World Vision Nepal

Two years ago, Sita dreaded the time when her exams came. Her father, a labourer in India, used to spend all his money on alcohol. Her mother, a housewife, could not even afford to pay Sita’s exam fee. Now a beneficiary of WVIN Kailali ADP scholarship programme, Sita gets to sit for all her exams.

Two year old Ajay from Sunsari has benefited from the growth monitoring activity carried out by the Protracted Relief and Early Recovery Project in Sunsari ADP.

Rajina Jalari, 9, is a World Vision sponsored child from Kaski. Rajina’s family relies on fishing for their income; however it is not enough to support the family. Rajina’s mother, works as a labourer and sometimes helps her husband in fishing when she’s free from house chores.

Dilip Rana 15, of Gaonshahar VDC-3, Lamjung district, a grade 7 student is a very hardworking and sincere boy. He is the chairperson of Yashobrahma Child Club, which is supported by WVIN Lamjung ADP.

Young children play with water at Dusahiti, a traditional water spout in Harisiddhi VDC, Lalitpur.

Girls from Kathmandu participate in the Grand Child Congress, a yearly event organised by child clubs to promote children's participation in community development with a showcase of their talents.

Students of Bode Higher Secondary School who are now open to discussing HIV and AIDS without any reservations and have been the mouthpiece for behavioural change in their communities.