Nepal Rastriye Hostel
Mugu is the most remote and least developed district of Nepal. Medical and educational infrastructure is almost non-existent and difficult to establish due to poor road conditions and many meters of altitude. About 63 % of the total population can neither read nor write, only 9 % of the women are fully literate! The population is 80 % Bhote, a...[ read more ]
Kathmandu Teacher Training
As part of our commitment to improving the quality of education in Nepal, Chay Ya has developed an innovative teacher training program to address the challenge of inadequately trained teachers. Despite a standardized state school curriculum in Nepal, the qualifications for teachers are set remarkably low – only a high school diploma is required to teach in public schools. This...[ read more ]
Shree Millat Basic School
Rautahat district, located in the central region, has a very high proportion of Dalits (untouchables) and marginalized ethnic groups, as well as the lowest literacy rate (42 %) of all districts in Nepal (women: 32 %, men: 51 %). The district’s schools are extremely overcrowded; over 100 pupils per classroom are common. It is therefore one of the districts with...[ read more ]
Shree Mahadev Basic School
Shree Mahadev Basic School is located in Sanjyalbada village at 1,950 m. It has recently been expanded to run classes up to 8th grade (before only students up to 5th grade could attend school here). Unfortunately, there was not enough space to accommodate three extra classes. Therefore, we decided to construct a two-story building with five classrooms and clean toilets...[ read more ]
Shree Santijan Basic School
The village of Kandagaun is located at 3,015 m altitude in a beautiful green and hilly area. Unfortunately, the school building was old, damaged and lacked space to accommodate the 145 students and their four teachers. With the help of the Carnevali Foundation, we constructed a new school building with three big classrooms and new clean toilets. Furthermore, child-friendly furniture...[ read more ]
Shree Secondary School, Pratapkot Dang
Pratapkot is one of the remotest villages in Dang district and is located at an altitude of 1,450 m. Its inhabitants are very poor, with many of them belonging to the Dalit caste (“untouchables”). The village school’s structure is very weak and the building lets in water during monsoon season. Plus, there is not enough room to accommodate all of...[ read more ]
Shree Anhotilal Secondary School
Rautahat district, located in the central region of Nepal, is one of the most deprived districts in Nepal. Rautahat has a very high proportion of Dalits (untouchables) and marginalized ethnic groups compared to other districts, as well as the lowest literacy rate (42 %) of all districts in Nepal (women: 32 %, men: 51 %). The district’s schools are extremely...[ read more ]
Shree Chundevi Basic School
Shree Chundevi Basic School is located in Machhegaun, at the foothills of the beautiful Chandragiri hill. There are about 250 houses in this village, whose 1,200 inhabitants belong to the Tamang, Magar, Newar, Brahmin and Chhetri ethnic groups. Unfortunately, the school building is old and in a dilapidated condition due to the earthquake, so students can only learn at high...[ read more ]
Shree Basic School
Rautahat district has a a very low literacy rate(42%) and poor economic condition and Chay Ya believes that the education of children is the backbone of the village communities and leads to a sustainable reduction of poverty. Especially underprivileged ethnic groups and castes have very difficult access to education in Nepal, as do girls. In the Shree Basic School located...[ read more ]
Shree Gaurishankhar Secondary School
In 2019, Shree Gaurishankhar Secondary School was partially buried by mudslides due to the heavy rainfall. School attendance was made impossible for the 250 students from kindergarten to 10th grade. The villagers and their School Management Committee asked Chay Ya for help and we managed to organize donors to finance the construction of three new classrooms. In January, 2020, the...[ read more ]
Shree Anhotilal Secondary School
Rautahat district, located in the central region of Nepal, is one of the most deprived districts in Nepal. Rautahat has a very high proportion of Dalits (untouchables) and marginalized ethnic groups compared to other districts, as well as the lowest literacy rate (42 %) of all districts in Nepal (women: 32 %, men: 51 %). The district’s schools are extremely...[ read more ]
Shree Chundevi Basic School
Shree Chundevi Basic School is located in Machhegaun, at the foothills of the beautiful Chandragiri hill. There are about 250 houses in this village, whose 1,200 inhabitants belong to the Tamang, Magar, Newar, Brahmin and Chhetri ethnic groups. Unfortunately, the school building is old and in a dilapidated condition due to the earthquake, so students can only learn at high...[ read more ]
Shree Gaurishankhar Secondary School
In 2019, Shree Gaurishankhar Secondary School was partially buried by mudslides due to the heavy rainfall. School attendance was made impossible for the 250 students from kindergarten to 10th grade. The villagers and their School Management Committee asked Chay Ya for help and we managed to organize donors to finance the construction of three new classrooms. In January, 2020, the...[ read more ]
Nepal Rastriye Basic School
This dilapidated school is located in Mugu, one of the most remote areas of Nepal. The old and fragile infrastructure makes this school very dangerous, it could collapse over the students’ heads at any time. During the rainy season, most of the classrooms are flooded. The classes are also dark and cold, with children sitting on the freezing stone floors...[ read more ]
Shree Paroha Basic School
Phase I Rautahat District has a very low literacy rate (42 %) and a poor economic situation. Chay Ya believes that children’s education is the backbone of village communities and leads to sustainable poverty reduction. Underprivileged ethnic groups and castes in particular have very difficult access to education in Nepal, as do girls. However, at the Shree Basic School in...[ read more ]
Shree Tarebhir Basic School
Phase I Tarebhir Basic School (Primary school-up to 5th standard) is the only school in Tarebhir village. 65 kids are enrolled in the current primary school. After primary education, students have to walk more than 5 km distance, about 45 minutes to get to lower secondary and secondary education providing school. At present, 100 students go to two different schools...[ read more ]
Shree Manjushree Secondary School
The school rebuilding and rehabilitation project was carried out through the financial support of Earth C-Air, Chay Ya Switzerland and implementation work at community level was carried out by Chay Ya Nepal. In consultation with the stakeholders of the school, the construction management committee was chosen, of which “School Management Committee” was unanimously given authority for the construction process. The...[ read more ]
Support of Children with Special Needs (SuPa School)
The Supa Inclusive School is located in one of the poorest regions of the Far-Western Development Region, Nepal (Kailali District), and provides education for sixty physically and mentally disabled children. The school was built originally to accommodate a maximum of twenty children. However, the demand was so great that, after a short time, the school was already bursting at the...[ read more ]
Shree Chharka Bhot Basic School
Chharka Bhot is an isolated village in the northeastern part of the Dolpo region, on the border with Tibet. The Shree Chharka Bhot Basic School is a government school managed by the local community. 60 children attended it in the last years although it was dilapidated, and parts of it in danger of collapsing. Chay Ya, in cooperation with many...[ read more ]
Shree Saraswati Basic School
The earthquake in April 2015 hit the Rasuwa region particularly hard. 70-80% of the houses were destroyed. Despite the remoteness of the area, our team was able to provide emergency aid (blankets, tarpaulins, food, medicine) within only two days and kept receiving requests for support to rebuild schools. Since Thade is one of the poorest villages in the region, we...[ read more ]