Keep learning possible
School fees and admission support help children continue their education without worry.
IAHC Nepal · Ranipouwa, Pokhara
Hope begins
with education.
A small, community-based charity helping children stay in school, meet basic needs, and grow with dignity.
Built from a second-hand shop, carried by local care.
11children currently supported
25children goal by the end of this year
£20 / $25monthly support per child
Source-material figures · please read the safeguarding note.
01 / WHY IT MATTERS
A school place can
change the shape of a life.
In communities where a family may have to choose between food, rent, and a child’s school fees, staying in education is not guaranteed. IAHC comes alongside families with practical support, so children can learn without the fear of being sent home.
Meet everyday needs
Uniforms, shoes, books, notebooks, stationery, hygiene and basic health essentials make school more reachable.
Care for the whole child
Local support is about more than money: it is a safe, supportive environment to grow, learn, and thrive.
02 / THE PEOPLE
A mission shaped
by lived experience.
I Also Help began with a simple belief: no child should lose the chance to learn because their family cannot afford it. Its work is rooted in Ranipouwa, Pokhara, and grows through community support.
Radha Rana
Founder
“I do not want any child to lose their dreams simply because their family cannot afford an education.”
As a single mother who faced hardship while educating her own children, Radha knows the worry of choosing between daily survival and a child’s future. That journey became the beginning of this charity.
Diraj Gotame
Managing director
“We are here to stand beside families who are doing their best.”
As managing director, Diraj carries the memory of worrying about school fees into a clear purpose: helping children stay in school with dignity, hope, and a future.
03 / WHAT WE DO
Practical help,
close to home.
Every program starts with a simple question: what will help a child stay in school and feel ready to learn?
Educational sponsorship
Support for school fees so children can stay in school and continue their education.
School supplies & basic needs
Uniforms, shoes, books, notebooks, stationery, and other essentials children need to learn and grow.
Tuition & coaching support
Private tuition for students who are struggling, helping them catch up and do better in their studies.
School supplies are practical support: something to carry, use, and learn with.
04 / THE BEGINNING04 / A DIFFERENT KIND OF FUNDRAISING
A shop with
a school-sized purpose.
I Also Help began with a small second-hand charity shop: a few donated items, a big dream, and enough sales to support one child’s education.
That first child gave the team hope. Today, the shop remains a tangible way for the community to turn useful things into school fees, supplies, and care.
Turn care into support05 / THE GOAL
From two children
to eleven.
We started by supporting 2 children last year. Today, I Also Help is supporting 11 children across 5 families, with a goal of reaching 25 children in need.
Be part of the next step5families supported now
10families goal
Fundraising target: £400 / month · £4,800 / year
06 / SUPPORT
Make room
for a future.
£20 / $25 per child per month is the stated sponsorship amount. It can cover school fees and admission, uniform and shoes, books and stationery, tuition support, and hygiene or basic health essentials.
This form is a static demonstration of the giving journey. No payment is taken here.
Care is a shared practice.07 / GET IN TOUCH
Let’s help,
together.
Questions about sponsorship, the charity shop, or how to support the work from where you are? Send a note or use the contact details below.
A note on dignity and safeguarding
We keep children’s names, ages, family circumstances, and other sensitive details private. This website presents sponsorship as program-level support and uses images with care. Please do not ask us to publish personal stories or identifying information without appropriate consent and safeguarding review.
