Grace Home

Our first residents and staff

In July 2011 we were thrilled to open Grace Women’s Home in the South East of Kathmandu Valley.  There is space for up to 20 women and their children and we provide them with clean rooms, fellowship and food.  We are even in the process of starting bio-dynamic farm on the site.

  Unlike the rooms that our women in Kathmandu were living in, there is running water and we will install a back-up electricity source so that they won’t be plunged into darkness during the many powercuts.  The home is far safer in an earthquake than the delapidated buildings the women live in in heavily built up Kathmandu.

The building at the top is a meeting room where we will hold further training courses in addition to the sewing and literacy courses we already run.  Eventually we hope to operate a business on the premises and provide work for our needy women.

The centre costs £650 per month and we still need some support with this.  Please consider if can donate £10 per month to us, we are only a small charity.

Want to see more, then take a look at GoogleEarth: http://maps.google.com/maps?t=h&hl=en&ie=UTF8&ll=27.615368,85.389712&spn=0.001326,0.001778&z=19

or take a look at a video about the home, it is just three minutes long and available on Youtube: http://youtu.be/iMYPSaSbjiI

Not only will your money be used to help to provide our women with a home, since we will be renting the property from another charity called Restless Development www.restlessdevelopment.org they will use the funds we give them to assist them in their youth projects across Nepal – it’s a charity Two For One!

Read our vision for the home here