The Hult Prize at Kathmandu University recently launched an inspiring initiative titled “Project: Giving Bawhich brings smiles and support to the Help Nepal Network Children’s Home. The home shelters 24 bright and determined girls who attend Panchakanya Basic School and Sanjiwani Higher Secondary School and are working toward brighter futures despite challenging circumstances.
The event was a celebration of joy, connection, and meaningful engagement. To support the children's recreational needs, the team donated carrom boards, chess sets, and Ludo games, which the girls warmly welcomed. Their excitement and radiant smiles reflected the positive impact of this thoughtful gesture.
Beyond the donations, the team conducted an interactive session to inspire and educate. The session fostered confidence and a sense of community among the participants, encouraging them to embrace their potential. Through engaging conversations and shared learning experiences, the event created an uplifting environment of empowerment.
“Project: Giving Back” was more than just a distribution of resources—it was about building relationships and supporting the holistic growth of the children. The initiative stands as a testament to how meaningful efforts, no matter how small, can leave a lasting impact. The day was filled with inspiration, kindness, and the joy of giving, reminding everyone of the profound power of collective goodwill.
This heartwarming project exemplifies the Hult Prize’s commitment to making a difference, encouraging a culture of compassion and empowerment within the community.
