Bal Shikshya Abhiyan
Keeping 3,200 children in school through scholarships, learning camps and child-friendly classrooms.
NPR 1,500 keeps one child in school for a full term, books included.
Donate UsHealth camps, teaching support, translation, design — two weeks or two years.
Join as VolunteerLocal governments, CSR teams and INGOs co-design programmes with our field staff.
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Sahayog Nepal (सहयोग नेपाल) was registered in Lalitpur in 2074 B.S. by a group of teachers, health workers and engineers who had spent the post-earthquake years rebuilding their own villages. We are a non-profit, non-political and non-sectarian NGO affiliated with the Social Welfare Council.
We do not arrive with a finished plan. Every programme begins with a ward-level assessment, is approved by the local government, and is run day-to-day by a committee elected in the village itself.
Each service is delivered through local partners and municipal plans, so the work continues long after a project closes.

Rural school support, scholarships for girls, teacher training and digital classrooms.
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Mobile health camps, maternal care, nutrition counselling and WASH awareness.
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Cooperative savings groups, skill training and legal literacy for women.
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Climate-smart farming, seed banks, goat rearing and market linkage support.
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Earthquake-safe rebuilding, landslide mapping and community response teams.
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Gravity-flow water systems, spring protection and household toilet campaigns.
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Keeping 3,200 children in school through scholarships, learning camps and child-friendly classrooms.
Monthly mobile health camps, maternal care and nutrition support in remote Karnali settlements.
Savings cooperatives, tailoring and agro-enterprise training for 1,400 rural women.
Rebuilt 412 earthquake-safe homes and 9 community schools after the 2015 Gorkha earthquake.
Seed banks, off-season vegetable tunnels and market access for 860 smallholder families.
Solar-powered digital classrooms and teacher ICT training across 26 community schools.
Every contribution, large or small, goes directly into our community programmes. Each donation is receipted and appears in our published annual accounts.
Our audited accounts, baseline studies and programme evaluations are published in full — in Nepali and English — because communities and donors both deserve to check the arithmetic.
Audited accounts, programme outcomes and a district-wise breakdown of where every rupee went — in Nepali and English.
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Ninety-two farming households now share fourteen local crop varieties through a village-run seed bank.
Read story“My daughter was the first girl in our ward to finish Class 10. The scholarship and the evening class made that possible.”
“We used to walk two hours for water. Now there is a tap in the courtyard, and the committee — not an outsider — runs it.”
“I have joined four health camps. The organising is careful, the follow-up is real, and the records are properly kept.”