Save the Children has been operating in Nepal since 1976. Their programs to improve the lives of children in Nepal are guided by the National Plan of Action for Children and the UN Millennium Development Goals. As the largest child-focused organization in the Nepal, they cover a wide geographical area with multiple programs that support their vision for all children to attain the right to survival, protection, development and participation.

They work with key child rights stakeholders – including children, communities, civil society organizations, media and government – to enable them to play a stronger role to realize the rights of children. They look for sustainable solutions that will benefit children and their communities by improving education and healthcare systems, and helping communities better prepare and respond to disasters.

Currently, they work with over 100 partners (including the Government of Nepal) in 63 districts of Nepal in the areas of Childs Rights Governance, Child Protection, Education, Health and Nutrition, Livelihoods, HIV and AIDS and Humanitarian Response.