A children’s home & education program · Paiyun, Nepal
A safe home.
An education.
A future to dream about.
Samsara Ghar gives children a stable home, consistent care, and full-time education, so childhood can hold more than survival.
Samsara Ghar began in a renovated family home with space for ten children. It was created for the Dalit and impoverished children across rural Nepal who are underrepresented to offer stability, consistent adults, and the ordinary experiences every childhood deserves.
As the home reached capacity, the vision grew: a permanent campus where more children can live, learn, play, and build a future—with the care and personal attention that defined Samsara Ghar from the beginning.
A home built around what children need to thrive.
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Our storySmall beginnings. A growing promise.ARC for Nepal supports the program’s funding, partnerships, and long-term development. Rajendra Anjana Foundation leads local implementation and community relationships in Nepal.
How we support each childFive pillars of whole-child care.
Children may come to Samsara Ghar after losing parental care, when severe family hardship leaves them without the stability they need, or when they are not receiving safe and consistent care.
Every child’s circumstances are carefully reviewed with community involvement and their long-term wellbeing at the center.
Once a child joins the home, a safe foundation is only the beginning. Consistent caregivers, nutritious meals, education, healthcare, friendship, play, and room to explore help each child grow with confidence.
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A secure place to live, dependable caregivers, clothing, personal necessities, and daily routines children can rely on.
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Full-time school, tutoring, learning materials, guidance, and opportunities to develop each child’s interests and abilities.
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Nutritious meals, clean water, preventive care, medical treatment, hygiene, and support for healthy physical development.
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Safeguarding, attentive adults, emotional support, and an environment where children feel safe, respected, and heard.
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Friendships, celebrations, hobbies, sports, trips, cultural connections, and the everyday experiences that make childhood feel whole.
We are expanding carefully—building the space, programs, and long-term resources to reach more children without losing the closeness and consistency of home.
Growth that protects what made Samsara Ghar special.
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How we’re growingFrom one house to a lasting campusThe Beginning
The founding home
A family-donated property was renovated to welcome the first children.
Today
A thriving small home
Ten children live and grow together with caregivers, education, meals, healthcare, and consistent support.
The Next Chapter
The Samsara Ghar campus
A permanent home designed to welcome up to 50 children while keeping care personal.
The Samsara Ghar Campus
Room to live, learn, play, and belong.
The new campus brings the essentials of daily life into one thoughtfully designed place—from dormitories and shared meals to learning spaces, a library, computer lab, gardens, and places to move and play.
“A bigger home should create more opportunity, not less connection.”
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Our wider impact
Stable care creates a path beyond hardship
Local care.
Long-term, sustainable change.
Samsara Ghar connects children’s everyday needs with a larger vision for healthier, more equitable, and sustainable communities. Our work contributes to 6 United Nations Sustainable Development Goals.
Nutritious meals support healthy growth and learning
Healthcare, hygiene, and safety support lifelong wellbeing
School, tutoring, and digital access expand opportunity
Every child receives the support they need to thrive
Girls receive equal access to education and opportunity
Explore The Work
One program, four connected commitments.
Founding Home
$65,000 goal · Fully funded
How the family home was renovated and the first three years of care were established.
Samsara Ghar’s project pages will hold the lasting details behind each area of work. The updates below capture milestones, stories, and progress as they happen.
Main Campus
$800,000 goal · $450,000 raised
Follow construction of the permanent home and its education, recreation, and community spaces.
Livestock & Farm
$50,000 goal
Learn how the planned farm will support nutrition, practical learning, and long-term sustainability.
Annual Care Fund
$100,000 annual goal
See what it takes each year to provide caregivers, education, meals, healthcare, and everyday childhood experiences.
Stories from Samsara Ghar
See what your support is making possible.
Follow everyday life at Samsara Ghar, children’s achievements, campus construction, educational programs, community partnerships, and the people helping the program grow.
Help build what comes next
A safe childhood can change the shape of a future.
Your support helps sustain the home children rely on today and build the campus that will welcome more children tomorrow.
ARC for Nepal and the Rajendra Anjana Foundation celebrate the opening of Samsara Ghar, a safe and supportive home for children in rural Nepal. The home provides consistent care, education, nutritious meals, healthcare and opportunities for children to thrive.