Help to reopen Chepang Pragati primary school safely during COVID   |   Maisirang, Makwanpur

Help to reopen Chepang Pragati primary school safely during COVID

We are writing to you to ask you to support us to reopen Chepang Pragati primary school at Maisirang, Raksirang-8, Makwanpur, Nepal. Just a small contribution of few dollars can help us bring about 100 students back to school ensuring health security during Covid-19 crisis. 

Support reintegration of 500 children of three schools in the rural Nepal during COVID 19 crisis   |   Ward #2, Raksirang, Makwanpur

Support reintegration of 500 children of three schools in the rural Nepal during COVID 19 crisis

A child’s right to education does not cease when an emergency begins; ensuring access to uninterrupted and quality learning for children is fundamental however COVID-19 has been declared a pandemic by the WHO. People from all walks of life have been hit very hard especially children. After 8 months of school closure reopening of school in Nepal has just begun. You can be a part of this endeavor. Be a part of it.
We are experienced in supporting the poorest and most vulnerable communities in Nepal, mostly deprived families and children residing in the remote villages. As a part of cluster support, for this cluster, we are supporting three schools (Praja Pragati Basic School, at Kutule,Thumki Primary school, at Sarikhet, Jana Jagriti Primary School). All schools are in ward number 2* of Raksirang Municipality situated north-west of Hetauda Municipality Headquarter of Bagmati Province in the Makwanpur District, Nepal.

Safer School,Maisirang   |   Maisirang, Makwanpur

Safer School,Maisirang

Maisirang is a small village in the Raksirang municipality which lies within the Makwanpur district. The population of Maisirang is consists of the most disadvantaged and marginalized indigenous groups who are commonly referred to as ‘the chepangs’. Extreme and rising poverty has led to poor literacy and income opportunities. There are no higher education facitilies available within the village and most students have to travel between 2 to 3 hours to attend higher education institutes. Furthermore, the primary schools which are available lacks key educational equipment and trained teachers.