Helping Hands for Nepal

The work achieved by our small team at Helping Hands for Nepal is something we are incredibly proud of. 💛🇳🇵
We have been supporting the twins, Ganga and Jamuna, for several years now, and it has been wonderful to watch them grow in confidence, progress with their education, and enjoy happier, more secure lives.
None of this would be possible without the kindness, generosity, and continued support of our amazing friends and supporters. Every contribution, no matter how big or small, helps us make a real and lasting difference to the lives of children in Nepal.

Our fundraising events are the heartbeat of everything we do for the children and communities we support in Nepal. 🇳🇵💛

Events like our Art in the Garden Afternoon are made possible by the kindness, generosity, and talents of the wonderful friends who give up their time to share their skills and create something truly special for everyone to enjoy.

Every ticket purchased, every workshop attended, and every person who joins us helps support our vital work in Nepal — bringing hope, opportunity, and brighter futures to those who need it most.

Two places left - get yours now 🥰🖼🖌👩🏼‍🎨

✨ Learn a New Skill & Create Something Beautiful ✨

We still have spaces available on our lampshade Making Workshop — the perfect opportunity to learn a new craft in a relaxed and friendly setting while creating your very own bespoke lampshade to take home.

All you need to bring is 1 metre of fabric for a 30cm diameter lampshade. Don’t worry if you don’t have material — we may be able to supply some for you.

Whether you’re crafty already or simply fancy trying something new, this workshop is suitable for beginners and promises to be a fun and creative experience.

Come along, meet new people, learn a new skill and leave with something unique for your home

Young people in Nepal have many barriers to education, the distance between the villages and schools is probably the biggest one.

In a remote Chitwan village, an 11-year-old girl is stuck repeating a class she cleared—not because she failed, but because the next school is two hours away.
👉 Detail:https://kathmandupost.com/national/2026/05/17/ayushma-chepang-passed-grade-5-home-duties-keep-her-in-the-same-class

Art in the Garden is Back for Summer 2026.

Do you shop at Tesco? Please help Helping Hands for Nepal win a £1,000 donation! All you need to do is sign up to easyfundraising, then you can raise a cashback donation for us every time you shop online - at no extra cost! Then shop online at Tesco or F&F Clothing by May 31st – every shop equals some extra funding for us AND an entry into the £1,000 donation draw! Thank you so much:

You spend, brands donate to Helping Hands for Nepal. Help us when you shop with 7,000+ brands. Join now.

Evicted new mothers and children struggle in temporary shelters Families are facing hardship without food choices, infant care facilities and uncertainty over resettlement.