Every Child Deserves an Education
The mission of School Nepal is to work for needy, poor children who can't afford to go to school. Help us provide basic schooling, good food and adequate clothing to needy children in Nepal.
Namaste. Hello.
Welcome to the web site for School Nepal.
There are far too many children in Nepal who can not attend school due to extreme poverty or other difficult circumstances in their homes. For these children, obtaining an education is a dream, something they wish for and pray for. Unfortunately, their chances are very small indeed. School Nepal is about making their dreams come true.
Take a look at the children or just learn about what we do.
Meet the Children
Here are some photos of the children and familes whose lives are improved by School Nepal. If you purchase a sponsorship, you can elect to receive photos like these, with background stories and status updates.
Go to the galleryRead the Blog
Meet the founder of School Nepal, Amrita Arjyal, a woman with a huge heart and a true passion for children. She visits sponsored families at least monthly, visits the children in school and speaks with the teachers.
Coming Soon!Become a Sponsor
You can give a better future to the children of Nepal. A donation of any amount will help to buy clothes, food and other supplies. These help make it possible to send poor children to school.
Read moreGet in Touch
The founder of School Nepal is available to answer your questions by e-mail, skype or telephone.
ContactSponsored Children
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Arjun R.
Arjun has been mischievous and gotten into some trouble, but we hope that the opportunity to go to school will give him a chance to be a good boy. He is currently in the fourth grade. Read more
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Rita B.
This is Rita. She could never go to school because she had to stay home to take care of her brother and do all the house chores. Thanks to School Nepal, she can now attend school every day. Read more
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Sabin and Sweta K.
Sabin is 14 years old and studying in the eighth grade. Her sister Sweta is eleven and in the sixth grade. A generous sponsor is paying for both brother and sister to attend a private school in Kathmandu. Read more