Finding Hope Amidst Challenges
CCN, Nepal Police, and NCCR 104 rescued a 2.5 year old girl from being trafficked across Nepal-India border.
Read MoreWe rescue Nepalese children from various sexual abuse cases, trafficking, and exploitation, in Nepal and India. Children who had been displaced from Nepal against their will or run away cases from Nepal to the open border of Nepal-India are traced and repatriated back to their families where possible. In all other cases, we provide them with care and support in our rehabilitation center.
Formal and Informal education are the uttermost need of every children. The schools that has higher number of marginalized communitiy children, Schools provides us with lists of those most needed students who longs for education but poverty has prevented from it. After choosing students who are unable to pay the minimum fees and expenses; CCN is providing them with bursary program, stationeries and uniforms for those marginalized children.
We operate a vocational skills training centre for child abuse survivors, and also young girls who are living in poor vulnerable communities of Nepal. We are currently running in house tailoring and silver jewellery making workshops. Besides this, we also sponsor external vocational skills classes such as welding, cooking, plumbing for the rescued children as per their interests.
We have provided capital and revenue funding support to under resourced government schools in Nepal in coordination with international donors. We help with capacity building of students and teachers, along with a planned bursary scheme program in near future.
From our establishment, we have rescued 344 displaced and abused Nepalese children from various parts of India and Nepal working in different hazardous sectors such as factories, chemical substance factories, workshops, and many more areas where children are prohibited from working. NCRC and 104 Child Helpline Department referred 51 children as they were cases of CSA from different districts of Nepal.
We have rebuilt damaged infrastructure of three primary schools after the earthquake which is school to 115 students. Similarly, we have funded the science lab, a new computer suite and retrofitting of damaged building of Kitini Secondary School in Godavari which is attended by 1700 students. Alongside, we have funded higher secondary schooling of 16 girls from Tipling village of Dhading.
Since 2020, after COVID-19 hit, CCN began focusing on community focused support, with education as our main priority. Since then, we have supported 864 children from various schools across different districts, including Hetauda, Panchthar, Bara, Lalitpur, and many more, prioritizing children from poor, marginalized, and segregated communities.
We have provided vocational skills training in tailoring, offering both basic and advanced courses, along with brass and silver jewelry-making training to a total of 138 girls from different areas of Lalitpur and Hetauda. This initiative focuses on empowering marginalized women from the Pahari, BK, Bote, and other marginalized communities.
Since 2020, CCN began supporting children who were ex-beneficiaries re-integrated back to their homes, whose families were unable to care for them. Through our community support programs, we have focused on providing food, clothing, education, skill development training, income-generating programs, medical insurance, and emergency medical support. To date, 110 children are being cared for, with their siblings also benefiting from these initiatives.
We provided emergency food relief to 92 families following the floods of August 2017 in Nepal. We contributed materials for rebuilding 12 families in southern Nepal in the same year. In the COVID pandemic, we distributed food relief to 164 families of Godawari municipality and 98 families at Mahespur, Jhapa; and also helped to purchase 100 Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for food relief distributors, health workers, and other frontline workers to Mithila wildlife trust, Janakpur.
There were total of 16 Nepalese children in these children homes who had been lost in India, and then found by the children agency of India. However, after much effort to fulfill all the documentation, our rescue team was able to retreive only 2 children from Kasturbha Niketan home on 4th October, 2019. The two rescued boys had been waiting since a long time to come back home.
Read MoreJeny had lost both of her parents few years ago, and due to very poor conditions of family, she came to Janakpur from her home town Lahan around 2 years ago. As she arrived Janakpur at midnight, she met a random stranger who called her a “sister” and promised to help her. But the man took her into hostage, and made her to perform in dance bars since then. She was repeatedly raped by this man, along with her other friends.
Read MoreChora Chori Nepal, in collaboration with Unity in Health's Tereza Nogueira organized a workshop on understanding trauma for all the staff members of Chora Chori Nepal. The workshop was organized on 21st October, 2019 at the Children refuge and rehabilitation centre of Chora Chori Nepal. The workshop focused on giving knowledge of trauma, providing reflective exercises and teaching grounding skills to all the staff members of CCN.
Read MoreChora Chori Nepal received an official visit from the Gandys Foundation and the Bartons on 20th October, 2019. The visit was the opportunity for the major donor organizations to meet and interact with the CCN team. Besides this, the visit was followed by an inauguration ceremony of the newly retrofitted building of Kitini Secondary School by the founders of the Gandys Foundation. The building of Kitini School was retrofitted with the contribution from the Gandys, different UK Foundation including the Bartons, the school and the local government.
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