• Indreni means rainbow in Nepalese

Every Child Deserves a Bright Future.

We give children in Nepal a loving home, food, proper healthcare and a great education…and we stay with them until they can stand on their own. Indreni’s vision is a caring environment where every child grows with self-respect, dignity and the chance to reach their full potential. All money raised goes directly to the children in our care.

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This September, with the incredible support of our Taiwanese partners, Indreni will begin construction of another school in Western Nepal. Bringing quality education closer to children in one of the country's most remote communities.
At just 12 years old, Suresh carried responsibilities no child should have to bear. After losing the stability of his home, he moved in with elderly relatives where he cooked, cleaned, collected firewood, and cared for others... all while trying to stay in school. He is our new member at Indreni.
For many of our children, getting to school isn’t simple. This bus means safer journeys, less stress, and more energy to focus on what truly matters, and that's learning and growing!
  • Our story

Born Out of Real Childhoods in Nepal

Indreni grew from the vision of founders who lived through childhood poverty in Nepal themselves, without family support. In 2006, they built the home they once needed.

Indreni is the Nepali word for rainbow. Like a rainbow, every child who comes through our doors carries their own colour, their own story and their own destiny. They are living together under one roof at our Indreni Homes, where we step in and help in all areas of Child’s development.

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  • How We Help

We Guide Every Child That's in Our Care. From Kindergarden. Through Schools. To a Job & Career.

Most of our children come from families who simply can’t provide care. We fill that gap completely, in every part of child’s development

A Loving Home

A safe, warm place to belong, with people who care for them every single day.
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Healthcare & Check Ups

Regular check-ups, nutrition and the medical care every child needs to thrive.
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Complete Education

Children Attend Schools and Extracuricular Activities using a School Bus.
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University Support

We help our young people reach and complete third-level and vocational study.
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Career Path Support

We connect Children to Various employers so the graduates can live independently.
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  • Indreni Projects & initiatives

Our work reaches Beyond our front door.

Across Nepal, we help whole communities lift themselves up. From schools support, teacher training, food gardens to local microfinance and co-operative projects.
  • Our Landmark Projects

Homes Built brick by brick, filled with love.

Three homes where more than 70 children live, and a secondary school for a whole community, the landmark projects our supporters made real.
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Children Home One (2016)

Our first home opened with room for 20 children. The first safe roof, warm meals and family life Indreni ever provided.
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Volunteer Home (2018)

the Volunteer Home allows guests to experience the beauty, culture and kindness of rural Nepal while supporting the life-changing work of Indreni.
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Children Home Two (2019)

Our third home completed the vision: a holistic community where more than 70 children live, learn and grow together today.
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  • Indreni Graduates

Children Who Became Independent.

Our aim is simple: young adults who can leave the Indreni home and build their own future. More than 40 have already done it. They currently work in further education, hotels, restaurants, IT and many other sectors. You can help the next child find his own path in life.

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Diki Dolma

Diki Dolma is a shining example of what opportunity can achieve. After growing up at Indreni Home, she is now studying Dentistry while completing her practical clinical training. Living independently with her family, Diki is working towards a career in a hospital, where she hopes to improve the lives of others through compassionate dental care. Her journey is a testament to how education, support, and determination can transform a child's future.

Youbraj Chhetri

Youbraj Chhetri successfully completed his Bachelor’s degree through dedication and hard work. Currently, he works as a teacher in Simthali, guiding and educating students toward a better future. Beyond his teaching career, Youbraj dreams of giving back to society. His goal is to support Indreni Children Home and become a backbone for its growth and sustainability. His life reflects commitment, gratitude, and the desire to help others succeed.

Wanshika Tamang

Wanshika Tamang is taking her first confident steps towards an independent future. After growing up at Indreni Home, she has completed her school leaving exams and is preparing to begin college. Now living independently in rented accommodation, Wanshika continues to pursue her education with Indreni's ongoing support, determined to build a bright future through hard work, resilience, and a love of learning. She has interest in Interior Design.

Prakash Chhetri

Prakash Chhetri, one of the youngest children raised at Indreni Children Home, faced many struggles that taught him the value of care and support. After completing his +2 education, he decided to give back to Indreni by working as IT staff, managing project reports and IT related tasks. Instead of going abroad, he chose to stay in Nepal to directly support Indreni’s mission. Prakash dreams of making Indreni sustainable and aims to be a lifelong backbone of support for the organization, reflecting his dedication, gratitude, and commitment.

Manju Yonzan

Manju Yonzan grew up at Indreni Children Home, where she faced challenges but remained focused on her goals. After completing her +2 education, she went to the United Kingdom for further studies and is currently in her second year of International Hospitality and Tourism Management. Her journey from a children’s home to studying abroad highlights her independence, determination, and hope for a bright future.