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Bloom Nepal Foundation provides scholarships for good primary education to underprivileged children from remote areas of Nepal.
Education remains the single most important aspect to guide a progressive society. With this as our guiding principle, we are a charitable organisation aspiring to make a difference to the lives of underprivileged children with undescribed talents by providing them a equitable access to good primary education.
Our partner schools reach out to community schools spread across Nepal and seek the students who have not had enough intellectual push due to limited resources. Selection is done based on following four criteria:
Our partner schools provide interest based education. Our (day) residential model encourages children to do more than just fact based learning. They explore their talents like music, sports, arts, science and programming.
Our schools create a setting where we inspire and motivate children to think different. To become creative and motivated to make a change.
Education is the best weapon in the fight against poverty. We want our students to become changemakers for Nepal.
Pujana is a student in grade 6 who lives with her mother and brother in the local area. Her father is working abroad in Qatar and her mother is a janitor at Bloom Nepal School. Pujana enjoys singing and hopes to have a career in music. She is active in singing competitions at her school and values the academic and non-academic opportunities it provides. She is motivated to achieve a successful academic career and works extremely hard towards it.
Currently studying in grade 9, Priya is from a remote part of Gorkha district. Priya says she wants to be a doctor and provide free access to medicine and health support. Her inspiration is her single-mother, who has been able to provide for the family by being a local health supervisor.
Bipin is currently studying in grade 8 and comes from a rural village of Kailali. He has his mother, father, and two elder sisters in his family. He is motivated to become an hydromechanical engineer but unfortunately, the income of his father cannot afford it. This makes him worried about the future opportunities that would be limited by the economic crisis in his family.
He is polite, disciplined, and concerned about his friend’s sentiments.
If you want to help us in any way or if you simply want to know more about our efforts, reach out to us.