Siya Children’s Home and Activity Centre, Nepal
Siya Children’s Home and Activity Centre is a shelter home for orphans, underprivileged, and abandoned children, and women.
Location: Nepal
The team’s first endeavour towards the protection of fundamental child rights and social security for orphan and abandoned children is Siya Children’s Home, located in Janakpur, the capital city of the Madhesh Province in Nepal. We are a shelter home for orphans, underprivileged, and abandoned children, and women. They bring such children and women together to create a home and hope for both target groups. Every child deserves a quality and memorable childhood. Once they come to the shelter home, they are no more orphans, they become a family. They assure shelter, food, clothes, education, health, empowered voices, and a sustainable future for our children.
The organisation’s vision is not just to rescue children from abject poverty but to enable them to develop and realize their potential. Towards building a sustainable future, the team are doing the following activities.
- Identifying orphans, abandoned children and children in the risk zone. Rescuing them from abject poverty and providing them shelter, cooked meals, warm clothes, quality education, health, and future dreams.
- Collaborateingwith with community schools for activity-based learning, quality education and nutritious meal for kids.
- Identifying abandoned women and helpless single mothers, providing them skills and employment at the shelter home to build a family and support both target groups.
- Facilitating local government and communities in childbirth registration and enrolling them in child grant nutrition programs and education insurance for girls. Siya’s Children’s Home helps communities get their identity for empowered voices.
- They do awareness campaigns against child marriage and domestic violence against women.
- Awareness and orientation to local government and communities on gender equality and women empowerment (GEWE).
- Collaborating with local government to address contemporary issues of waste management, environment, and ecology protection.