Our goal

To support and enhance the lives of Nepalese children who do not have family to cater for their basic needs.

It began with Albury local Trish Ryan undertaking a volunteer program at an existing orphanage in Nepal that had a corrupt administration, poor facilities, lack of food, and persistent health problems.

Meg’s Children Nepal was then established in 2005, an Australian not for profit charitable trust, run by volunteers in Albury NSW.

We are currently supporting 22 kids to attend school – 20 children attend the local Global Life School in Bhaktapur, and 11 children attend schools via our Community Outreach Program.

Our Outreach Program supports families by looking after children in their own homes, reuniting family members and forming new connections in the local community.

We’re also supporting our older children to undertake tertiary studies, so they can pursue a profession or trade, setting them on a path to independence.

Tertiary studies are funded through a repayable scholarship program, which aims to provide an ongoing fund to ensure our younger children have access to the same educational opportunities.

Thank you to our generous supporters

St Anne’s School, North Albury

Saint Anne’s School in North Albury has been a long-term supporter of Meg’s, and to this day the children and staff host an annual fundraising event in support of Meg’s.

Mike Coen’s journey

In 2017 Mike Coen completed the ancient pilgrimage of the Camino de Santiago (the Way of Saint James), walking over 900 km or 1.56 million steps, and chose Meg’s to be the beneficiary of his associated fundraising efforts. Mike has worked tirelessly to raise awareness of Meg’s, and to highlight the plight of those less…

Geok Hua Wong Charitable Trust

The Geok Hua Wong Charitable Trust (GWCT), based in Melbourne, was established in 2015 on the death of Dr Geok Hua Wong. The GWCT works to realise the vision of Dr Wong who during his lifetime was a generous philanthropist. Dr Wrong’s wish was to provide funding for charitable purposes, particularly: The relief of poverty The advancement…

Australian Rotary

Australian Rotary Clubs are part of an international network of business, professional and community leaders who strive to make the world a better place through practical efforts. Through Rotary International, the reward of “paying it forward” unites men and women from different backgrounds, cultures, religious and political beliefs the world over, allowing ordinary people to…

Inner Wheel

Inner Wheel is one of the largest women’s voluntary service organisations in the world. It was formed to create friendship, service and understanding, and has more than 100,000 members in over 100 countries. Inner Wheel Wodonga has been supporting Meg’s Children for 6 years, through their international grants program, and by hosting and supporting fundraising…