As a result of an additional large grant from Futures For Kids (FFK) on 31/12/2019, KIKN has been able to send the funds to help several schools by increasing the numbers of children for the breakfast clubs and by the purchase of equipment badly needed by some of the schools. Shree Buddha is one of
David and Angela Bailey, Taekwondo instructors from the UK, recently asked if they could visit one of our schools to demonstrate this art of self defence. We arranged for them to visited Neel Barahi Scool to introduce the children to this art of self defence with a demonstration .It was very well received by the children.
KIKN welcomed the year of the Rat on Saturday 1st February with its annual fund raising Open House. We have had one of the best years yet. Sponsors and donors came together to support the event. There was an array of delicious food and drinks available. It was a truly cosmopolitan event with people coming
Kate, one of our Trustees is running the Brighton Half Marathon on 23rd February and to make things harder for herself is also doing the London Vitality Big Half Marathon one week later. This has meant lots of training runs for Kate. Kate is hoping to raise enough money to buy 50 children a school
It’s good to see that the new classroom furniture which was part of KIKN’s recent projects for 2019 is now in place and being well used at Jana Sudhar School. Thank You.
Thanks to our amazing supporters who came out in force, KIKN raised much needed funds towards the 7 Breakfast clubs in the 7 schools in Kathmandu – our focus and priority for 2020. It was KIKN’s best fundraising event to date. The room was buzzing with friendly but competitive spirit. It resulted in ties from