In Nepal, limited access to quality education perpetuates a cycle of inequality, hindering the potential of underserved children. Many face barriers including financial constraints, lack of educational resources, and limited mentorship. As a result, their school performance and further professional growth are stunted, limiting their ability to break free from the cycle of poverty and reach their full potential. Despite the impressive progress that Nepal has made in the field of assuring education in recent decades, the needs are far from being met. The problems attached to available education are, among others, a shortage of qualified teachers, overemphasis on memorisation, limited access to technology or poorly designed curriculum.

With 40 per cent of the population under the age of 18 years, investing in children and adolescents is important in shaping the national development. Ensuring a positive learning environment and educational support aiming to unlock youth potential is the key to tackling inequalities in the long term.

At the heart of our mission is the belief that every child can achieve success. We promote the idea that kids should be active actors in shaping their own futures, inspiring them to dream big and work towards their goals.