Changing Stories Nepal

Helping kids catch back up in learning

to continue their education

In Nepal, hardly 28% of the fifth-graders understand mathematical concepts and 32% don’t even learn 5% of their course till grade 5.

We are working to make sure the kids are learning when they go to school.

Changing Stories Nepal is a non-profit that supports academically struggling students at the primary level through remedial classes.

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The Learning Crisis

17.9% of the students enrolled in Grade 1 drop out of school before graduating Grade 5. That’s a lot of kids missing out on education before even completing the primary level of education.

Among the students who drop out, the majority of them come from public schools, with low family incomes, and those who are living in rural areas of Nepal. Due to the learning crisis, these kids risk being trapped in the poverty into which they were born.

The good news is that the learning crisis is a solvable problem. Each year, we help hundreds of students learn to read, write, and do math through remedial classes that teach kids the basic skills they need to become lifelong learners and complete an education. With this, we are on our way to building a Nepal where every kid learns.

Anup Chaudhary

“I come from a family where we don’t have that much. If I don’t study well I will have to plow in the field like my parents.”

Sauni Chaudhary

“My hope is that my children will never have to go through any embarrassment in life just because they came from a poor family and couldn’t afford a good education.”

Binay Chaudhary

“ Reading is the best thing about school. I enjoy going through long texts that have pictures, too.”

Anup Chaudhary

“I come from a family where we don’t have that much. If I don’t study well I will have to plow in the field like my parents.”

Sauni Chaudhary

“My hope is that my children will never have to go through any embarrassment in life just because they came from a poor family and couldn’t afford a good education.”

Binay Chaudhary

“ Reading is the best thing about school. I enjoy going through long texts that have pictures, too.”

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