NAG – Nawa Asha Griha, Home of New Hopes, is a home for street children in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Your donation to NAG means that you will provide a safe home and education for about 200 children and the opportunity for about 250 children from poor areas to attend school daily. The home and school is run solely with your support and your contribution will be used everywhere it is needed – whether it is to organize school supplies for everyone or food for over 450 people each day.
Thank you for helping the children to have an independent and self-determined future!
NAG – Nawa Asha Griha, Home of New Hopes, is a home for street children in Kathmandu, Nepal.
Your donation to NAG means that you will provide a safe home and education for about 200 children and the opportunity for about 250 children from poor areas to attend school daily. The home and school will be run solely with your support and your contribution will be used for whatever is needed – whether it is to organize school supplies for everyone or food for over 450 people each day.
Thank you for enabling the children to have an independent and self-determined future!
NEWS
Funny and exciting stories from NAG’s everyday life
We celebrated 30 years of NAG!
It seems we've only just sent out the invitations for our anniversary and now that occasion is already part of the past. All of us at the foundation were very excited and curious about last Sunday. Not only were we allowed to hold our anniversary event in a new location, the weather was a big unknown. We didn't know whether many people would make the journey to Spreitenbach in this beautiful summer weather. How pleased we were when the first guests showed up before 11 a.m. to visit the exhibition in the "Umweltarena" before our doors opened at 1 p.m. . The motto of this year's event was "Time Travel". Nicole wanted to take her guests on a journey to look back on the past 30 years. In addition, portraits of 30 children who live or grew up in NAG were distributed in the hall and foyer. It recorded where these children came from and what they have become thanks to NAG. This exhibition beautifully reflected the impact NAG has had on so many children over the past 30 years and leaves you deeply touched. In addition, you could see the various stations of NAG in the last 30 years in a short film. Before the presentation began at 2 p.m., Bettina Schelker spoiled us with wonderful music, which we always enjoy listening to. Thank you Bettina! Reto Brennwald moderated our event. With his relaxed, calm [...]
Art Exhibition in Baar on September 2nd, 2023
Daer NAG-friends, As part of our 30th anniversary, Andrew Gray is organizing an art exhibition featuring works by our NAG artists. The works of art can all be purchased and the proceeds go to NAG. We would of course be very happy to welcome you [...]
Visitors and their creative ideas
In the last few months, we had the pleasure of having two very talented visitors in NAG. One was the well known climber Ola Przybysz from Poland and the other was Ross Green, a great musician from Canada. Ola created a few new climbing [...]
Samjhana’s story
I would like to tell you the story of Samjhana and how she came to NAG. Samjhana is a 7-year-old girl who until recently lived with her four siblings, her father and her grandmother in the hills of Nuwakot, very remotely in a simple [...]
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