Hi friend, Some of the aware student and professionals have established one child right organization called STEPS-Nepal, of which I am also the active member. Currently, I am also in US but I have been participating in providing educational scholarships and other facilities to the deprived  and poverty stricken children of Nepal. If you are really interested in making concrete help, you can contact me through email or this thread. I have no problem in providing you the information in case you want to help children  in the way STEPS has been doing for couple of years. Additionally, you can also get additional information logging into our website, http://www.stepsnepal.org/help... or clicking contact us tab at the top of the web page. 

atithi · Jul 27, 2010 8:04 PM

http://www.pestalozziworld.com... These folks could use the donation for the right cause!!!

aloof · Jul 28, 2010 1:05 AM

Here is another organization that has been dedicated to help Nepal. . http://www.helpnepal.net/ Hope you find one to your Noble work. Syanjali

syanjali · Jul 28, 2010 9:25 AM

If you are interested to help educating deaf students in Nepal, please help Kavre Deaf School. They are running a school from class one to ten, running sign language classes in different part of the district and giving trainings to deaf students/people for employment. More than dozon passed SLC upto now and some have continued to college. It's amazing deaf students are now sitting in regular class and learning. What if they get lesson in their language (sign language)? Lots needs to be done to develop course materials, teachers training, training materials, buiding hostel, conduct awareness program,  rehabilitalization etc. The resources they have now are the help from people like you. If you need more information contact kavre deaf association deaf rehabilitation program <kavre.deaf@gmail.com> also visit http://kavrekala.org/ to know more. Some people are helping them for training purpose.

kanchha-dai · Jul 28, 2010 11:13 AM

Thank you all for your recommendations 

mech · Jul 29, 2010 7:49 PM