Winter Project

🧶 WE NEED YOUR HELP TO COMFORT 33,000+ CHILDREN THIS WINTER 🏔️❤️

We are officially midway through preparing for this year’s winter project ! Look at the beautiful cap in the picture below.

✨ Here is how the magic works: If you knit just ONE cap like the one in this picture, a child in need will receive a full handmade cap and neck warmer set.If you tell 5 of your friends about this project, 5 more children will get a warm set.How does that sound? It is that simple to change a life.

⚠️ Why this year is different: Due to the devastating recent flash floods in Nepal, the number of vulnerable children has skyrocketed by more than 17,000. That is a massive 100% increase in numbers. On top of the 16,000 children we already support in 585 children's homes across the country, we have a huge mountain to climb.All you have to do to support us is buy our e-book, "Let’s Knit Caps." Every single purchase directly helps us raise the crucial funds needed to cover more children's homes this year.Let's join our needles together, make a real difference, and touch more innocent lives than ever before. 🧵✨

👉 Click the link below to get your copy and start knitting today: https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=M_PwDwAAQBAJ

Let's Knit Caps: Think and Plan before Knitting by Sunita Giri - Books on Google Play Let's Knit Caps: Think and Plan before Knitting - Ebook written by Sunita Giri. Read this book using Google Play Books app on your PC, android, iOS devices. Download for offline reading, highlight, bookmark or take notes while you read Let's Knit Caps: Think and Plan before Knitting.

n the blink of an eye.

Soon, Bal Mandir and many other children's homes are going to be flooded with more children than they can handle. I know this because I lived it while growing up in Bal Mandir. As we know, a flash flood doesn’t change a river's course—it sweeps everything in its path in a matter of moments. It carried me straight to Bal Mandir, separating me from my family. That sudden force changed my city, my home, and the people I called "mine" overnight. I grew up there, finished school there, and witnessed firsthand how a single disaster alters the course of human lives instantly.

Today, the waters have hit Nepal again—not with that same speed, but with a larger, more terrifying force that is making people across the planet pause and think. Because of this, the Winter Project is being forced to change its track just as suddenly.

For over a decade, we have worked on a small, almost invisible scale. But we cannot wait for winter when the crisis is happening right now. We do not need to work through government bureaucracy. Our independent network connects us directly to 585 children’s homes across Nepal. We already know which of the top ten homes will be overwhelmed first. When the flood moves fast, we need to move faster.

How you can fund this sudden shift in our work: 50% of all sales from my eBook, I Am Not Alone, for the next 3 months will go directly into the Winter Project fund. My book tells the stories of children affected by unavoidable events, and how those moments change the entire course of their lives, just like mine did. Our actions today will ensure these children do not face the aftermath alone.

Pre-order details:The book will be officially out on September 12th, and you can pre-order it now. Please note: If you are in Nepal, the book will not be available locally, but it can be purchased from 66 other countries. Pre-order here: https://play.google.com/store/books/details?id=6N8EEgAAQBAJ

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Get the book on promotional rate before the season ends.

From now on its easy to support Winter Project in upcoming season. All you need to is download a copy of our E-book and duplicate one of the cap or more from the picture bellow. Here is the links to get how to do instructions. https://books.google.co.in/books/about?id=M_PwDwAAQBAJ...

Yesterday we visited a home in Panchkhal Bal Mandir. Once it was a home of 400 children but now it has converted into a disabled home. Now there are only 11 people here plus 3 staff to take care them. All of them once was a children in various children homes under the umbrella of Bal Mandir. These people are some physically and some mentally disabled. These people can not survive without the support of others.

PS : if you want to send your support then please look for Bal Mandir in Google. you might see donation button in its page.

New Hope Children's home is in Rampur, Palpa which takes care of 25 children. This children home is hillside and colder than here in Kathmandu. The distribution coordinator shared with us that how happy staff and children were to receive some warm cloths when the weather is so harsh during this cold time.

PS : Thank you all the supporters who helped our project to send warm clothes, books and sweets to these children.

Hope Children home is also located in Rasuwa. Reaching out children homes out of Kathmandu valley where climate is colder than here has always been a challenge as well as opportunity for us. We are glad that we managed to sent warmers before weather gets colder.