Anmol and Sukkals monthly fees!

Namaste Friends,

During my time in Nepal I stumbled upon two radiant little boys, Anmol (8), Sukkal (4).

Suffering with severe cerebral palsy and Abandoned at birth, they were left unattended, undiagnosed and living in a destitute home with 17 other children. The home was understaffed, underfunded and the boys were extremely malnourished and dehydrated. Their health was critical, as for years their basic human needs had not been met. The smallest one was left in a corner, covered in flies and overheating underneath a bed sheet, and denied water to minimise accidents- It was a devastating reality.

Months of networking with physiotherapists and doctors was made even more difficult by a lack of personal funds and background information on the boys’ condition. Additionally, a lack of willingness to facilitate appropriate care by their current ‘carers’ was a huge problem, as parading these boys to well intentioned tourists had become a lucrative business.

Absolute Synchronicity and chance networking led us to a wonderful care facility for disabled children, The Disabled Welfare Centre Nepal. DWC Nepal is a facility full of love that encourages growth in a safe and embracing environment.

With physio Therapy on sight twice a week, 24hour care and structured days full of reading, writing, outdoor play, art and music therapy; -this home was the lifeline the boys both needed and deserved. However, it comes at a combined cost of $210.00 per month.

These boys have my heart and I’m in it for the long haul. Any donations made will go directly to the care home to continue to support Anmols and Sukkals monthly fees. This infrastructure is incredibly vital in a developing society like Nepal and after spending many months there personally; I am passionate about supporting its immediate and long term development.


Many thanks for your support- Please feel free to Follow DWC Nepal on face book for updates of this wonderful home and their important work. 



Grace,
xxx