We support community-led education across South and Southeast Asia, starting with 125 children at the Asha School in Kathmandu.
100% community-led partnerships. Your support goes where it matters.
Inside a classroom at the Asha Vidhyashram School, Kathmandu.
Marginalized communities don’t need saving. They need partners. Reddy2Help backs the people already doing the work — teachers, parents, and local leaders — with the resources to go further.
We fund classrooms, supplies, teachers, and scholarships so children in underserved communities can stay in school and thrive there.
Our work in KathmanduEvery program is designed and run with local partners who know their community best. We support; they lead.
How we workOur focus is South and Southeast Asia, where targeted support for marginalized families goes a very long way.
Where we work
The Asha Vidhyashram School gives 125 children of materially poor families a free education, daily meals, and real care. It is where we are proving the model we will carry to every community we serve.
Read the Asha School story
Chhaimale is a hill village outside Kathmandu. Families there drank what the source gave them, and waterborne illness was an ordinary part of life. It was also killing people, most often the very young and the very old.
We delivered household water filters and stayed until people had used them, cleaned them, and could keep them running without us. Since the filters went in, the village reports deaths from waterborne illness have fallen sharply.
It is the cheapest work we fund and the fastest to show a result. A child who is not sick is a child who can be in school, which is the whole point.
“The work we do here goes past just education. It’s also a way to set up these kids for a better life past school.”— Diwas Rathod, Program Director, the Asha School
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