About New Nepal Society Center
NNSC is an NCRC-recognized children's home in Sirutar, Bhaktapur committed to sound upbringing and protection of vulnerable children for their greater good.
New Nepal Society Center
New Nepal Society Center (NNSC) is a non-profit organization and children's home based in Sirutar, Bhaktapur. Established in 2007 through the collective effort of seven people who later became the board members of NNSC, the organization was formed to function as a public welfare non-profit social organization. At the time, a total of 12 children were part of the NNSC children's home.
2007
After its registration in 2007, the functioning of the organization was in a challenging state. In 2013, with the appointment of new board member Kamal Bhattarai as the secretary, NNSC was driven into long-term project planning and functionality oriented towards building a children's home, giving space for the programs we have today.
2016
Himalaya Friends e.V. began supporting NNSC, with their support directed towards the quality education of the children in the home. This led NNSC to expand on its other objectives, including children rescue, various enrichment programs for the children at home, and easy access to education for children from underprivileged families.
2022
NNSC started with the presidency of Kamal Bhattarai. The children's home requirement was formally fulfilled. Through registration amendments, newer objectives were added, and the structure of the children's home was built, leading to NNSC's registration as a functioning Children's Home approved by the Nepal Children's Rights Council (NCRC).
2023
The children's home location was changed from Baneshwor to its current location at Sirutar, Bhaktapur. This location allowed ample space for the children to focus on different enrichment activities within and near the house area. The year also marked the beginning of NNSC's continued donor relationship with Chance for Nepal and Himalayan Children Future Funds.
2024
Agricultural activities within the space were started to make organic produce accessible for the home as well as generate additional income utilizing the resources available to us.
Today
NNSC has thoroughly objective-based operational activities running smoothly. As a NCRC-recognized Children's Home, NNSC is actively working towards scaling its facilities so that it can expand the capacity of the home in supporting other needy children.
Our Mission
todayTo ensure no childтАЩs future is limited by circumstance: through education, shelter, safety, and health care for children in our home and for families still finding their way out of poverty.
Our Vision
tomorrowTo develop the full potential of our children and ensure their reintegration to society as responsible and independent adults.
Objectives of NNSC
To operate a residential children's home for the rescue and long-term protection of children needing special care: orphaned, helpless, and disabled children.
To conduct various programs to protect children from harmful vices/addiction.
To increase easy access to education for children.
To help eliminate child labor.
To coordinate and conduct various programs in collaboration with the Government of Nepal, local bodies, District Development Committees, and governmental/non-governmental organizations.
This organization shall be a non-profit, public welfare social organization.
For the upliftment of persons with disabilities, children, widows, elderly women, Dalits, victims, and helpless/marginalized indigenous ethnic groups; to conduct skill-based employment programs for their support.
To conduct public-awareness programs against social malpractices: gender discrimination, sex trafficking, trafficking of girls/children, trafficking of narcotic substances, and HIV/AIDS.
OUR IMPACT IN ACTION
Bridging connections, Building Futures
Made feel at home through mutual connections and individual growth, with quality education and skill-based training, we encourage children to practice discretion and determine a future.
200+
Futures supported
Understanding potential
Understanding the specific interests and capabilities of the children, and developing their potential to build a future.
A system of support
As a family, creating a safe space where mutual connections foster support and reinforce their confidence in themselves.
тАЬI have been here for 11 years. I came to the home when I was 6. I have a deep interest in art, and want to be an artist in the future. Looking back, my life wouldnтАЩt have been as easy as it is today if it wasnтАЩt for NNSC.тАЭ
Jamuna Malla, 17
NNSC Student Since 2014
Our Team
Kamal Bhattarai
President
Kamal leads the organization with a belief that genuine change is built slowly, through trust and consistency rather than spectacle. Under his presidency, NNSC has remained committed to its founding conviction: that every child deserves not just care, but a life they can call their own.
Sujan Chalise
Treasurer
Sujan Chalise is committed to social service and community development. As Treasurer of NNSC, he contributes to effective management, financial oversight, and organizational growth. With a background in Rural Development and Social Work, he helps support NNSCтАЩs mission.
Sujana Adhikari
Project Head
Sujana is the project head of NNSC Children's Home. She oversees the decisions that shape every child's life at NNSC: from education and admissions to the programs, relationship with the staff, and the day-to-day running of the home. She coordinates between the children, the board and the schools.
Amjad Prawej
Advisor
Amjad brings an outside perspective to the decisions that shape NNSC's direction: he offers guidance on strategy, organizational development, and the questions that sit beyond the day-to-day. His counsel is steady, far-sighted, and always in service of what NNSC is working to become.
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