In Sindhupalchok, Nepal, we met Rita. When we arrive at her home, she welcomes us with a quiet smile, yet a deep sense of pride in her eyes. In front of us stands a small greenhouse. Inside, rows of tomatoes, cucumbers, and squash are carefully cultivated....
During the CIAO Kids evening, a particularly moving moment left a lasting impression on everyone present. Two artists took the stage, one after the other. Rupa, a young blind Indian singer, opened the evening with traditional Indian songs.Her expressive voice carried the audience away—each note conveying a...
A meaningful breakthrough has recently taken place for the visually impaired children we support—and it truly impressed us. AI-powered smart glasses have been introduced for the students. Watching them use these glasses, we were struck by how intuitive and precise this tool is.With real-time audio feedback, the...
Around the world, one in three women has experienced physical or sexual violence during her lifetime.Nearly 2.4 billion women still do not have the same economic rights as men. In Nepal, more than one in three young women is married before the age of 18.In India,...
At the beginning of this new year 2026, we wanted to take a moment to share some encouraging news from the field. News that reflects the tangible impact of CIAO KIDS projects in India and Nepal. Stories of growing autonomy, moments of joy, and the values that...
Personal Motivations What initially motivated you to get involved in humanitarian work? I was no longer satisfied with my job in the private sector. At a certain point, I really felt the need to dedicate my energy to a cause that allowed me to live out...
From June 27 to 29, 2025, at the Amar Jyoti Society (Jharkhand, India), a unique workshop brought together 17 visually impaired children from underprivileged backgrounds to explore poetry, body movement, vocal and musical expression. Organized by CIAO KIDS, this initiative aims to rebuild self-esteem and...
✨ Join us for our Grand Gala Evening ! ✨ The Ciao Kids Foundation is celebrating 17 years of action in support of women and children in India and Nepal. We warmly invite you to an unforgettable evening on...
"I never imagined that a few chickens and a training course could change my life. Today, I can support my children's education on my own." Suntali Danuwar is 55 years old. She lives in a small, remote village in the rural municipality of Indrawati, Nepal. A...
What initially motivated you to get involved in humanitarian work?I was no longer satisfied with my job in the private sector. At some point, I truly felt the need to dedicate my energy to a cause that embodied values close to my heart: sharing and...