Home Support Program

Regd. No. 2092 | Kaski, Nepal

Rainbow Children Home- Nepal is a non-profitable and charitable social welfare NGO working for orphans, disadvantaged, abandoned, and underprivileged children. Established in 2007, it aims to provide free education, shelter, and health care to those in need, equipping them with skills for a successful future. Currently, RCH provides a loving home to 19 children aged 2 to 14 years.

Mission

Support the economic, social, and educational development of disadvantaged women and children.
Provide education and health services to orphans and destitute children.
Offer food, shelter, stationery, and scholarships to needy children.
Launch income-generating activities for the underprivileged and provide employment opportunities.
Collaborate with other organizations and mobilize resources effectively.
Build a village with a children’s home, healthcare center, and rehabilitation facilities.

Goals

Short-term Goals

Sponsorship & Donations: Secure a steady income source to support basic needs.
Counseling Services: Offer mental healthcare to children affected by trauma.

Long-term Goals

Further Education Fund: Support university or vocational training.
Building Ownership: Ensure permanent housing for children.
Scholarships for Disabled Children: Provide healthcare and education without family separation.
Expansion: Extend support to more orphaned and marginalized children.

Progress

Since its founding in March 2007, RCH-Nepal has rehabilitated its children both mentally and physically. All attend school—most for the first time—and have made remarkable academic progress. A full-time teacher supports academic and personal development, helping children adapt to social environments and life skills. Personal hygiene education has improved their overall health and confidence.

Current Projects

RCH-Nepal is also working to improve the welfare of child servants in the Pokhara region. While some are treated well, many are not. The director is advocating for their right to education by requesting families allow children to attend school or come to RCH for daily lessons from our house teacher.