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Food for the Poor Nepal supports people experiencing homelessness and extreme poverty in Kathmandu.

Our Mission
o support very poor women, children, men, and people with disabilities in Kathmandu by providing a daily nutritious meal, served with respect, compassion, and dignity.

Our Vision
A Nepal where no one is left behind and no one has to go to sleep hungry — a Nepal where people can live with dignity and hope.

What We Do
We reach people in the most vulnerable situations, including women, children, men, and people with disabilities.

Our Approach

Community Engagement
We work together with the local community in Kathmandu through awareness and outreach that encourage compassion, shared responsibility, and mutual support.

Nutritional Focus
Every day, we prepare fresh vegetarian meals — a wholesome combination of rice, lentils, and vegetables — cooked with care and respect.

Local Partnership
Meals are prepared by our restaurant partner, Persia’s Biryani, in Kathmandu and distributed by our local team, ensuring that support is practical, reliable, and close to the people who need it most.

Sustainability
With the help of our sponsors, we distribute 80–100 meals every day, providing consistent, life-saving support to those in need.A simple act of compassion can bring hope, dignity, and peace.
Food for the Poor Nepal provides support to people experiencing homelessness and extreme poverty in Kathmandu.

Our Mission
To support very poor women, children, men, and people with disabilities in Kathmandu by providing a daily nutritious meal—served with respect, compassion, and dignity.

Our Vision
A Nepal where no one is left behind and no one has to go to sleep hungry—where people can live with dignity and hope.

What we do
Reach people in the most vulnerable situations, including women, children, men, and people with disabilities.