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“Hard work always pays off”- Inspector Subash Singh

September 20 2022 -

Subash was just one-and-half years old when he was placed in a wonderful nurturing home in SOS Children's Village Gandaki. Today, Subash is Inspector Subash Singh of Nepal Armed Police Force (APF) Hospital, and he is determined to serve the community. Subash says that he feels fortunate to have been brought to SOS Children's Village Gandaki, where he shared a special affection and unique bonding with his mother, family members, and friends.

SOS Child Club Pokhara: A Champion for Change

September 15 2022 - SOS Children's Village Pokhara introduced SOS Child Club Pokhara in 2010 with the objective of providing a platform where the children can develop and enhance their leadership skills and capacity. The club also focuses on encouraging children to speak up against any issues they come across and report to the relevant authority including the issues related to child safeguarding.

Statement

58th National Children's Day Greetings Message from the President and the National Director

September 14 2022 -

Launch of Nepali translation of ‘The Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children’

August 17 2022 - On July 10, 2022, SOS Children's Villages Nepal, in coordination with Child Care Homes Network Nepal (CNET Nepal) and Care Leavers Association Nepal (CLAN) and in solidarity with National Action and Coordinating Group Nepal (NACG Nepal), organized a program to launch Nepali translation of ‘The Guidelines for the Alternative Care of Children.’

Children celebrated their mother’s Chaurasi Puja at SOS Children’s Villages Gandaki

June 30 2022 - It was a bright, sunny morning of May, a day of celebration inside the premises of SOS Children’s Village Gandaki. Everyone was busy decorating a place with beautiful fabrics and florals, where retired Mother Om Kumari Thapa celebrated her 84th year of a blessed life, also known as ‘Chaurasi Puja.’

Family United After the Support

October 24 2021 - Bhim Roka Magar, 30, runs a grocery shop. His wife Bina helps him in bringing stuff from the market. The husband heads indoor activities with very limited mobility and the wife completely handles outdoor activities. She goes out in the market, brings groceries and other essential items based on the customers' demand. This is something different in our patriarchal society where females are bound in household chores.