Our mission is to foster the empowerment and education of socio-economically vulnerable groups in Nepal, particularly poor, illiterate, disabled, suppressed, isolated, oppressed people or groups in remote parts of Nepal and enable healthcare and education to them.
HCHN’s vision is to create just, equal and a dignified existence for the Nepalese people who are socio-economically vulnerable.
Our three most important verbs: Empowering, Enabling and Educating.
Imagine, a house meant for a family and turned into a health post that geographically covers an area of more than 10.000 ...
HCHN is working with the Kavre school for the deaf in Banepa, where our boardmember Krishna Nakarmi is head of school.The Kavre ...
In the village Thali, east of Kathmandu, the primary school of Chaula Narayan was destroyed by the earthquake in 2015. More than ...
It’s no ordinary school , but a secondary school for the poorest. An initiative of inspired educators who together with their more ...
Pashupatinath is not just a-the most famous place of pilgrimage for Hindus around the world, but also a home to several unfortunate ...
The April 2015 Nepal earthquake killed more than 8,000 people and injured more than 21,000. It occurred on 25 April, with a ...
Himalayan Care Hands also supports a Home for blind children in Goldhunga, Kathmandu, by regular distributing (educational) materials to the 11 visually impaired ...
In 2015 we started with financial adoption opportunities for children who are not able to go to school. Because the parents can ...
