CPS Graduates

When a child reaches 18/19, we encourage them to become independant. During the year before they leave the CPS, they are mentored in budgeting, cooking & cleaning, using public transport, etc.

When they finally leave, we set them up with a bed & bedding, cooking equipment and a cooker, etc. and pay their first 3 months living expenses (The total cost for this is £681).

From then on, they are expected to secure a job to support themselves. The CPS is always there to offer support and guidance, and all graduates are always welcome to come home to visit their CPS family.

We are very proud of all of our CPS graduates!

Pradip

Pradip left in 2012. After a couple of years, Pradip applied for his passport and moved to Qatar. He has now been a Security Supervisor for several years.

Niranjan

Niranjan left in 2014. Immediately after leaving school, Niranjan secured a 10 months internship with Standard Chartered Bank in Jawalakhel, Kathmandu. When this finished, Niranjan worked as an Administrator. With lots of hard work, he now has a much coveted government job processing visas for nationals who wish to work abroad.

Pawan

Pawan left in 2014. He continued his education while working in a shop to support himself. He then spent 2 years as a house manager for CPS house 2. How, Pawan's passion is bikes and cycling, and now has a job as a Bicycle Builder & Mechanic.

Basanta

Basanta left in 2014, and shares a house with Arjun. He works in Sales for a carpet/rug company, and is also studying for a BSc.

Arjun

Arjun left in 2017. Arjun passed his driving test in 2018. He has a government job as a driver, transporting officials and documents around the city.

Sujata

Sujata left in 2016. She is studying for her BSc in the hope of a becoming a teacher. She does tutoring to support herself.

Neha

Neha left in 2018, and shares a house with Sujata. Neha will start studying for her BSc in Autumn 2018.

Laxman

Laxman left in 2018. He works as a junior accountant in a restaurant.