Join us in celebrating ISN on its 10th anniversary of providing excellent care to children. Over the years ISN has formed a tight-knit extended family among its staff and 18 children, who now range in age from 18 months to 14 years old. In 2006, ISN’s founder, Uma Karki, set aside her successful career to
An 11 Year Old Helps Others to Adopt
We adopted our daughter Sophia from Voronezh Russia in April 2004. Ever since we adopted her, we have told her about her adoption and the orphanage that she was in. Ten years later Sophia came to me while we were on a train from Washington DC to New York City and said she wanted to
Volunteer Spotlight: Sachin Parajuli
Our volunteers are essential to our work helping children. Get to know Sachin and how he’s contributing to Inspiration Society of Nepal. Since 2007, Children’s Home has been supporting the operational expenses of Inspiration Society of Nepal (ISN), a small home in Kathmandu that cares for orphaned and abandoned children, as part of our Global Family
Outgrowing Our Home in Nepal
In early September, we posted some projects that Inspiration Society of Nepal (ISN) is trying to fund, one of which is their hope to move to a larger facility. Since Children’s Home made a commitment to help fund ISN’s operating expenses back in 2007, we’ve watched it evolve from a new home for little ones to
Nepalese Children’s Home Needs Your Help
Nepal is home to hundreds of independently-run children’s homes, all of which struggle to stay afloat due to a complete lack of government funding. Inspiration Society of Nepal(ISN) is one that stands out from the rest. Registered as a non-profit NGO in 2006, ISN is ethically run with a keen focus on the needs of
Hogar Del Niño Orphanage | One Family’s Path from Adoption to Child Welfare Support
There are countless stereotypes that linger around the word “orphanage.” Dirty, crowded, crying babies, attachment disorders, and empty stomachs are just a few examples. The Hogar del Niño orphanage in Mixco, Guatemala truly surpasses all of these negative connotations. My parents, older sister, and I were introduced to the Hogar del Niño completely by chance in
Inspired Care for Children in Nepal
Inspiration Society of Nepal in Kathmandu provides orphaned and abandoned children a safe place to live in a nurturing, home-like setting. Without ISN and places like it, these children would likely be homeless and live on the street. Our partnership with ISN is one example of our commitment to give back in countries where we
Inspiration Society of Nepal
Started by a young Nepali woman, Uma, in 2007, the Inspiration Society of Nepal is an orphanage that is home to around 20 children from infant up to 7 years old. The staff members include four caregivers, a nurse, a cook, a teacher, an accountant and a doctor who visits regularly from the best children’s
