Mendham, New Jersey, March 13, 2025 (Globe Newswire) – The Blinknow Foundation is proud to announce the foundation for its new ones Children's village Kopila ValleyPresent An ambitious project to provide safe, nourishing and sustainable houses for the endangered children who served by the children's home for children in Kopila Valley in Surkhet, Far West-Nepal. This state-of-the-art campus includes modular houses for children, family meetings and scope, living space for supervisors, committed rooms for returning graduates and a headquarters of the community program.
The groundbreaking ceremony, which took place in cooperation with the local surkhet community, was a day full of love and hope that marked the beginning of a brave new chapter for the organization. The event consisted of hearty moments such as a time capsule with letters and souvenirs of children, children's singing, a traditional Puja ceremony and the blessing for the community for the success of the project.
Satisfaction of urgent needs with sustainable solutions
Since its foundation in 2007, the Kopila Valley Children's Home has been on the mission to ensure that children are safe, educated and loved. Kopila Valley works in cooperation with the local authorities of the community and the governmental authorities, which were financed by the Blinknow Foundation, and has provided almost 90 children who have to do.
With over 50 children who currently live in the children's home, and almost 40 graduates who return during the holidays, the need for more space has become urgent. The new children's village will meet the needs of this growing family and at the same time prioritize the security and sustainability of ecological sustainability.
Nepal's seismic activity underlines the importance of the earthquake -resistant, and on the campus, environmentally friendly compressed earthstones, which were connected by women in the Kopila Valley Women's Center, is further initiatives from BlinkNow in Surkhet. This innovative approach not only ensures structural resilience, but also supports local women and their families with important income options. The campus is also used with solar energy and use rainwater usage systems that serve as a model for preservation and sustainable life.
Built a vision for the future
The children's village represents a significant step forward in Blinknow's mission to supervise children in need of protection and at the same time to promote the development of the community.
Maggie Doyne, CEO and co -founder of Blinknow said: “Every child deserves a safe place to grow, play and from people who love and take care of them. We are very happy to make this beautiful room our new home. Our greater hope is that this project serves as a model and sets a global standard for what home and family can look like for children who need an alternative residential supply. These buildings enable us to safely expand our growing family with earthquakes resistant structures that integrate into nature. This step against a municipal forest and next to our Kopila Valley school offers our children more space to grow and thrive. We will also have space when our young adults come home to visit them. ”
The use of sustainable materials and local workers underlines the commitment of the organization for environmental responsibility and economic strengthening. Through the employment of women from the Kopila Valley Women's Center for the production of building materials, the project strengthens the local economy and at the same time agrees with Blinknow's wider vision of sustainability.
Supporters are encouraged to pursue the progress of the children's village on the social media channels and in Blinknow newsletters, in which regular updates are shared.
The Blinknow Foundation Offers training and a loving, caring home for endangered children. The foundation also offers public relations in the municipality to reduce poverty, strengthen women, improve health and to promote sustainability and social justice – it fulfills its mission by the financial support and management of supervision for the Kopila Valley children's home and award -winning Kopila Valley School In Surkhet, Nepal. In addition to the house and school, Kopila Valley conducts a Health & Wellness program, the women's center, the home house for endangered girls, a futures program for career willing and an integrated sustainability program for all initiatives. Between the mountain and the sky, A documentary about BlinkNow's work and the love of the children's home family is planned for theater publications this year.
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A new home of the compressed earth
