केही गरौं ("Kehi Garoun") promotes personal change as the pathway for social change.
We equip people with tools to sense and engage with the world around them.

2 Mins introduction

केही गरौँ  ("Kehi Garoun") is a social organization, registered in 2006 in the Social Welfare Council, Nepal.

Reflection to sense

We conduct session towards Inside-Out Change to helps us understand our inner self so that our journey becomes more meaningful.

Action to engage

We are a country-champion for this global movement that equips students with tools to become aware of the world around them, and to believe that they can make an impact in it.
  • In government schools many students are unable to afford the notebooks needed for their school work. We have worked with volunteers and teachers to identify and help 6,900+ such students.
  • It takes Rs 3,000 provide notebooks needed for an academic year to 10 students.

our theory of change

  1. Our vision is that personal evolution, not political revolution, should be the pathway to change.
  2. People evolve when reflection and action inform each other, enhancing their awareness and skills to sense and engage with the world around them.   Our logo of  two overlapping circles of inner reflection and outer action reminds us that that change begins with mindful actions at personal level.
  3. Personal Change is expressed as energy for self-care, empathy for others and excellence in work.  
  4. Personal change naturally ripples out in an interconnected world as positive change.
In an interconnected world, change at a personal level radiates to change the world.   Mindful actions improve the quality of our being, relationships and work - and all that would naturally improve the world around us in ways we cannot predict.

THE executive TEAM

Umanga pandey

Founder-Director, is interested in philosophy and management.

         Nabin linkha

Program Officer, is  interested in music and sports.

  urmila pokharel

 Communications Admin Officer, is interested in travel and religion.

Join US

Do you also believe that personal change is the most desirable path to social change?  Do you wish to contribute to institutional development of Kehi Garoun?  If so, please contact us to discuss your interests in joining our Enabling Team.
यो  "केही गरौँ” संस्थाको मान्यता आत्म परिवर्तनद्वारा समाज परिवर्तन हुनूपर्छ र आफ्नो समस्या आफ्नै समुदायले नै समाधान गर्नुपर्छ भन्ने नै हो।  आफ्नै साथीभाई जो हाम्रो अवधारणा लाई बुझी हामीलाई सहयोग गर्न तत्पर छन, उनीहरूको स-साना अनुदान लिएर, थोपा थोपा मिली नदी भनेझै, एक नयाँ समुदाय निर्माण गर्न लागी परेको छ ।  आशा छ यहाँ पनि हाम्रो मान्यताको समर्थन गर्नुहुनेछ ।  मिली जुली "केही गरौँ " -  आफैलाई सक्रीय बनाँउदै, समाजमा परीवर्तन ल्याऔं ! धन्यवाद ! 

funding principles

Giving100percent

All 100% of donation goes to the selection, purchase, storage and transportation of the good & services to the beneficiaries.  None of this money is kept by the program or Kehi Garoun.  

members funded

All the cost of administration and salaries of people are covered by members (enablers and partners).  We have not used any contributions from development or government agencies.

100% Transparent

We are a 100% transparent organization and all our financials are available to public, and every donation is fully accounted for.

A brief history since 2006

We encourage small personal changes to pave way to larger social change.  Our programs are results of working with individuals looking to "convert your passion into action".
  • 2006:  Six housewives pioneered a cause against classroom hunger (provided 21,000+ meals).  This anchored our work in the local government schools.
  • 2010: Three teachers wanted students to have notebooks to write on  (reached 2,500+ students).  This made us realize that we should look for change-agents among the beneficiaries.
  • 2013:  Six college volunteers started happy tummy campaign (reached 3,500+ students).  This has created pipeline for our recruitment.
  • 2010: Eight recent college grads coordinated youth activism (over 100+ events) in 2010, giving rise to a culture of silent and non-violent political engagements.
  • 2015:  One of the ex-volunteered returned from abroad and provided counseling to the youth in the form of reflection exercises, giving rise to the student toolkit in 2015.