CHILD Street To School NEPAL

CHILD Street to School is a non – governmental and non – profit making organization registered in Switzerland which has been established to help the street children in Nepal. It works for the protection, rehabilitation, re- socialization and reintegration of the street children. The acronym of CHILD stands for Center for Health, Intellectual and Learning Development. The philosophy of “Street to School” is to bring the children from streets and educate them through providing knowledge and rehabilitation program.

Every year, hundreds of children, attracted by the life in the city, leave their villages. Once there, they discover the harsh realities of life in the streets and are left on their own to face multiple forms of danger and abuse.

CHILD Street to School was created in 2010 to support street children and to prevent more children from ending upon the street.

Our Mission and Vision

We are committed to a world that respects the rights of children.

A world where all children can live healthily and safely.

A world in which all children can grow up with the right to freedom and personal autonomy.

Our Priorities

Justice

Ensuring vulnerable children are protected and have access to the fair and compassionate justice they deserve.

Education

Helping children access a quality education or training so they have the tools to rebuild their own lives.

Inclusion

Ensuring that the most vulnerable children aren’t forgotten and can be active members of their community

The objectives of CHILD Street to School 

To provide shelter to street children.

To protect them from various kinds of abuses and exploitations.

To control them from usage of various kinds of drugs.

To provide health care and other fundamental services which are the rights of all children.

To bring them back to the mainstream of social life through proper formal schooling and by providing vocational training, knowledge and psychological rehabilitation.

To explore their potential and talents by providing co-curricular activities and bringing them into a better environment.

To reintegrate the children back to their families.