“I really wanted to help change these children’s lives for the better… but my involvement has also changed my life in such a positive way”
Andrew Small - Trustee and original trekker (Read his story)
Life is very difficult for many in Nepal. For some it starts out even harder. We wanted to help.
For more than 20 years, we have successfully supported and enabled disadvantaged children in Nepal to thrive and be happy.
With your help, we can continue to give hope and opportunity to all those who face acute hardships as they learn to live fulfilling lives.
Find out about our latest projects.
“100% of your donations go to help those we support in Nepal”
Lynne McCutcheon - Trustee and original trekker (Read her story)
“Our projects are not merely statistics or initiatives; they are lifelines, pathways to a brighter future for countless individuals and children in Nepal.
Each project we undertake holds a unique dimension, a carefully considered response to the specific needs of the people we help. These projects are not abstract concepts but tangible expressions of love, compassion, and empowerment.”
Andrew Small - Trustee
Read our vision
Our next big challenge is to expand the Hope Centre in Kathmandu to accommodate those we have already committed to care for as they reach adulthood.
With your help, we can ensure that those we care for with disabilities continue to thrive in a happy and safe environment.
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Our latest blogs
Hear about our 2024 Christmas appeal to fund tracksuits for Chheskam Secondary School.
Despite adverse conditions brought about by monsoon rains, our tenacious team persevered to complete construction of the outer building. Here we outline recent progress made on project Mandala House.
Recently, we received unexpected news that Nirmala had won the titles of Miss. Disability Queen Nepal and “Best Personality” at a pageant dedicated to disabled women in Nepal. We now join Nirmala as she recounts her experience:
Some more ideas to help you continue raising much needed funds for New Futures Nepal.
During our most recent monitoring visit to Nepal, 3 New Futures Nepal Trustees joined the Nirmala Foundation and several children from the Hope Centre on a yoga and nature experience at the Godawari Botanical Gardens in the Lalitpur District of Nepal.
Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the day, with the event showing just how much of an impact such an event can have on the well-being of these often overlooked children.
We took some time to speak with Tilak Shrestha and find out just what life is like for the Hope Centre family and what hopes and aspirations he has for the future.
We take a peek through the lense into how we ensure the quality of our work in Nepal is maintained through our regular monitoring visits.
We are often asked “Why Support a UK Charity Working in Nepal?”. Here we cover why, more than ever, we believe our work in Nepal is important.
Here we cover all the news in our first update for the first stage of our Mandala House building project, from the demolition of the existing guard-house, to the blessing of the foundations.
As Andrew Small takes the helm as Chairman of the charity, we sit down with Andrew and outgoing Chairman Lynne McCutcheon as they discuss the organisation's journey and chart a course for the future amidst Nepal's shifting landscape.
In the second of our ‘Visit Nepal’ blogs, we join Kiran Maher as she recounts her first visit to the wonderful country of Nepal.
Read about Naresh’s brave journey from his remote village in western-Nepal to further his education.
As we renew the funding of 2 teacher saleries, find out about our project supporting a secondary school in the Mahakulung region south of Everest, highly dependant on the health of the Everest tourism industry.
We run through some ideas to help you kick-start your fundraising.
We talk about the first BRANNGO conference held at the British Embassy in Kathmandu on 22nd November 2023 and hear from Nirmala Bhandari and Tilak Shrestha who were in attendance.
Over the coming months we will hear from some of the young travellers who were part of this group. Here we hear from Macey Small, as she recounts her experiences during the trip.
Take a look at the special visit mountaineer Hari Budha Magar and his team made to the Hope Centre to talk to the children about following their dreams.
Founding trustees Lynne McCutcheon and Andrew Small joined Rob Langley-Swain of Make Good Grow to discuss all things New Futures Nepal.