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Dear sir /madam
The RCCO NEPAL which is presently home to 29 children of various ages ranging from 8 to 17, in Kathmandu, Nepal is seeking a grant to provide services and to give support to these conflict affected, orphaned, street, trafficked, underprivileged and abused children of Nepal. These children are currently living in RCCO Nepal which supports their basic needs of food, accommodation, education, health care etc. The objective “Enhancing the welfare services and give rehabilitation to the orphans, conflict affected , abandoned, street, trafficked, underprivileged and abused children of Nepal” is to sustain the regular and basic life they are living at RCCO Nepal Care Homes as currently. The basic and first step belief of RCCO Nepal is “Food for Thought & Thought for Living “. After this comes accommodation, health care, emotional support etc.
All children of RCCO Nepal are from extreme poverty, insecurity and mal nutrition background. The rented home where children are living is a shared type accommodation home for children which is equipped with sufficient beds, furniture, big kitchen, reading room and a small library. Although we have arranged all these assets for RCCO Nepal Children Care Home, most of the fund goes on house rent, food , education and health care support for the 29 children.
But as of current these children are at greater risk due to lack of funds and no back up revenue funds which run into RCCO Nepal. Board Members and few staffs are investing from their pocket but it won’t last for long as the costs of 29 children is extremely high in comparison to the average income of a Nepali.
RCCO budget includes funds for a) Food & nutrition b) House Rent c) Education d) Health e) Clothing f) Entertainment (Recreational Activities)
We appreciate your interest in helping RCCO Nepal to implement this program that will help to revive the life of 29 children at risk.
Please visit our web site and write or

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