Dipson
Dipson, the son of Meg Bahadur Karki and Ramila Karki, entered the world in 2011 AD in Triyuga Municipality of Udaypur , the middle hills of eastern Nepal. He is from the impoverished family who depends on agriculture. His parents are physically disabled and used to beg for food. They were living in poor condition.
He, along with his younger brother Diwas, was brought to the orphanage by child welfare officer of Changunarayan Municipality.
Despite his challenging background, he finds joy in playing soccer and favoring the color blue. He is very happy to live in the orphanage.
Currently enrolled in grade 4 at United Preparatory English Boarding School, he is very weak student who faced a difficult start in his education journey. Hope he will make progress by the time. Despite the difficulties, he remains determined to overcome challenges and build a brighter future for himself.
November 2023.
Jenish
Jenisha, the daughter of Ram Bahadur Rai and Bishnu Maya Rai, entered the world in 2012 AD in Belkotgadi municipality of Nuwakot district, the north west hills from Kathmandu Valley. She is from the impoverished family who depends on agriculture or work aboard.
Her father had two wives. He neglected her and her mother. Her mother got problem in her heart. She was referred to a heart hospital in Kathmandu. Jenisha, even a child aged girl, was taking care of her mother in hospital. During their stay in the hospital, one of the board member of hopeful home orphanage had met them while he was following up with doctor, enquired about Jenisha. Unfortunately, the treatment of her mother didn’t improve. Her health has become worse slowly and passed away. The hospital staffs contacted the orphanage’s board member and referred to orphanage.
Since 2018 AD, she has been residing in the orphanage. She is in contact with her uncle. Despite her challenging background, she finds joy in dancing listening to Nepali pop music, and favoring the color purple. Currently enrolled in grade 5 at United Preparatory English Boarding School, she is an excellent student who faced a difficult start in her education journey, making progress by the time. Despite the difficulties, she remains determined to overcome challenges and build a brighter future for herself.
November 2023.
Kismat
Kismat Chepang, the son of Bal Bahadur Chepang and Thammaya Chepang, entered the world in 2014 AD in Gandaki Bhulinchoak Gurkha, the epicenter of April earthquake 2015, situated in the hills outside the Kathmandu Valley. Coming into the impoverished Chepang community, known as one of the poorest indigenous groups in Nepal, Kismat's family has faced considerable challenges. The Chepang people, characterized by their semi-nomadic history, have struggled with the rugged terrain, making permanent farming challenging. The forest has remained a crucial source of sustenance for the Chepang. Unfortunately, factors such as forced teenage pregnancies and limited access to education beyond elementary school have contributed to their plight.
Tragedy struck Kismat's family two years ago when his father passed away while he was mining rocks . He was living with his grandparents and mother. His guardian was illiterate. His mother is physically disabled. After the death of his father, they faced a big problem feeding themselves.
Kismat was brought to Hopeful Home Orphanage by Dal Bahadur Chepang who works as an activities manager in the orphanage.
Despite his challenging background, Kismat exudes a positive attitude. He finds joy living in the orphanage, playing drum and flutes, listening to Nepali songs, happy with enough eating. Known for his infectious smile, Kismat looks forward to make fun with his friends.
Currently enrolled in grade 2 at United Preparatory English Boarding School, he faced a late start in his education journey, making progress slowly. Despite the difficulties, he remains determined to overcome challenges and build a brighter future for himself.
November 2023.
Diwas
Diwas, the son of Meg Bahadur Karki and Ramila Karki, entered the world in 2014 AD in Triyuga Municipality of Udaypur , the middle hills of eastern Nepal. He is from the impoverished family who depends on agriculture. His parents are physically disable and used to beg for food. They were living in poor condition.
He, along with his elder brother Dipson, was brought to the orphanage by child welfare officer of Changunarayan Municipality. Despite his challenging background, he finds joy in playing soccer and favoring of momo. He is very happy to live in the orphanage.
Currently enrolled in grade 4 at United Preparatory English Boarding School, he is very weak student who faced a difficult start in his education journey. Hope he will make progress by the time. Despite the difficulties, he remains determined to overcome challenges and build a brighter future for himself.
November 2023.
Ramila
Ramila Pariyar, born in July 2012 in the remote Khatyad Rural Municipality of Mugu District, Nepal, comes from a marginalized ethnic group facing generations of poverty and discrimination. Her parents, Dhan Bahadur and Hanshu Pariyar, worked tirelessly—her father as a tailor and seasonal worker in
northern India, and her mother managing the household—but struggled to provide for their family.
Recognizing Ramila's limited prospects in Mugu, her maternal grandmother brought her to Kathmandu and placed her in Hopeful Home, an orphanage offering education and care for underprivileged children. Now in grade 3, Ramila is excelling academically and dreams of becoming a soldier in the Nepali Army to serve her nation.
Her story is one of resilience and the transformative power of education, showcasing how opportunities can ignite hope and inspire change.
January 2025
Bibek Bhujel
Bibek Bhujel born in March 2011 in Bhaktapur, Nepal, he faced challenges from the start. His parents, Sita Ram and Kamala Bhujel, are mute and deaf, working as caretakers of cattle in Bhaktapur to make ends meet. Living in a small, rented hut near Hopeful Home orphanage, they struggled to provide for
their newborn. Moved by their plight, a caregiver from the orphanage stepped in, offering food and nutrition support
for Bibek. With their help, he grew stronger and joined the other children at the orphanage.
Now in grade 5, Bibek is an average student with a cheerful and funny personality. His laughter and sociability make him a beloved part of his school and community. Bibek’s story highlights resilience and the transformative power of support, showing how compassion can help a child thrive against the odds.
January 2025
Rejina Thapa
Rejina Thapa is a 9-year-old girl from a remote rural village in Nepal. She comes from an extremely poor and deprived family struggling to meet even their basic daily needs. The family has faced severe hardship following the passing of her father in 2025, which has left them emotionally and financially
devastated. Her mother is currently unemployed and does not have a stable source of income to support the household. As a result, it has become very difficult for her to provide Rejina with proper nutrition, education, and care. Despite these challenges, her mother continues to hope that Rejina will have a brighter future and opportunities she herself was never able to experience.
Due to the family’s vulnerable condition, and upon recommendation and formal request from the local
ward office, Rejina has been brought to Hopeful Home for Orphans and Helpless Children. At Hopeful Home, she is now living in a safe and supportive environment where she receives care, protection, and access to education.
Rejina is a gentle, polite, and intelligent young girl. She is eager to learn and actively participates in her studies. She has a strong desire to build a better future so that she can support her family and uplift their living conditions. However, like many children in similar circumstances, she requires consistent
long-term support to continue her education and personal growth.
We are currently seeking a kind and compassionate sponsor who can support Rejina’s education, healthcare, and overall wellbeing. Your support will play a vital role in shaping her future and helping her grow into a confident and capable young individual. By becoming Rejina’s sponsor, you will be giving her the opportunity to rise above hardship and build a life filled with hope, dignity, and possibility.
Ashish Thapa
Ashish Thapa is a 12-year-old boy from a remote rural village in Nepal. He comes from a very poor and deprived family struggling to meet even their basic daily needs. Life has been especially difficult for Aashish since the passing of his father in 2025, which left a deep emotional and financial void in the
family. His mother is currently unemployed and has no stable source of income to support the household. With no regular earnings and increasing hardship, it has become extremely challenging for her to provide Aashish with proper food, education, and care. Despite her struggles, she wishes for her son to have a better future, one filled with opportunities she herself could never access.
Due to the family’s vulnerable situation, and through the recommendation and formal application of the local ward office, Aashish has now been brought to Hopeful Home for Orphans and Helpless Children. At Hopeful Home, he is currently receiving a safe environment, basic care, and access to education.
Aashish is a quiet, respectful, and hardworking child. He shows strong interest in his studies and dreams of becoming successful one day so he can support his mother and improve their living conditions. However, like many children in similar circumstances, he requires long-term financial support to
continue his education and development.
We are currently seeking a kind-hearted sponsor who can support Aashish’s education, healthcare, and overall wellbeing. Your sponsorship will not only secure his future but also give him the chance to grow into a confident and capable young individual. By becoming Aashish’s sponsor, you will be transforming a life marked by hardship into one filled with
hope, dignity, and opportunity.