A few days ago we received an email from another charity in Nepal, asking for our help. Jamila and her twin sister, Gita (names changed), were being looked after by distant relatives since being abandoned by their parents. They had been receiving essential support from...
We’re absolutely thrilled to share that after 25 years of unwavering dedication, Child Rescue Nepal has reached a monumental milestone: we’ve rescued our 1,000th child! A few weeks ago, our Chief Executive Jo met Raj, our 1,000th rescued child, and it was an incredibly emotional experience....
As you may have seen in the news, heavy monsoon rains have triggered devastating floods and landslides in Nepal. According to a recent report from the Nepal Police Headquarters, the death toll has climbed to 219, with many more still missing. Fatalities have been reported in...
In two separate operations, a boy and a girl, Sunil* and Pratima*, were recently rescued in Kathmandu. *names changed Pratima’s Story Pratima, 14 (pictured above telling her story to our support staff), was rescued by social workers and officials after door-to-door visits by anti-child labour campaigners. She...
We're delighted to share that we have successfully rescued nine boys from exploitative child labour in Kathmandu. After months of investigating various workshops, including those for motors, bikes, carpentry, and metalwork, we found many children working in hazardous conditions. Multiple covert visits confirmed their ongoing presence...
You are invited to join us on Thursday 10th October to celebrate Child Rescue Nepal’s achievements over the past 25 years. The event will be held at the Great Nepalese Restaurant in Euston, London NW1 1DA. Throughout the day, we’ll share news, answer questions, and celebrate...
We’re delighted to share that five Nepali boys have been rescued from India and reunited with their families, thanks to local authorities and Child Rescue Nepal. The boys, from one of Nepal's most marginalized communities, endured a distressing ordeal. Four were intercepted by Indian police while...