© 2009 Ghar Sita Mutu

Ghar Sita Mutu -

House with a Heart

of Kathmandu, Nepal is:

• a home for abandoned   

  children,

• a training center for destitute

  women,

• and an outreach program for

  needy families.

House with a Heart

NEW!!

Our director Beverly Bronson has started a BLOG about daily life at the GSM House. Check it out!

See these videos of GSM life:

1. Kids singing the Nepali national anthem.

2. Fun video of some of our children.

3. Children washing dishes in the dark when the electricity is out.

(Thanks to volunteer Mike Ogletree who produced videos 1 and 2.

Ghar Sita Mutu is a charity that provides a home for abandoned children, a training center for destitute women, and an outreach program for needy families in Kathmandu, Nepal. This non-profit, NGO (Non-Govern-mental Organization) was founded by Beverly Bronson in 2001, when she found two children, Krishna and Babu aged five and two, huddled in front of a tin hut after being abandoned by their mother. Since that time, Ghar Sita Mutu has built a facility that houses the children’s 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 charities and non-profits are operating. With the help of our generous donors, we provide hope for a better future and the chance to live with dignity.

Thank you to David & Donna Joss, who have been such a huge help to GSM.

Bryn Benson & her son Ian Iyengar hosted their annual GSM benefit at the Curry Hut on Feb 28 in Highwood, IL. Bryn and Ian also coordinate the printing and distribution of our newsletter -- a big help for us! Click here to see a photo of Ian & friends at work.

Thank you to Deb & Chris Herr who hosted a fundraiser at their home in Lancaster, PA, on November 28.

Students of St. Francis College in Letchworth Garden City, England, raised £500 for us. Thank you!

Thanks to Omer Allendeh whose 40th birthday party was held as a benefit for GSM.

A big thank you to Val Chater who hosted a party at her home in the UK & and has introduced many of her friends to our organization

Students from the Woodbridge School in Woodbridge, UK, raised £300 and presented it in person when they visited the GSM house.

Thank you to  Bill & Liz Andrews who represented GSM at Chicago Public Radio Worldview’s Global Activism Expo on April 17. See photos from the event.