Schools

Educating Children ~ Empowering Communities

Supporting Schools

As some of the Nepalese school names are quite similar, the naming convention we use is the Community Name unless there are multiple supported schools in a community, in which case we use School Name.

All of the children in the Manisha UK supported schools are lower caste and vulnerable, some are orphaned and/or have special needs. Families are usually subsistence farmers. Disabled and orphaned children are cared for by the local community, mainly by Mothers’ Groups.

In general, Nepali culture can be seen as male dominated; however, it is a condition of Manisha UK support that education is made available on a non-fee paying basis, to both girls and boys. Encouragingly, the gender split amongst students tends to be a 50/50 split of boys and girls.

Learning Resource Centre (LRC)

In 2019 we  partnered with The Steve Sinnott Foundation to fund the capital expense of this project. Manisha UK will cover the running costs of the centre until it can be handed over as a going concern to the community.

In addition to our supported schools, the LRC will be available to local schools and individuals, to provide:

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