A better life for children in Nepal!
We are a non-profit association based in Berlin. Our goal is to achieve a better life for children in Nepal – for example through our projects for street children or vulnerable families.
About Us
Our Vision
Our vision is a life in Nepal in which children and women should live safer, more protected, healthier and happier. In everything we do, we work to ensure that orphans, street children and women in need have a protected space to survive, grow and thrive. We support survivors of human trafficking through selected projects.
How You Can Help
Donate
We chose Betterplace.org as our donation platform. Donating online is safe, certified, convenient and easy. We also accept direct transfers or standard cash and check donations.
Volunteer
You can get involved today as a volunteer. Simply contact us and you will become a member of a group of active supporters, a network that is strong enough to bring about positive changes in children’s lives.
Support
Your support as a supporting member will help provide children and families in need with the necessary resources, food and education, while at the same time fulfilling the promise of a better future. You can make a difference today: Application.
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What People Say
“Happiness means enabling the future and creating a sheltered place for it. Especially the souls of children are particularly in need of protection. We admire this initiative and wish it many more supporters.”
Dr. Thomas Garms
“I was very touched by the story of how bbuildsupnepal came into being, and knowing that the help goes exactly where it is needed makes me happy to help.”
Bettina Zacharias
Latest News
- Nari Dibas = International Women’s Day in Nepal / 08.03.2076 😏Women’s Day in Nepal is written as ‘Nari ko Diwas’, which is known as Nari Diwas in the Nepali language. The ‘of’ means ‘ko’, which is not necessary to pronounce when writing a phrase as a noun. Nari means ‘women’ and Diwas means ‘day’ in the Nepali language, while the counterpart ‘Nar’ means ‘male’. The theme of International Women’s Day 2021 is – “Women in Leadership: Achieving an Equal Future in a COVID-19 World”.
- German Ambassador in conversation with human rights activist.A few days ago we received an email from the Embassy in Kathmandu with a link to a discussion between Roland Schäfer (German Ambassador) and Ms Mandira Sharma (lawyer) on transitional justice and human rights in Nepal, which we would like to share with you.
- Food-Bank #1 or: more than a warm dish 🙏🏼🌞❤️Every day the food is freshly prepared by three people. The team goes to the hospital twice a month to be checked for the Corona Virus. “If we feel we are at risk, we check more often.” explains Madan Poudeyal in charge of Rainbow Volunteer Club and therefore the program. With your support, we haveContinue reading “Food-Bank #1 or: more than a warm dish 🙏🏼🌞❤️”
Become a Buddy
In order to help as many people as possible, we always lack enthusiastic volunteers. Please contact us for more information.