Children’s Home Timeline
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1990
There was no means of providing care and services for the children after the funding stopped. There were no provisions for food and financial means to provide other essential services for the children, let alone the staff members. The hostel was like a haunted house, without proper windows, beddings, kitchen and desperately needing maintenance. A group of wives of Marwadi corporate businessmen provided food support for some time. The hostel was, however, located in a tourist route. As the current President was toiling on the land to grow vegetables, a tourist visited the center and contributed for its operation. Another German volunteer assisted to design and develop a newsletter that had a concept of producing leather goods and handicraft to generate income to run the orphanage. It was printed in litho printing machine and circulated to most of the international NGOs that were working in Nepal then. However, there was no positive response. |
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1995
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1996
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1998In Kathmandu, with more children to look after, it required more space and therefore moved to a rented house in Babarmahal. The sole steady support from this Spanish association was extended to individuals and organizations to other countries. A French Social Worker, and a very good friend of the President, established NGO to sponsor children and development projects. |
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2001
Educating Children in Nepal, a program to support education for children from poor families in the communities was introduced.
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2002 – 2003
A very passionate French business woman and a close friend of the President organized 2 fundraising events, initiated NGO to support the organization and started to sponsor more children under the ECN program. An infant care center was established (for close to 2 years) near the Patan Hospital to provide timely medical attention. |
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2004
It partnered with alumni association of a national school to establish a community resource center and mobile library network in surrounding areas of Mahendranagar. Children were relocated to a rented house in Pulchowk, Lalitpur with the establishment of a branch office and construction for Girl’s Orphanage in Sano Khokana began. |
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2005The long supporting French association contributed to buy additional land for Girl’s Orphanage. |
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2006
It partnered with an Italian NGO to impart vocational training for employment of youth in and around Mahendranagar. |
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2007
The girls and infants and the office moved-in to their newly constructed orphanage. |
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2008
The study room and playground were completed at the Girl’s Orphanage. |
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2009
First phase of the road construction was completed. |
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2011
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2012A deep boring water and sanitation project was completed and a Baby Care Unit was established to care for abandoned infants at the Girl’s Orphanage. The walls of Amor Children’s Home in Mahendranagar were repaired. |
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2013
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