National Mission Commission of Nepal
A Nepalese indigenous and non-profit social organisation
Our story
About the National Mission Commission of Nepal
The objectives of NMCN are to:
1. Organise vocational training to empower society to sustain the community.
2. Equip marginalised groups through public awareness programs to get involved in social work.
3. Send national and international volunteers to get involved in social transformation activities.
4. Partner with like-minded national and international agencies.
5. Initiate any other social work as the need arises.
6. Provide education and scholarships to marginalised people groups.
Impact Stories
Arbin Tamang – transformation through education
Third-grader Arbin Tamang shows remarkable intelligence and compassion. Despite past struggles and financial hardships, Arbin’s recent exam results reflect success in half of his subjects. His transformation is a source of pride for the centre, demonstrating the impact of love and care on child development.
Sunita Kumari Yadav — triumph over hardships
“Thapathali Tuition Center has been a great help, providing advice and learning beyond academics. It feels like my second home. Despite my family’s financial struggles, I’m motivated to improve our lives. Times were tough with insufficient basic needs, and my parents couldn’t afford tuition or guidance. I joined because the teachers are friendly and supportive. They generously helped me during difficult times when I struggled in school.
Support Statistics
400+
Over 400 children until now
135
currently enrolled students
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Bank Details:
Himalayan Bank Ltd.
Patan Branch, Pulchok
Lalitpur, Kathmandu
BIC (SWIFT) HIMANPKA
Account No. 006 0380 1560 012
Beneficiary: National Mission Commission – Nepal
Nepal Facts
(Where the Himalayas meet vibrant culture, ancient temples touch the sky, and adventure awaits around every bend.)
Ethnic Groups
142 Ethnic groups (inc castes) [2021 census]
Poverty
Poverty fell from 25 per cent to just 3.6 per cent between 2011 and 2023
Population 29.6M
23.8 % of the population of Nepal is urban (7,048,429 people in 2024)
