Lifting Up Women
Our dedication to empowering women through education, skill-building, and local leadership.
Reaching out to underprivileged communities , assessing the need, educating communities, working in the sphere of water, sanitation and hygiene
To support rural communities by providing education, health resources, vocational training, clean water, and disaster relief, while promoting equality and reducing discrimination .
To create empowered, self-sustaining rural communities in Nepal where every individual has access to clean water, proper sanitation, hygiene, and opportunities for education .
HTCD Nepal is transforming into Hope Himalaya — a new name for a growing vision.
We are incredibly excited to share a major milestone in our journey.
Moving forward, Himalayan Tribal Community Development (HTCD Nepal) is officially becoming Hope Himalaya. This new name reflects our growing vision and our deep desire to bring lasting, positive change to communities all across Nepal.
For years, we have walked hand-in-hand with underserved communities. Together, we have supported children, empowered women, strengthened families, and stepped up to help vulnerable people when they needed it most. Whether through education, healthcare, family nutrition, or emergency relief, our goal has always been simple: to bring hope and opportunity where it is most urgent.
Honestly, it just says exactly who we are and what we dream of. We envision a Nepal where every single person can live with dignity, hope, and real possibilities for the future. While our look and name are evolving to welcome a broader, more inclusive vision, who we are at our core hasn't changed one bit.
Our dedication to empowering women through education, skill-building, and local leadership.
Our promise to keep children healthy, educated, and supported.
Our focus on good nutrition, health awareness, and sustainable livelihoods.
Our work in local communities: clean water access, schools, and strong infrastructure.
Our readiness to respond instantly with humanitarian relief whenever emergencies hit.
To our amazing donors, partners, volunteers, and community members: thank you. You have been the heartbeat of HTCD Nepal. As we take this next step forward as Hope Himalaya, we would love nothing more than for you to keep walking right alongside us.
Together, let us keep bringing hope and building a brighter tomorrow
Himalayan Tribal Community Development (HTCDN) is a humanitarian organization with a dedicated team that is happy to bring smiles to children and adults in rural Nepal. It is located in Kathmandu, Nepal’s capital, and works in several districts around the country.
It is involved primarily in educating communities and promoting their living standards by various means. The groups on which it focuses are underprivileged and marginalized tribal and Dalit (so-called untouchable) communities
Reaching out to underprivileged communities, assessing the need, providing children with vocational and health education to uplift communities. Bringing about changes in Himalayan communities through education
We promote children education, Teacher training and Vocational training
HTCDN promotes small enterprise through training and support
In times of disaster HTCDN works to provide those affected with their basic needs
Water santation and hygiene are the keys to promoting community health
We are based in Kathmandu the capital city of Nepal, and are focused on the central part of the country and some parts in west Nepal.
We work primarily in Lalitpur, Dhading, Chitwan and Makwanpur districts. We also operate in Mahottari, Rautahat and Bara districts and are still exploring the possiblity of working in Sindhupalchowk and Rasuwa. We would like to bring aid to more needy communities.
Namaste, Dear Friends,
Thank you for visiting our website. Nepal is one of the world’s developing countries, a country rich in hydroelectric power with huge tourism potential. However, one-third of the population is suffering from extreme poverty. The country’s economy is still based on traditional agriculture. The unemployment rate is high, and every day, over a thousand Nepali workers have to go abroad to undertake manual labor.
A great number of people in rural Nepal are uneducated or illiterate. In this scenario, HTCD Nepal strives to bring change to the communities and equip the new generation with education, skills and competence. We work to prevent disease and promote health through safe drinking water, sanitation and hygiene projects.
HTCD Nepal appreciates all helping hands working together to bring a new dawn of change to the face of the Himalayas.
We would love to hear from you.
Best Regards,
Raju Bhitrakoti