Child Welfare Nepal (CWN) is a child protection social organization established under the affiliation with the Social Welfare Act (1992) to support the children at risk belonging to vulnerable, marginalized, backward, lower-class, and poverty-stricken families. Our major programs are ‘Urban Prevention Program’ and ‘Rural Prevention Program’, focusing on the education sector. Urban Prevention Program (UPP) is operated in the heart of the Kathmandu valley (Basantapur and nearby areas), while Rural Prevention Program is being operated in the neighborhood districts of the Kathmandu valley (Dhading, Nuwakot, Kavre, Sindhupalchok, and Makawanpur). CWN works in the education sector to solve the systematic education problems that persists in Nepal by enabling equitable access to quality education for all the scholars we are directly and indirectly involved with so that every scholar and children regardless of their socio-economic, gender, age, caste and other factors has access to quality to enhance their life by providing education, skills and other resourceful trainings to make them fully independent. Since 2021, CWN has supported more than 550 scholars. Of them, 150 students have graduated from high school. Our main goal is to mitigate the drop-out rate from public, government, and community schools by providing all the schooling resources.
Support the children at risk belonging to vulnerable, marginalized, backward, lower-class, and poverty-stricken families through ‘Urban Prevention Program’ and ‘Rural Prevention Program’, focusing on the education sector.
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CWN’s priority is family visits and follow-up on their economic status. CWN directly observes their financial…
CWN staff members under the Prevention Program Department regularly visit schools and colleges to know…
Each year, CWN holds a Career Counseling Support for the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) and grade…
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Children’s clubs have emerged as an important new kind of institution in Nepal over the past…
I would like to thank CWN for providing me an opportunity for my higher studies, Bachelor in Computer Application at Lord Buddha Education Foundation (LBEF), affiliated with Ministry of Education, Malaysia. This scholarship will help me to pursue my dream and become a computing engineer in future.
As I am pursuing Bachelor of Computer Application (BCA) in Divya Gyan College, affiliated with Tribhuvan University (TU), I am truly blessed for this scholarship provided by CWN. I am committed to become a computer engineer in future and I will never give up on my dreams. Thanks to CWN for this wholesome opportunity.
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