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    Three Cups of Tea: One Man's Mission to Promote Peace . . . One School at a Time
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Kopila Valley Children's HomeKopila Valley Children's Home, Surkhet, Nepal

Our Vision
To sustain and improve the quality of life and the future for children of Nepal.

Our Mission
To create a self-sustainable living community for destitute children that provides their most basic needs and also contributes to post-war recovery and peace in the nation of Nepal.

Our FamilyFocus

Rural Development
Literacy and Education
Reduction of Poverty
Social Justice
Women’s Empowerment
Global Sustainability

Objectives

  • Create a loving home, school and community base for orphaned, street children, child laborers, ex-child conscripted soldiers, and abused children, thus offering them a sense of safety and security.
  • Offer the children nutritious food, clean water, medical care, clothing, and a warm bed.
  • Provide the children with a multidimensional educational experience that both embodies and reaches beyond the traditional classroom. This will ultimately include art, music, world religion, sustainability and human values education.
  • Provide vocational training skills to develop self-sufficiency (i.e. sewing, cooking, gardening, husbandry, community outreach, computer skills)
  • Teach the children to grow and develop in an age of globalization while instilling a strong sense of cultural identity and connection to their heritage.
  • Establish a relationship with the local community, raise local awareness, and stress community influence. Change the social perspective towards the poor and lower castes.
  • Conduct programs for widows, socially vulnerable and destitute women within the community thus encouraging women’s welfare, empowerment, and gender equality as well as positive community relations.

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