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Educators Retreat: Ahmedabad

1/31/2017

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Every month, movedbylove volunteers host a 3-day experiential service retreat on the outskirts of Ahmedabad, Gujarat. To deepen the participant's experience of generosity, build community amongst each other, and reflect on subtle values embedded in acts of giving. This retreat was going to be on "Reimagining Education".  Nabin, Prevendra and Umanga from Kehi Garoun joined the retreat.
Summary:
The experience was so inspiring that Kehi Garoun held a similar retreat on inside-out change as soon as their team got back to Nepal. 
Highlights:
The retreat started with simple introduction of all the participants and the volunteers. All shared their moments of joy in education. There were break out sessions on compassion quotient.  We visited  Sewa Cafe, an experiment in giving, and listened to Nemo's songs. 
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On the second day, we listened to experiences in informal education by Chetanya Bhai who concluded with the merit of replacing external examinations by 360 degree evaluation (by self, peers, parents and teachers).  On the third day, we heard from Nipun Mehta about the movement towards compassion and from Jayanti Ravi on her personal journeys that served as the foundation for implementation of large scale change in Gurjrat's education program. The final day of the retreat was spiritual in nature, and all participants were palpably moved by the end of it. 
Annex: Kehi Garoun team stayed for an extra day to visit some interesting works in educaiton.  Our visit to the Riverside International School led us to integrate their "design for change" curriculum into our own Dignity Circle program.  and also the "i can " challenge for the schools.  We also heard about their salient lessons from Gandhian education from the Registrar of Ganghi Vidyapith.

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sILENCE SPEAKS CAMP

7/26/2015

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Expressing voice of silent citizens, silent opinions that are
ignored by the media, politicians, donor agencies and the
​government bodies...
How to participate?
  • Join us in the events through  facebook
  • Support other activist groups (in 'Why Nepal' blog)
In 2011, we held 100+ events towards ‘responsible citizenship
+ accountable leadership’.   

In 2012, we carry a voice that says ‘बाँच र बाँच्न देऊ’  
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​June 2012: "बाँच र बाँच्न देऊ" - Kathmandu Cares For the Whole of Nepal
Challenge:  Kathmandu is insensitive to plights of the rest of the nation; Only when Kathmandu suffers long bandhs do people here agitate.
Response: We learn to care about what's happening outside Nepal.  We will support 'No-bandh' long as there is a bandh anywhere in Nepal.
What we do? Every Friday 6pm  Thamel - Show that we care for that people all over Nepal are free.  Stand for 15 minutes for Nepali everywhere.
May 2012: "बाँच र बाँच्न देऊ" - No to Ethnic Politics, No to Bandha
Challenge:  Politician's ethnic-politics is turning neighbors-against-neighbors.
Response: Be Human - prove to yourself that your humanity is bigger than your ethnicity!
We may not change politicians but we can reassure the silent mass that not 'all' newars, limbus, tharus etc. want ethnic nationalism.Wiki - "An ethnic conflict or ethnic war is a conflict between ethnic groups often as a result of ethnic nationalism. They are of interest because of the apparent prevalence since the Cold War and because they frequently result in war crimes such as genocide." 
What we do? Silent Rally - 10 am Thamel - Show that  our silence is not your approval of ethnic-agenda. 
Walk for "individual freedom and communal harmony", whichever ethnicity calls for bandh, people from same ethnicity come and rally against that. We can make this a citizen's habit.  

2011: Responsible Citizens + Accountable Politics
Problem: Politicians have time and again pushed constitution deadline; we citizens seem to give them license to do just that. Unless we care for accountability, why would the politicians? 
Response: We should become responsible citizens and contest better political alternatives.  
What we did:  We stood in silence for 15 minutes, promoting a simple message:  "It is our responsibility as citizens to bring accountability from politicians."   We did that over 100 times (daily for 3 months, and weekly for 3 months) at Durbar Marg. It was organized under the theme of मेरो देश, मेरै दायित्व! (Mero Des, Merai Dayitwa) in partnership with Nepal Unites.
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fun learning

1/1/2015

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Sweaters Campaign

2/20/2014

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A student without a sweater faces not only Kathmandu's bitter winter, but also embarrassment in front of classmates. Sweaters Campaign channeled 100% of donation to those students.
How volunteers helped 164 students in government schools who were facing Kathmandu's bitter winter without sweaters?
  1. By the time, the campaign started, winter was already at its peak.  There was little time to prepare.
  2. There was no funding, no blue-print on how to proceed!
  • Closing Report presented by the Volunteers can be found here.
Closing Status on Feb 13th: 
  • 164 received sweaters.
  • 104 people pledged Rs 68000.
  • Usage of this fund 
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Volunteers from KUSOM executed this campaign, coordinated by Aparmita Tuladhar.
Ayush Manandhar, Chandan Nemkul, Nishan Neupane, Sara Sharma, Romisha Maharjan,  Avritti Bhattari, Sarina Shrestha, Puja Shrestha,  Sneha Shakya, Nischala Neupane, Aishwarya Dhakhwa,  Nilima Mali, Millee Maskey, Prayush Shakya, Nikki Hamal,  Rachita Tuladhar. Simron Shrestha

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Happy Tummy 2013

7/19/2013

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Happy is a tummy without Juka (stomach worms). Mostly caused in monsoon season, Juka when untreated, may even be fatal. Volunteers from 5 schools and colleges went to government schools to raise awareness on, and provide free medicine to students who cannot afford them. 
By August 2013, we reached over 3000 students. 
Cost for supporting a child was Rs 15 per student (Rs 12 for medicine, Rs 3 for related expense).  
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Volunteers are from Ullens School, Rato Bangla School, Trichandra College and Nepal Commerce College.  They are Aleena Shrestha, Prapti Sharma, Ishaan TheKop Rijal, Dolkar Nyangmi, Shristi Bhetwal, Sishtata Neupane, Karishma Keshari Tuladhar, Roshan Chapagain,  Aashish Joshi, Biraj Koirala, Shristi Shrestha, Praven Maharjan,Prena Manandhar, Keshab Raj Joshi, Kriti Dhital, Ram Shankar Ale Magar, Krishna Dhungana, Akshaya Prasai, Mihir Pyakuryal, Gaurav Jaysuwal,Utkrista Pandey , Sulana Shrestha, Sabina Adhikari, Ankita Bista, Bicky Shrestha , Aashaya Upadhayay, Smriti Pandey, Jayshree Jain and Karma Dolma Gurung.

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Walk for yourself

4/30/2013

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Ullens KG Circle organized the “Merai Desh, Merai Dayitwa: Walk for Yourself” walkathon program on 28th April 2013. It was targeted towards youth who would take the responsibility for their society and their future. Some of the things mentioned in the responsibility pledges were:  to drive safely, follow traffic rules, refrain from cheating in exams, refrain from giving or taking bribes. The walk started from Asan chowk and ended in Tarini School at Makhan, where we all did volunteering work.
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march 2013 -monthly updates

2/24/2013

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"If we would bring about a sane and happy society we must begin with ourselves and not with another, not outside of ourselves, but with ourselves." JK

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Dear KG Family,
Spring has come! KG has started a new initiative with volunteers from Ullen's school. This is the result of KG's encouraging volunteers to 'Earn Now, Share Now' so they may be able to channel the earning to social causes.  The volunteers have arranged to place a BMI machine in a supermarket where people pay Rs. 100 to get their vital health statistics - like blood pressure, temperature, Body Mass Index (BMI) etc. Krishna Raj Tiwari, a new staff of KG, is coordinating this. It is an exciting way of contributing to social causes.

HIGHLIGHTS: "I WILL" CAMPAIGN

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Mero Desh, Merai Dayitwa: Walk for yourself
WALKATHON - 27 APRIL 2013
In collaboration with Ullens school and Utsav events, we are organizing a walkathon, "Mero Desh, Merai Dayitwa: Walk for Yourself". The main message of "walking the talk" is to convey to people that there are individuals who still care about Nepal, and are capable enough to do something for the country without relying on the government or political parties. More than 300 youth/ students are estimated to participate in this walk.

The Walkathon will take place in the old city inner lanes of Assan,
​ ending in Darbar Square with a big concert.
(If you want to know more, please visit Walkathon)

CHANGE MAKER OF THE MONTH

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​Pratyush Shah, a Ullen-KG Circle volunteer, is the Change maker of this month. He is a first year IB student at Ullens. Economics and Business in Nepal interest him the most, and he is very keen to find solutions to the problems of the country. 

 "I could actually be the change and be productive." says Pratyush.

Unlike other non- profit organizations, working with Kehi Garoun goes beyond traditional methods. In Pratyush, it has brought an awareness of his own role towards the well-being of the country, and the variety of avenues open to him in exploring this. He is very excited about the upcoming Walkathon event.

Change Makers Program: The Ullens-KG Circle is actively coming to KG every Sunday. The team of volunteers have geared up their extensive preparation for the upcoming event- Walkathon on 27 April 2013.

​LIVES THAT WE TOUCHED...

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​RAMILA KAMALI - SRI ARUNODOYA NI. MA. VI. 
Ramila Kamali is a second grader studying in Sri Arunyodhaya Ni. Ma. Vi, Dhoka tole. Her teacher and gift applicant Ms. Bimala Adhikari says Ramila stays with her family of four. Unfortunately, her father cannot work due to his fractured leg; plus he is battling with alcoholism, a habit which causes a lot of unwanted problems at home. Her mother works as a maid; hers is the only source of income for the entire family. The insufficient income cannot even provide basic educational needs for Ramila such as stationery or a school bag. She puts up a brave face at school and rarely shows the problems she faces. She never misses a day at school and remains an obedient and hard working student. Ramila wishes to study and come to school regularly in the future too.

​PROGRAM UPDATES

KG Gifts Program: An increasing number of teachers are
 displaying enthusiasm to help more children by applying to
KG gifts. Many teachers share with us that the program is
a helpful one in providing something substantial for needy
students. This month, we helped a total of 41 students. We
​are helping more than a child a day!
College Outreach Program: This month, we followed up with the
KG Circles that were formed in the last month. Among them,
Team Hybrid from British School has really performed well.
During the follow up sessions, we found out that the Circle
Volunteers feel very satisfied and encouraged to help the
​government school children.

​INSTITUTIONAL UPDATES

  • Expenses: Rs.97K against collection of Rs 91K. Use of 10% of collection will be decided by the staff.
  • 13 new enabling members were recruited by Mr. Sushil Thapa, partner of K-Lab.  
  • Planning Walkathon in DC (USA) on April 14th and in Kathmandu on April 27th.
  • 50% of profit from KG Ventures (like the BMI Initiative and KG canteen) will be channeled to Gifts Pool. 
  • Since the program has stabilized, the Execution Committee meetings will no longer be held every week, but every month.
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update 2013 January

1/2/2013

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INSTITUTIONAL:In January, KG made a few small achievements towards making sure we are able to continue reaching 1000+ children like Pramila.
  1. KG welcomes Swati Upadhyay as the first market-hire.  Swati will focus on the education program.  You may recall that before this, all KG hires would receive 50% of market compensation.
  2. Given we are raising only Rs 56,000 out of Rs 1,15,000 necessary to run the organizations, we are also looking for ways to cut cost.  By the end of January, all 5 extra rooms of the KG Building are rented, resulting in cost savings that is equivalent to Swati’s compensation.
  3. KG and Kathmandu Model College (KMC) agreed to have 4 KMC students volunteer 10 Hours a week for 6 months as KG.  We invite Rajesh Kunwar, Raman Shrestha, Renuka Bhandari and Nisha Adhikari. 
  4. We started placing KG Notebooks at National Book Centre which has become a member of KG Community.  The book store has agreed to take ‘zero margin’ on the KG Notebooks so that all the proceeds may be channeled to social cause.  Please remember them when you need to buy/gift stationery (details in the website) 

 PROGRAM:     
 Due to winter vacation at schools, and a few days of bandhs, we provided only one Sajha Khaja session.       
On 13th Jan, we distributed additional   stationery to Kanya Mandir School and interacted with them as well as their parents.      
KG volunteers participated on the program “Bagmati Safa Aviyan” - a river cleaning camp - organized by Sanjivani. 

Monthly Event:   We are screening a fund raising movie on February 10 (“EK MEY AUR EKK TUM” at Rs 500 /person at QFX (civil mall)).   Please let Rishav@kgnepal.com.np know if you wish to support us by booking your
seats. 

                                                                                                                                         LIFE YOU TOUCHED!

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​2012 JANUARY UPDATE
Dear KG Members,
Please take a few second to read about  Pramila Shrestha ,
whose life you touched through KG.
Pramila Shrestha is a brilliant student who dreams of being a teacher. She lives near Bishnumati River with her mother who works as a construction labourer.  Her father has left them. She has two siblings; one elder sister and one younger sister; both of them study in Kanya Mandir School. Her mother’s income is not enough for them to eat after paying rent. So sometime even she works on embroidery in small piece of cloth for three hours at night to earn Rs. 25 per piece. They don’t have enough money to eat every day, so most of the time they have to sleep with an empty stomach. KG has been involved in providing her stationery. 

QUOTE OF THE MONTH
Do you feel dissatisfied when you learn of such students?  This is
where the quote of the month may be relevant to you ( ‘On being
discontent’ – JK’s Think on These Things)
“So one must have this total discontent - but with joy.  One must be wholly discontented, not complainingly, but with joy, with gaiety,
with love. Most people who are discontented are terrible bores; they
are always complaining that something or other is not right, or
wishing they were a in a better position, or wanting circumstance to
be different, because their discontent is very superficial…Do you know what it means to be discontented? …… When you feel discontented, you turn on the radio, you go to a guru, do puja, join a club, drink, run after women - anything to smother the flame.  But, you see, without this flash, you will never have the initiative which is the beginning of creativeness.  To find out what is true you  must be in revolt against the established order, but the more money you parents have, and the more secure your teachers are in their jobs, the less they want you to revolt.”
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केही गरौं (KG) - be the change!
Forward this newsletter to your friends and families…and,
​ keep reading on...

Sharing a day, Tarani School


JANUARY 2013 MONTHLY UPDATE

‎"SO, THE FIRST THING IS TO REALIZE THAT THE WORLD' S PROBLEM
IS THE INDIVIDUAL'S PROBLEM; IT IS YOUR PROBLEM AND MY
PROBLEM, AND THE WORLD'S PROCESS IS NOT
SEPARATE FROM THE INDIVIDUAL PROCESS. "...."IT SEEMS TO
ME VERY IMPORTANT, THEN, TO UNDERSTAND THE
TOTAL PROCESS OF INDIVIDUALITY, BECAUSE IT IS ONLY
WHEN THE INDIVIDUAL CHANGES RADICALLY THAT THERE
CAN BE A FUNDAMENTAL REVOLUTION IN SOCIETY. IT IS
ALWAYS THE INDIVIDUAL, NEVER THE GROUP OR THE
COLLECTIVE, THAT BRINGS ABOUT A RADICAL CHANGE
IN THE WORLD, AND THIS AGAIN IS HISTORICALLY SO.
NOW, CAN THE INDIVIDUAL, THAT IS, YOU AND I,
CHANGE RADICALLY? THIS TRANSFORMATION OF
THE INDIVIDUAL BUT NOT ACCORDING TO A PATTERN -
IS WHAT WE ARE CONCERNED WITH, AND TO ME IT IS
​THE HIGHEST FORM OF EDUCATION." - JK


Dear KG Family,

KG-Gifts reached 45 students in 2012.  Do you know how many benefited from KG Gifts in the month of January? 
18 Gifts!  This means, we will reach 200 students in 2012 at this rate.  What's more?  KG Gifts will become KG's central program, having integrated 'mid-day meals' and 'stationery programs' as 'Gifts Program'. 

KG will continue to empower individuals and hold collaborative events.  ​
CHANGE-MAKER SESSIONS
  1. KG Gifts: We initiated a facebook album to track KG gifts, accessible here. 
  2. Change Makers Program:  Every friday, KG holds interactions with volunteers. Ullen's school has started sending 4-5 volunteers to KG as part of their IB course work.
​COMMUNITY EVENTS
Clothes Drive: KG started with a clothes fair on the 5th January, as you read in the last update here.   The clothes collection has continued.  We send two sacks of clothes to a school in western Nepal, Bajura. 

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LIVES THAT YOU TOUCHED

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Puja katawal studies in grade four in Sri Arunodhaya Ni. Ma. Vi. (Dhoka Tol). As per her gift applicant and teacher Ms. Urmila Devi Shrestha, Puja lives with her father and 8 other family members. Her father works as a carpet seller. According to her techers, Puja is a dillegent, hard working and regular student. She comes to school regularly and has a patient nature. Having 9 family members to feed the monthly income of her father is not enough. Due to this, her parents aren't able to even buy her a set of uniform. Her teacher wishes to motivate her by gifting a school uniform. (FB Comments)

INSTITUTIONAL UPDATE
  • We completed audit of the financial statements for the previous fiscal year.  A copy of that statements is here.
  • Month's deficit of Rs 75K has been financed by a loan.  To address funding shortage, we developed a proposal.
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                                                                                SWEATERS CAMPAIGN 2012-2013

12/7/2012

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​FLASH MOB IN DURBAR SQUARE, KATHMANDU

CLOTHES FOR GOVERNMENT SCHOOL STUDENTS
​ THE YEAR ENDS WITH A BANG IN KG

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ABOUT FLASHMOB

On December 31, KG organized a flash mob to promote the
clothes drive. A flash mob is a brief dance-event here group
of people assemble suddenly in a public place, perform
a brief dance and then quickly disperse.  In this occasion,
​we danced to Gangnam style!

ABOUT CLOTHES DRIVE FOR WARM WINTER

To address the problem of shortage of clothing of students of government school, KG and the three youths from Hollins University jointly are initiating “Clothes Drive for Warm Winter”. Through the program it is expected to support 300 students from 30 different government schools in Education Support Network of KG. ​

​CLOTHES DRIVE - JANUARY 2013

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In the gifts programs, KG received a lot of request for warm clothes.  This firmed up our partnership with 3 students from Hollins University to carry out a clothes drive in January 2013.
Clothes Fair was successful, thanks to the contributions from:
  •   Volunteers - 16
  •   Teachers - 12
  •   Students- 180+
  •   Parents- 20+
  •   Donors- 25+ 

EVENT DETAILS

Clothes Drive was held at Kanya Mandir Premises for the students of 30
government schools, on 5th 
January,2013.  We had collected over 600
washed and used clothing items.

On the warm sunny winter, the clothes fair started with the big bang.
The students received clothes by dancing on " Gangnam Style" and playing
games like Pin The Donkey, Solving Puzzle, Mathematics Questions, Hit
The Can, London Stop, Chungi, Score A Basket. More than 180 students
​received clothes to keep themselves warm in this winter.

BUILT UP TO THE CLOTHES DRIVE
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Lessons
  • The children felt happy when they won the clothes through dance and games.
  • There were more clothes than winner, so we started distributing the clothes freely.  The children became  greedy, envious and unappreciative.   We stopped the free distribution after some time.  The remaining clothes will be given in future events.
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UPDATES FROM FEB 2013

2/2/2012

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"Relationship is the only thing that we have, and without understanding that relationship we can never find out what reality is or God is. So, to bring about a complete change in the social structure, in society, the individual must cleanse his relationship, and the cleansing of relationship is the beginning of his own transformation."  JK
Dear KG Family,
February is the month of sharing love. This month, KG has focused to make a child happy everyday and has flourished!  Through KG Gifts, 99 students have already received the gifts- sweaters, socks, shoes, bags.   This has encouraged and excited the teachers who in the past did not know that so many individuals would come forward to help after hearing these stories. KG hopes to raise support for stationary for 1000 students for new session.

Full update page is here. ​

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Sophiya Khatun is a class 1 student of Arunodaya Ni. Ma. Vi. She lives with other 5 family members. Her father owns a small business but doesn't make enough to support the family's basic need. She is diligent student who is very studious and believes in personal cleanliness. She loves her friends a lot. She is keen in studying and can answer any question that is being asked by teachers. 

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.Sophiya lives with her aunt. She has a poor economic background. She comes with bare feet in school and doesn't have proper uniform to wear. In a week, she used to be present only for 2-3 days. And according to her teacher, Ms. Bimala Acharya, she covered her face due to shyness.

Through KG Gifts, she has been given sweater on the cold winter, supported by Siddhartha Maharjan. She has been encouraged to come to school, says her teacher in an excited tone. Nowadays, she is regular to school and studies with the whole heart. She stands first/second in her class. Now that she has received a KG gift, she says she wants to study hard and doesn't want to put any burden to her aunt.

Ms. Bimala says she has been exhilarated and happy to see Sophiya improving and being a confident girl. Ms. Bimala is also praised by the school's principle. With KG Gifts, she really feels empowered to do something for their students.
AN EXPOSURE TRIP
KG organized an exposure trip for members on 27th February for a child-education specialist (Ms. Mariko).  We went to Tarini School and Bal Bikash School.  Mariko was interested in urban schools as she had a lot of experience in rural schools of Nepal. After seeing the classroom in session, discussing with teachers, she concluded that prospects of these students were not much better than their village students.  The teachers also shared how they feel that 
the chief problem in teaching in government schools is that no matter how hard they try to make students learn, they fall apart when they know the parents are not concerned for their child's education. 
COLLEGE OUTREACH PROGRAM
​KG Team went to two colleges, British College and Ace Institute of Management in February 2013. The team presented about what we want to do in life and choices of people have. It talks about the third option by increasing the ability to respond thus ensuing personal success and social success- 'Earn now and share now'. 

In Ace, 8 circle teams were formed in total of two BBA-BI classes and in British College, ACCA students formed 3 circles who have taken up a day to remember to share happiness and sponsor a child by giving gifts.

​                                                                                          KG AWARDS- JANUARY 2013 WINNER KABITA GURUNG 

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Kabita Gurung is a class six student of Bal Bikash Ni. Ma. Vi. She stays with other six members of her family.  Her father is a laborer. According to her teacher, Ms. Indra Prasad Pokhrel, she is very obedient and very hardworking. She is not only excellent in her studies but also active in other extra curricular activities. She makes the classroom lively and organized. She takes care that the school's environment is clean and peaceful.

Kabita Gurung and her Principal  
Kavita won hearts of the community and inspired the highest votes in January 2013. She received a Certificate of Appreciation from KG and was awarded Rs. 1000 in front of assembly line from the school principal. She spent the whole amount to buy the necessary stationery supplies, says her teacher. 
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LOOKING AHEAD:
  1. KG has set up a transparency page, and looks to raise Rs 36K per month through Enabling Members.
  2. Having successfully helped 1 child a day, we now hope to help 2 a day.
  3. We are going a college every week to form circles of volunteers.
  4. We are helping Ullen's Circle to organize a Walkathon in April.
Institutional Updates:
  1. Fund raised Rs. 50K in February from 33 contributors.  
  2. Patan Fair Trade Centre is a Enabling Member.
  3. We parted ways with Mohhamad Rabbani who helped us frame the stationery campaign this year. 

Please send us your feedback and queries at membership@kgnepal.com.np
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Classroom without Hunger

3/15/2006

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Sajha Khaja साझा खाजा !
  • KG provided mid-day meals  (साझा खाजा)  to some students who can not afford to bring lunch.  
  • Since 2005, KG has shared over 21,000 meals with students who otherwise would have stayed hungry in their classes.
Go here for full history
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