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Caste System in Nepal or 2006 still hasn´t reached 2018

Today we want to talk about the caste system in Nepal, something even so widely understood as outdated and discriminating the country seems to hold tight to. Let´s start by laying out the basics to better understand. The Nepalese caste system developed parallel to the Indian one and wasn´t part of ancient Nepal. It is…
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Meet Eike the Designer of our Logo

Today we are very excited to introduce you to Eike Silvester Wiemann the creator of our logo. A design that reflects our mission:building up after the earthquake, step by step creating something “solid”, a new home, a new life for children and hopefully if possible in the future a new beginning with their parents, a…
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Child Marriage – 37% of girls are under the age of 18 / Facts about Nepal

Today we would like to share some facts about the delicate topic of child marriage with you. According to information from Human Rights Watch (HRW) in Nepal and estimated 37% of girls marry before the age of 18 despite the fact that the minimum age to legally marry under Nepali law is 20 years (!!) of age. UNICEF data…
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Office Puja & Worshipping Goddess”Laxmi”

Today we would like to share our office Puja activity with you that happened 19th of October. We follow an ancient tradition and celebrated it in our Kathmandu office. So to speak our first one which we are very excited about. What is all about? Goddess Laxmi is believed to be the goddess of good…
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Status Quo & Our Way forward

The purpose of my last trip was to check in on the orphanage and discuss with Laxmi and the team our joined way forward. By now we do have an NGO in Nepal (BBUN) which we are very excited about. All the paperwork is done and our status is officially approved. Its great to see…
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Welcome our new Family Member: Pooja
I want to share something with you, something this is close to my heart. You may know we had 11 children in the orphanage. Laxmi received a call to check in a little girl. The girl you see is 8 years old and a new member of the team. She went to the rural area called…
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Our First Picnic / A School Year Ending
We are very excited to have been able to contribute to this years picnic events for Laxmi´s kids. You should know that it is one of the popular trends that are practised in Nepal since a long time. Every school, college, campus, institution or organisation has always a plan of going picnic once a year.…
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Celebration / Maghe Sanktanti

It was a delight to see the kids celebrating Maghe Sanktani – 14th of January – which is bringing an end to the ill-omened month of Poush when all religious ceremonies are forbidden in Mithilda and Tharuhat plains of Madhesh. On this day so the believe the sun ☀️ leaves the southernmost position and begins…
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Memory – First time ever / “He is the winner” 🙂

It was my last evening before I had to leave Nepal in November. One of my gifts was a memory game I made for the kids. The game featured Rabbit who by now is a well know part of the team and who travels the world with me: USA, Nepal, Spain, France, UK, Irland, Hungary,…
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Donation Status December 2016
Status 30.12.2016: €318,33 Thanks to: Soshana Austin, Stefanie Niehaus, plus 2 anonymous
Unsere Vision ist ein Leben in Nepal, in dem Kinder und Frauen sicher, geschützter, gesünder und glücklicher leben sollen. Bei allem, was wir tun, arbeiten wir daran, dass Waisen, Straßenkinder und Frauen in Not einen geschützten Raum zum Überleben, Wachsen und Gedeihen haben. Durch ausgewählte Projekte unterstützen wir Überlebende des Menschenhandels.
Alle 2-3 Jahre reisen wir nach Nepal, um uns vor Ort mit den Menschen auszutauschen. Eindrücke dazu gibts in unseren Blogposts sowie Updates zu unseren Projekten und was in Nepal passiert.

