Kopila Nepa recently outlined the number of children and women currently enrolled: - 43 children in the Early Child Development classes, reaching youngsters from local, labouring families. - 140 migrant, working children being educated across 5 satellites classes in the heart of the brickfields. - 10 children in the class specially designed to meet the needs and aspirations of children with Cerebral Palsy. - 12 women enrolled in the 25th sewing training class. This project is so impactful in seeding countless women-led businesses across the Kathmandu Valley.
This Nepali devised and delivered work has been growing for over 26 years, reaching thousands of underserved families. Changing lives.
Today, @KopilaNepa has support from within Nepal and from key partnerships around the world: in Spain, India, Belgium, The Netherlands, Germany and many more. It started with a friendship, two men with one vision. One in Wrexham and one in Kathmandu. We believe that the Brick Children School has been a 'Beacon for Education' in Nepal and we are delighted to see that the Nepali led Kopila Nepa programmes continue to grow.
After all these years, and confident that strong partnerships have been developed with these international partners, Trustees have determined to close the Brick Children School charity on 31 March 2007 and we will make final transfer of funding to BCS at that time. We thank you all for your support over a long period.
Dhanyabad, Diolch, thank you to everyone who has supported this work through The Brick Children School 🙏🏾🙏🏼🙏🏿#Friendship #Partnership #volunteering #hope P.S. Many of you have made monthly donations to the BCS via direct debits/standing orders. Thank you. We invite you to cancel these with your bank.
