Anita Lama-35, who lives in Manmaiju, Kathmandu, has small stall outside school where her three daughter study. Her husband, Buddha Lama-40, used to work as laborer in a manpower company. Now, he is imprisoned for three years and has four and half years left before he is released. He was convicted for a drug felony and was originally supposed to serve for eighteen years but via his support, the police succeeded in capturing the main dealer.
Anita's two children have been supported by Setu Nepal for the last two years, Setu has helped with their school fees as well as their uniforms and books. In spite of that, Anita and her family are going through economic hardship. Her total family depends on the stall she is running.
If Anita shuts the stall for the day then her and her family are bound to sleep hungry for that night. In addition, she has to pay Rs. 2000 per month rent to property owner because of this she is facing extreme financial turmoil.
Anita now asks for well wishers to donate Rs.5000-7000 which will go toward expanding her business. This money will be extremely beneficial to Anita as it will provide her and her family with a sustainable income.
" As I am a single parent of three children I have a responsibilities to fulfill all their requirements. I am very much thankful toward Setu Nepal who is sponsoring the education of my children. However, as I am more accountable towards my children, I want to expand business and improve my livelihood of family,if their is any helping hand."