नेपालको बाल-बालिकाहरूका लागि ज्योति
Illuminating Futures for Nepal's Children
Established in 2060 B.S., Light for Nepal's Children (LFNC) is an officially registered non-profit organization dedicated to electrifying remote mountain schools, sheltering vulnerable children, and providing clean solar energy across Nepal's most secluded valleys.
How We Empower Remote Mountain Communities
From high-altitude micro-grids to digital classrooms and local women technician cooperatives, we build solutions built to withstand Himalayan extremes.
Remote School Electrification
Transforming Himalayan classrooms by installing bright, reliable solar lighting, digital learning tablets, and heated study dormitories for mountain children.
Decentralized Village Micro-Grids
Designing and maintaining rugged solar mini-grids for isolated rural settlements where children and families live without access to the national electricity grid.
Children's Welfare & Safe Shelters
Providing warm living conditions, safe drinking water, clean cooking systems, and educational sponsorships for underprivileged and orphan children.
Local Technical Training & Youth Guilds
Training local youth and rural women to become certified solar maintenance technicians, creating self-reliant, sustainable communities.
Featured Projects & Initiatives
Tangible, sustainable interventions delivering clean energy to Himalayan schools, health clinics, and rural households.
Upper Dolpa Solar Education Initiative
Electrifying 14 remote community schools and boarding hostels across high Dolpo (3,800m+) to provide warm study halls and digital access for mountain children.
Futung Children's Learning & Solar Hub
Established an uninterrupted clean-energy computer and study center providing after-school tutoring, digital literacy, and nutrition for 85+ children.
Mustang Valley Health Clinic Micro-Grid
Installed a 12kW uninterrupted solar micro-grid powering vaccine refrigerators, pediatric oxygen concentrators, and emergency medical care.
Karnali Rural Youth Solar Guild
Training 60 rural youth and young mothers in solar array installation, battery monitoring, and inverter diagnostics with certified credentials.
Moments from the Mountain Frontlines
Real snapshots from high Himalayan passes, village school installations, and community celebrations. Click any photo to expand.
Commissioning high-altitude solar array in Upper Mustang (3,840m)
Students at Shree Himalaya Basic School studying under reliable LED light
Trek route through Dolpo carrying lightweight lithium battery storage
Local technician training workshop on solar inverter troubleshooting
Mountain children home and study center where 24/7 solar power now keeps classrooms warm
Community celebration and switch-on ceremony for remote children's hostel
The People Behind the Mission
Our multidisciplinary team unites native Himalayan leaders, electrical engineers, and community organizers committed to long-term impact.
Tenzing Norbu Lama
Executive Director & Founder
Born in the high Himalayas, Tenzing has dedicated over two decades to child welfare, education, and renewable energy access across Nepal's most remote communities.
Prativa Shrestha
Lead Systems & Electrical Engineer
Specializing in extreme cold-climate battery chemistries and micro-grid architecture, Prativa oversees technical design and safety standards for all field installations.
Kiran Gurung
Head of Community Partnerships
With extensive grassroots mobilization experience in Gandaki and Karnali, Kiran coordinates municipal relations, village consultations, and school councils.
Maya Chaudhary
Education & Child Programs Manager
Dedicated child development advocate. Maya oversees educational sponsorships, digital lab rollouts, and student hostel well-being at the Futung center and beyond.