mcaf
Mother and Children Art Foundation Joined: July 17th 2010
Logged in: February 24th 2011
Logged in: February 24th 2011
Objectives:
1) The major objectives of MCAF is to conduct various trainings of economic generating skills like thangka painting, weaving, sewing, cutting and trimming etc to women an those who are suffering and helpless. This will relieve them from problems of poverty and raise their living standards.
2)This will relieve them from problems of poverty and raise their living standards.
3)To provide schooling facilities to children for those who can’t otherwise attend school because of their parent’s weak economic condition.
4)To provide education and a home for street children and orphans.
5)To promote women’s handicrafts in national and international markets.
6)To support different communities in rural areas in the sectors like education, health and environment.
7)To conduct various awareness programs and adult literacy classes
MCAF’s sources of fundings:
We sell arts and handicrafts in our Traditional Art Center to national and international markets. This is the main source of funding of M.C.AF.’s trust. We believe this is the best way of raising funds. We also get cash donations and various important materials from our supporters and well wishes.
Ways To Help Us
There are many ways you can be involved:-
1.You can volunteer as a teacher in our school and literacy classes in different places.
2.You can volunteer in various programs conducting by MCAF like free health camps, blood donation programs, social awareness programs, community service programs, etc.
3.You can sponsor children’s school expenses, stationeries, clothes, accommodation etc.
4.You can donate money for better establishment of our school and children home.
5.You can visit our art center and purchase our arts and handicrafts. You can also order our arts through email as we have details of arts in our website.
6.You can help us to exhibit our arts and handicrafts in national and international markets.
7.Doing Adventure activites with MCAF team.
Authorized Agent of
World Challenge International in Nepal.
For more information contact us:
Email: info@mcaf.org.np
Web site: www.mcaf.org.np
Kathmandu Nepal
Travel Blog Posts
MCAF have established a School in 2009 Called Sram Jyoti Public School in order to provide a schooling facility for child labors, street children and orphans . It is located in Jorpati, Attarkhel, 8 k. m. a way from central Katmandu. We have been providing education to more than 125 students in the first year. Due to lack of funding we could only provide minimal standards. We hope to be successful in our goal with better standards in the future. They are five to fourteen years old.... read more
Thangka painting is a Tibetan traditional art, painted on canvas and mounted in silk brocade, that evolved between the 7th and 12th centuries in Tibet and Nepal. Thangka Painting is more than just a work of art. It is an object of devotion, an aid to spiritual practice, and a source of blessings. Thangka painting is strictly governed by iconographic rules. From the canvas preparation and drawing of the subject, through to mixing and applying colors, decorating with gold, and mounting the finished work in brocade, the creation of a thangka painting involves skill and care at each stage and illustrates particular details. MCAF’s sources of fundings: We sell arts and handicrafts in our Traditional Art Center to national and international markets. This is the main source of funding of M.C.AF.’s trust. We believe this is ... read more
Nepal Project 2010 Project by: St Laurence School 2 UK Project organized by: Mother and Children Art Foundation (MCAF) Coordinated by: World Challenge international. Date: 10 July-13 July 2010 Location: Pokhara, Nepal Photo by: Ramesh Tamang ... read more
Nepal Project 2010 Project by: Lawrence Sheriff School 4, UK Project organized by: Mother and Children Art Foundation (MCAF) Coordinated by: World Challenge international. Date: 21 July-25 July 2010 Location: Pokhara, Nepal Photo by: Ramesh Tamang ... read more
Nepal Project 2010 Project by: St Laurence School 2 UK. Project organized by: Mother and Children Art Foundation (MCAF) Coordinated by: World Challenge international. Photo by: Ramesh Tamang ... read more













