Stichting Kumari
Valkenburg aan de Geul, Netherlands
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Founded in 2002, Stichting Kumari is a charity based in Valkenburg aan de Geul, Netherlands working on disability, children & youth, health +1 more.
Stichting Kumari is a Dutch foundation founded in April 2002 that works to improve the lives of children with disabilities in developing countries, mainly Nepal. It aims to give these children access to healthcare, education and day care so they can lead full lives and take part in their communities. The foundation works through local project partners, including the Special Education and Rehabilitation Center (S.E.R.C.) school in Chapagaun, the Life Development Center / Manav Sewa Sadan in Sankhu, and the Kavre Deaf School in Banepa. Its main funding comes from individual child sponsorships and donations. It also gives presentations to schools and groups about Nepal and the foundation's work, and it is an ANBI-approved charity in the Netherlands. The board serves on a voluntary basis.
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Child sponsorship programme
Education · Nepal
Sponsors children with disabilities for schooling, with day scholarships, full scholarships including hostel accommodation, or partial scholarships, paid by sponsors.
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Manav Sewa Sadan, Special Education and Rehabilitation Center (S.E.R.C.), Khagendra New Life Centre, Kavre Deaf School, Global Exploration, Wilde Ganzen
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