2006
It partnered with NAAA, an Italian NGO, and provided vocational training to the youth.
About Us
Since our establishment, we have supported 653 children with a safe home, education, and opportunities, currently nurturing 56 children with a dedicated team of 13 staff.
Empowering Futures
Since our establishment, we have provided care and support to 653 children , offering them a safe home, education, and opportunities for a brighter future.
A Home of Hope
At present, we are nurturing 56 children, ensuring they receive the love, protection, and guidance needed to grow into confident and independent individuals.
A Dedicated Team
A dedicated team of 13 staff members works tirelessly to provide the best possible care, education, and support, creating a nurturing environment where every child can thrive.
Major Milestones
2005
Children moved-in to their newly constructed orphanage.
Till date, more than 2007 children have received residential care and support. With education and a career prospect, they are happily reintegrated in the society and are living an independent and dignified life.
2005
The Lalitpur branch was established with the city office in Kathmandu. Children also were relocated to a rented house in Pulchowk, Lalitpur.
2004
A French Social Worker established Friends of Children's Home to support children and projects.
2002
Enfance Népal organized two fundraising events and started to sponsor more children. Its founder was instrumental in raising funds to buy land in Sano Khokana for Girl's Orphanage. Another French lady contributed to buy land.
2001
Construction for the Girl's Orphanage in Sano Khokana began.
2001
An infant care center was established (for close to 2 years) near the Patan Hospital to provide timely medical attention
2001
Educating Children in Nepal, a program to sponsor children of disadvantaged communities for education was introduced.
1999
Kitchen and Dining hall was added in Mahendranagar with the support from Kadoree Agricultural Aid Association. With their contribution, a farming program was introduced to make the orphanage self-sufficient for cereals, protein, and fresh vegetables.
1998
With more children to look after, it required more space and, therefore, moved to a rented house in Babarmahal, Kathmandu.
1996
One story Amor Children's Home in Gobariya, Mahendranagar came into operation for the boys. A house was rented in Kathmandu for the remaining girls.
1995
Amics Del Nepal was established in Spain to support children in Nepal. A fundraising event was organized with the special initiation of Ms. Christina Nuria Amerus Louis, who had a school. A hall was rented and a concept of a multi-purpose building with a self-sustaining integrated program was presented to the parents and guests of the school. Funds were raised, sponsorship grew; construction began for the building and the compound wall.
1990
A foreign family visiting our home donated some funds. Upon their return, they established an association to support us. They also started to sponsor the admitted children.
Children's Home was formally registered at Kathmandu District Administration Office. Hotel Soaltee Crowne Plaza supported for initial six months to rent a flat in the airport area in Kalimati Dole.
1989
We originated from a child protection program, which had about a dozen children, under Nepal National Dalit Social Welfare Organization which used to have a hostel for girls at the premises donated by the former King Mahendra in Bijeshwori, Patan. Initially for a few months, KUTULA, a French association provided support.
There was no means of providing care and services for the children after the funding stopped. There were no provisions for food and financial means to provide basic essential services for the children, let alone the staff members. The building also needed major repair and maintenance.
A group of wives of Marwadi businessmen used to provide food for some time. The hostel was located on a tourist route. One tourist visited the center and offered to buy what was necessary for the children. Another German volunteer assisted to design a newsletter that had a concept of producing and selling leather goods and handicraft for income. It was printed in a litho printing machine and circulated to most of the international organizations. One newsletter reached CARITAS (Austria) and a program officer visited our orphanage. They immediately provided new beddings. They interacted further with us on possible assistance and suggested as well as supported to buy ten Kattha land in Mahendranagar to have a self-sustaining agro-based program.