KIKN Annual Dance 12/11/2016 at Goals Beckenham North,Copers Cope Road, BR31NZ 7.30-11PM. Ticket is £16 with a free drink. For the 5th consecutive year, KIKN is holding its annual dance to raise the funding to continue its vital work in the schools in Kathmandu. There is a licensed bar. Nepalese and Asian craft will be
Neel Barahi is the first school that KIKN helped to improve its facilities and infrastructure benefitting over 800 pupils in its care. In addition to the 35 computers and solar panels that have been installed, KIKN started its first ‘Tiffin /Breakfast Club’ for 100 of the young infant/nursery children. The dancing, karate and English Language
KIKN held its biggest Open day to date today. We now sponsor over 40 children and are helping 3 schools with a total pupil population of approximately 1500. A great undertaking, only made possible by the generosity and loyal support from everyone out there. Thank you all !
Jana Sudhar extended a warm welcome to Janet ( Chair) and John ( trustee ) to the school. Pupils lined the corridors and offered flowers as their gratitude to KIKN for all the support that has been given to the school. Thank you all to enable KIKN to make it happen.
Laxmi was born with multiple physical disability but has no diagnosis. Her mother is her means of getting to school etc. She is totally dependent on her mother for every aspect of her physical care. She is one of KIKN’s 3 year 11 (6th Form) students. She came by to say thank you for KIKN’S
Some of the KIKN children came and started to hand in their letters to their sponsors, keeping their part of the bargain. Some are beautifully written. Some are full of aspirations for their future. This is the highlight of my annual trip – learning about the pride the children have for their country and their