CESP

Children Education Support Program — Supporting Nepal's Future Generations

Introduction

Nepal is categorised as a developing country facing many challenges. The ten-year civil war, the heart-breaking earthquake and political instability have been huge obstacles for development. There is a huge gap between poor and rich. Many children have lost their parents in conflict and natural disasters like earthquakes, floods and landslides, leading to an increment in child trafficking and child rights violations.

CESP

CESP is SAMDAN's educational support (scholarship) program. Currently the program supports 53 children in Nepal with their education and health. Parents want to provide good education and a secure life for their children, but not everyone's economic status supports it. Corruption, social discrimination and geographical diversities are other factors of poverty. Children are especially vulnerable to these circumstances.

CESP is focused especially on the educational part of children's lives — believing that supporting educational needs is a way to support them in all their needs.

CESP Children

Criteria of Selection

  1. Economic poverty hindering the child from attending school
  2. Economic poverty combined with parental neglect due to addiction
  3. Economic poverty combined with low caste/tribal discrimination
  4. Economic poverty and orphanage
  5. Economic poverty combined with natural disaster suffering

Goals

  • Educational support for establishing a leading educated society
  • Reducing poverty by investing in education
  • Building civilized & educated manpower for the nation
  • Increased child healthcare

Activities

  • Finding the real needy children according to target criteria
  • Monthly child education support
  • General health care support
  • Educational trips for knowledge expansion
  • Regular monitoring and follow-up visits
CESP Learning
Free Web Hosting