Moonlight Children's Home, Kathmandu, Nepal

The Moonlight Children's Home was established in April 2009 to provide homes for the abandoned homeless and orphan children of Nepal. MCH is a non-profit organization with the aim to provide home, food, education, a healthy environment and entertainment to the development of children so that they grow up to lead a normal life and be good citizens.

Nepal is a beautiful country of mountains and rich culture but sadly its one of the poorest country in the world. Poverty is one reason, which leads to so many homeless children here. Children in Nepal are abandoned and orphaned mostly due to poverty and social issues. Most of the population of Nepal dwells in the rural areas and the recent civil unrest confined to these areas has left many orphaned. Nepal suffered from conflict for about twelve years. During this period, many people lost their lives and many were orphaned during the decade-long Maoist conflict. Realizing these facts, this children's home named 'Moonlight Children's Home' was established to improve the suffering of these children. This children's home is especially for the protection of needy and orphaned girls.

Due to the increase in the number of children abandoned and orphaned every single day, MCH plans to extend the capacity to in-house at least a minimum of 25 children. Moonlight Children Home started with 5 girls and the number has increased. Now we have 11 beautiful girls with us.

CREO Community Support
The CREO Institute is helping the Moonlight Children Home to realize their goal of welcoming more girls into their home and family.

To learn more, visit: http://mchildrenhome.org/index.php?id=4

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