Creating Opportunity Through Education
Shiva Community Children Welfare Society (SCCWS Nepal) is a registered non-governmental and non-profit organization working to improve educational access and welfare opportunities for underprivileged children in Nepal.
Working for Children, Education and Opportunity
SCCWS Nepal is a registered non-governmental and non-profit organization based in Bagmati Province, Kathmandu District, Kathmandu Metropolitan City Ward No. 31, Minbhawan, Kathmandu, Nepal.
Established in 2019, SCCWS focuses primarily on improving the lives of underprivileged children by facilitating educational opportunities and educational support programs. The organization works to address barriers that prevent helpless, orphaned, poor, and economically disadvantaged children from accessing education.
“Development of children’s educational access is the development of a country.”
SCCWS believes education creates opportunities not only for individual children but also contributes to stronger families, communities, and society.
Our Mission
Improving educational access for disadvantaged children through scholarships, educational materials, school-related assistance, welfare initiatives, and collaboration with communities and relevant institutions.
Our Vision
A society where children are able to pursue education and development opportunities regardless of difficult economic or social circumstances.
Our Core Values
Education
We believe education is one of the strongest foundations for long-term opportunity.
Compassion
We approach children, families, and communities with care and understanding.
Dignity
Support should respect the dignity and privacy of every person.
Equal Opportunity
Economic circumstances should not prevent children from accessing education.
Community
Meaningful change requires cooperation between communities, schools, organizations, and supporters.
Transparency
Trust and responsible organizational practices are essential to sustainable social work.
Our Journey So Far
Educational Scholarships
Provided educational scholarships and essential learning support to underprivileged children in local communities.
Community Welfare & Street Support
Provided food and warm clothing to vulnerable individuals living on the street during harsh seasonal conditions.
COVID-19 Relief Response
Provided food, clothing, and medical support to families and individuals in need during the challenging COVID-19 pandemic period.
From Identifying Need to Providing Support
IDENTIFY
Locating vulnerable children and communities requiring assistance.
COORDINATE
Working with local government bodies and school administrations.
ASSESS
Conducting thorough surveys and need assessments.
SUPPORT
Delivering targeted scholarships and educational materials.
FOLLOW UP
Monitoring student progress and community impact.
How Children Are Considered for Educational Support
Local Government Recommendation
Recommendations from relevant local government representatives ensuring community trust.
School Administration Recommendation
Schools identifying and recommending students requiring financial assistance.
SCCWS Assessment
Surveys and assessments conducted with participation from relevant experts.
Our Areas of Work
Discover our comprehensive range of humanitarian and educational initiatives designed to empower children and uplift communities.
People Behind the Mission
Our leadership brings together dedicated professionals across administration, health, development, and community coordination to drive our mission forward.
Meet Our Team →Registration & Credibility
Organization Details
- Organization:
- Shiva Community Children Welfare Society — SCCWS Nepal
- Government Reg. No.:
- 247365/077/078
- SWC Affiliation No.:
- 51903
- Established:
- 2019
- Location:
- Kathmandu Metropolitan City Ward No. 31 Minbhawan, Kathmandu, Nepal
- GPO Box:
- 13350
Govt Registration Certificate
View DocumentSWC Affiliation Certificate
View DocumentTogether, We Can Expand Access to Education.
Join us in making a lasting difference in the lives of underprivileged children and communities across Nepal.