The Heart of HOPAD

Meet Our Family

Get to know the wonderful children under our care and the passionate staff members who run the daily home activities and vocational programs.

Jamuna Balika

Jamuna Balika

Primary Student • 9 Years Old

Jamuna joined the HOPAD home when she was 6 years old. She is a cheerful girl who loves reading fairy tales, coloring drawings, and playing tag with friends. Her favorite school subject is English, and she dreams of becoming a primary school teacher in the future.

Status: Awaiting Sponsor Sponsor Jamuna
Anita G.C

Anita G.C

Secondary Student • 13 Years Old

Anita is an analytical student who excels in mathematics and natural science projects. She spends her free hours playing soccer, reading geography books, and assisting the younger kids at the home with their homework. Anita aspires to study medicine in Kathmandu and work as a surgeon.

Status: Awaiting Sponsor Sponsor Anita
Kusum Balika

Kusum Balika

High School Student • 15 Years Old

Kusum has a strong interest in technology and digital applications. She is the computer lab coordinator at our home and enjoys writing short blog articles, typing letters, and learning keyboard shortcuts. Kusum wishes to pursue a Bachelor of Information Technology in college.

Status: Awaiting Sponsor Sponsor Kusum
Purna Bahadur Khatri

Purna Bahadur Khatri

President & Founder

Social activist and legal advocate with over 25 years of human rights work in Nepal. Formed HOPAD in 2005 to safeguard marginalized children and women.

Kamala Devi

Kamala Devi

Home Manager & Housemother

Ensures children receive nutritious meals, warm blankets, and emotional support, creating a family atmosphere at the Lalitpur residential home.

Ramesh Thapa

Ramesh Thapa

Resident Educator & Tutor

Assists children with daily school homework, manages the home library, and coordinates computer education and creative sports programs.

Sunita Chaudhary

Sunita Chaudhary

Vocational Training Head

Experienced seamstress teaching embroidery, sewing, and clothing design to marginalized local women, helping them build independent careers.