Education
Scholarships, libraries, computers and school reconstruction, so that learning does not stop.
Praramva handed over the Bamboo School, Panchakanya Primary School, after reconstruction in Lagarche, Sindhupalchok.



On the ground
Working in Kavre, Sindhupalchok and Lalitpur since 2069 B.S.
Founded in Nepal
Kavre · Sindhupalchok · Lalitpur
Education to environment
Singapore Red Cross
Praramva means beginning for change. We are a non-profit, non-governmental social welfare organisation in Nepal, working where the need is greatest, in education, health, agriculture and the protection of women and children.
Welfare is where we start. Self-reliance is what we are working toward. Since 2069 B.S. that has meant rebuilding schools, keeping classes running after the earthquake, and staying in the same villages long enough for it to count.

Kavre, after the Gorkha earthquake
Praramva was founded to hold education, health and agriculture together rather than treat them as separate problems. In a village they never are.
Scholarships, libraries, computers and school reconstruction, so that learning does not stop.
Health camps and awareness programmes reaching remote communities with basic care.
Supporting rural livelihoods and the land they depend on, alongside education and health.
Vocational skills for women, and campaigns against trafficking, child labour and abuse.
Sustainable change only happens when the community itself is proactively involved.
After the Gorkha earthquake, Praramva became part of the reconstruction effort in Sindhupalchok and Kavre, first with temporary learning centres, then with permanent buildings.

Panchakanya Primary School was rebuilt in bamboo and handed back to the community. A school designed for the hills it stands in.

Centres at Mangalamai Secondary School gave children a safe place to keep studying while permanent schools were rebuilt.

Built in collaboration with the Singapore Red Cross for families displaced by the Gorkha earthquake.
With Singapore Red Cross

An award presented by Chief Justice Sushila Karki and Jhamak Kumari Rai, President of the Armed Police Force Women's Association, to Kalpana Rai, for her role as a guardian to children in need, for promoting health, education and agriculture, and for her active awareness work to eradicate human trafficking.
Praramva means beginning for change. We seek to spread the light of hope and care wherever we find the darkness of anguish and despair.
Kalpana RaiFounder & PresidentIndividual donors are our main support, so we would rather be plain about how the organisation is constituted and where giving goes.





Individual donors have always been our main support. A gift, a partnership or a few weeks of your time all move the same work forward.