Highlights

Save the Children Bhutan joined children at the Halfway Home for International Children’s Day, sharing time, activities and continued support.

Nazhoen Lamtoen’s eighth annual team summit set priorities for 2026, including stronger services, sustainability and reintegration pathways.

Students, parents and staff at Druk School came together through a CSR fundraising event to support children in need and Nazhoen Lamtoen’s work.

Nazhoen Lamtoen and the Friends of Bhutan Austria Association signed a two-year project to strengthen vocational training, after-care and life-skills support.

Police personnel at YDRC completed six days of CBT and social-emotional learning training to strengthen trauma-informed support for children.

Nazhoen Lamtoen received Nu. 16.749 million from the Governments of India and Bhutan for a project strengthening social protection for vulnerable children.

Senior officials from NCWC and MoESD visited the Children’s Halfway Home to discuss residential accreditation and future child-protection collaboration.

Nazhoen Lamtoen marked a decade of partnership with Save the Children Bhutan and reflected on milestones in protection, reintegration and family support.

Trained child representatives led a week-long awareness campaign in Nangkor Gewog following community mapping across five chiwogs.