Early Childhood Education Support Project – Classroom Engagement
This image showcases a group of young students actively engaged in a classroom environment supported by our past educational initiative. The children, dressed in school uniforms, are seated around low, circular wooden tables — a setup commonly used to encourage interactive and inclusive learning, especially for early grade learners. The classroom setting reflects a warm, community-based atmosphere with minimal furniture, highlighting both the resourcefulness and simplicity of rural education infrastructures. Despite the modest environment, the enthusiasm and curiosity in the children’s expressions underline the impact of access to structured learning and care.
This project focused on:
Providing foundational learning materials.
Creating child-friendly learning spaces.
Supporting schools with basic furniture like tables and carpets.
Promoting early-grade literacy and classroom participation.
School Infrastructure Support – Community Collaboration
This image captures a powerful moment in front of a rural school building — a testament to community-driven development and international support. In the photo, a group of schoolchildren dressed in blue uniforms stand alongside teachers, parents, and community members in front of a stone school building. The visible signs on the wall proudly indicate that the school building was constructed with support from international partners, including contributions from French NGOs, dated 2014-06-16.
The school name, written in Nepali on a blue signboard, reflects the local identity and commitment to education. The mix of children and adults showcases a strong community presence and involvement in the educational journey of the students.
This project highlights:
Infrastructure development in remote communities.
Collaboration between local stakeholders and international donors.
Long-term impact on school accessibility and learning environments.
Community pride and ownership of educational progress.
Shree Kalika Basic School Building Construction Project
Sankhuwasabha district, Makalu Rural Municipality ward no. 2, Seduwa is the far eastern Himalayan village of Nepal. Till now there is no road access and electricity connection. Even there is not a minimal facilities in the education and health sector. Nepal government, International development aid operational policy – 2019 brought this area as a pocket area to development of human index. We brought this project as per the necessities of the local people. Before implementing this project we have taken the permission from Nepal Government, Social Welfare Council, District Administration Office, Sankhuwasabha, Makalu Rural Municipality office and the 2 number ward office of local government and at the end of the project we organized a social audit and handover this building to school management committee and the local government.
SoS Himalaya Nepal team frequently visit at the Kalika Basic School since 2018. In this school we facilitated 4 KW solar systems with batteries and inverter in 2021 and 1 set of pure water purifier machine in 2022 from the economic support from Fundacion Inaki Ochoa De OLza, SoS Himalaya, Spain. As well as we regulary provided stationeries every visit at this school. There were meeting with the school management committee and teachers and every time they had big concern about the ruin school building. After earthquake of 2015, this building walls were cracked in several places and some places were seeing danger for day by day activities. Our team observed it since long time but we found that till now nobody exist there to refurbish it. According to the teachers and management committee team, they requested to local government for the new building but because of the huge budget, local government also unable to manage budget for this construction work. After Covid-19 pandemic, Nepalese economic condition was recession and local government reply us that they couldn’t afford this project cost. Finally we were able to manage funds for New school Building construction and accomplished it in 2025.
Beneficiary individuals/population:
Total Household: 65
Total Populations: 310
Male : 137
Female: 188
Total children under 16 years old : 107
Total number of basic school level children: 65
Total number of children admitted in this school: 55
Girls: 31
Boys: 24
Food and relief material distribution program of COVID-19 – 2077/78
This organization, with the economic support of Inaki Ochoa De Olza, SoS Himalaya, Spain, carried out a relief material distribution program targeting families living in rented accommodations in Kathmandu who had come from various districts of Nepal, and who were affected by the lockdown and prohibitory orders announced by the Government of Nepal during the second wave of the globally spread COVID-19 pandemic. Through this program, relief materials were directly distributed to about 700 poor families residing around Kathmandu.
In addition, under the same program, through the Health Branch of Makalu Rural Municipality, essential medical equipment and supplies such as oxygen gas, masks, and aprons were provided to the Num Primary Health Center and Makalu Health Post.
The program titled “Food and Relief Material Distribution Program for Poor Families Living in Rented Houses in Kathmandu Due to Lockdown and Prohibitory Orders Announced by the Government of Nepal during the Second Wave of COVID-19 – Fiscal Year 2077/78” succeeded in providing institutional support to the best possible extent during the global pandemic.
Relief goods distribution program 2015
During the devastating 2015 earthquake, this organization successfully distributed essential corrugated sheets (tin) and construction materials for the construction of temporary shelters targeting families whose houses and buildings were damaged. In particular, support was provided for the construction of temporary houses and huts for earthquake-affected families in Barpak of Gorkha district, Langtang of Rasuwa district, as well as Dhading, Sindhupalchok, and Dolakha districts. Likewise, more than 20 schools were supported with essential construction materials to run temporary classes.
With the direct coordination of donor agency Inaki Ochoa De Olza Fundation, SoS Himalaya Spain, and financial support received from helping hands across the world, the program implemented by this organization made a significant contribution to the reconstruction of Nepal’s physical infrastructure.
Makalu Health Post renovation and medical equipment distribution program
Since its establishment, this organization has been continuously providing support in the fields of education and health. In this context, for a long time, the organization has been giving first priority to support programs for the Makalu Health Post, located in Ward No. 2, Seduwa, under Makalu Rural Municipality in Far Eastern Nepal. In this process, the organization has been involved in reconstructing the old building of the health post, painting and maintaining it, installing solar lights, providing safe drinking water filters, as well as supplying various essential medicines and health equipment. Different awareness-raising programs and health camps have also been organized to make health services accessible to the local people.
Recently, with the special initiative of the organization, in collaboration with Makalu Rural Municipality, a 30% salary allowance has been provided for one MBBS doctor, thereby supporting the delivery of quality health services. Furthermore, the organization has been carrying out necessary groundwork to develop this health post as a well-equipped and high-quality health institution in the region.