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School libraries and community support

Books, equipment, meals and relief for the schools and children who need them most.

The story

Alongside its professional work, FEDUC puts its own resources directly into schools and children. Reading corners, school libraries and computers make classrooms richer places to learn; meals and relief help children stay in school when times are hard.

What we have done

  • Buddhanagar school, Kathmandu (2077–2079 BS): daily snacks for 150 students from homeless families and 10 teachers for three years, plus learning materials, a desktop computer, two laptops and a printer.
  • Earthquake response (2072 BS): cash to build temporary buildings for damaged schools in Kavre and Kathmandu.
  • Children’s homes: food, learning and play materials for an orphans’ home in Bhaktapur, and ongoing food support to Gaurishankar Bal Mandir, Charikot.
  • Play materials: outdoor games for Charikot Anathalaya and Purnamrit Secondary School, Waling.
  • COVID-19 (2078 BS): food for 100 children of imprisoned parents at Kathmandu Jail.
  • Flood relief (2083 BS): a contribution for Bhotekoshi flood victims through the Prime Minister’s Relief Fund.

See the community support section of the project list for amounts and dates.

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Teachers practising in a school computer lab during FEDUC’s e-learning training
Teacher training

E-learning for public school teachers in Kavre

A self-funded programme that equipped primary and secondary teachers with digital teaching skills — and caught the attention of the national press.

A two-storey timber-framed house built by trainees in Lukla
Vocational skills

Rebuilding Solukhumbu with local youth

After the 2015 earthquake, 30 young people in Lukla learned construction skills by repairing schools and building a new house.

Work with FEDUC

Planning a study, an assessment, a school audit or a training programme? Our team has done it across Nepal for more than two decades.

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