘climb’ of Mount Everest – entirely

Time is running out. We need to act now, and we need your help. At this very moment, Nepal could be on the brink of