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©Ghar Sita Mutu 2008

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We are now able

to take contributions

via PayPal!

 

 

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Nepali children
Nepali child

hank you for visiting the Ghar Sita Mutu - House with a Heart website. Ghar Sita Mutu is a home for abandoned children, a training center for destitute women, and an outreach program for needy families in  

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Neighborhood children attending the Saturday program.
Training program for women in Nepal

Nepal. It was founded by Beverly Bronson in 2001, when she found two abandoned children, Krishna and Babu aged five and two, huddled in front of a tin hut. Since that time, Ghar Sita Mutu has built a facility that houses the childrenʼs home and training center, and continues to expand its outreach every year under the leadership of Beverly who serves as director of the organization.
 

As one of the most impoverished countries in the world, Nepal has no government social safety net for its people, and a limited number of charitable organizations are operating. With the help of our generous donors, we provide hope for a better future and the chance to live with dignity.   

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CHICAGO RECEPTION

 

Beverly will travel to

Chicago for a reception with

Ghar Sita Mutu friends

Thurs, June 5

7:00 pm.

If you’ll be in Chicago,

please join us!

Click here for more information.

EXPO

 

Ghar Sita Mutu will participate in an expo for non-profit organizations with a global focus on Thursday, April 16, from 6-9 p.m. at the Broadway Armory 5917 N. Broadway in Chicago.

 

It’s sponsored by Chicago Public Radio’s Worldview program, which has featured Beverly three times. Thanks to Bill Andrews for representing us! Click here for more

information.