About CFFN Canada Foundation for Nepal (CFFN, formerly Canada Forum for Nepal) started a range of informal activities in 2005 and was officially registered as a not-for profit organization the following year. In 2009, we decided to become a charitable organization aspiring to being the reach of education to the margins of society and to distant geographies in Nepal. Our conviction is that knowledge and education are the most profound requirements for building a just and prosperous society. We promote critical thinking and scholarly exchanges between Nepal and interested parties from abroad, and incubate research and development in Canada with an objective to improve rural education and livelihood. We like to position CFFN as a bridge between those who are concerned about global issues and the most disadvantaged children, women, and men of Nepal who lack basic education, knowledge, and capacity to achieve decent livelihood, innovation, and progress. Our programs stem from awareness towards the needs of individuals, families, nations, and the world as a whole. Our Experiences Canada Foundation for Nepal has accumulated valuable experience in working with reputed and capable people in Nepal and abroad. For a decade, we have also accumulated experience and working relationships with a number of schools, educators, and parents in the targeted region of Nepal. We have successfully ser up computing laboratories, and have successfully sent international and Nepalese volunteers to rural Nepal. Our activities also include technical assessment, educational assistance, knowledge transfer, training, and research. We are also establishing an early childhood education centre to demonstrate its impact in the educational attainment of rural children. All these activities were performed successfully in collaboration with local educational institutions, local administrations, District Education Office, and the Ministry of Education in Nepal.