Human Practice Foundation

Human Practice Foundation Human Practice Foundation supports quality education and local income generation in Nepal and Kenya. Many will never return home.

Globally, over 490 million children under age 10 are illiterate and around 665 million people worldwide live below the poverty line defined by the UN. Consequently, a great number of developing countries' youth are unemployed and sometimes lured to foreign countries where they often end up working under inhumane conditions. This is a vicious cycle that Human Practice Foundation is determined to br

eak. Human Practice Foundation is a Danish organisation committed to improve the educational opportunities for children and facilitating sustainable income generating activities in developing countries. We do this by creating the good cycle. It begins with learning to read, write, count and speak English. These basic skills empower children to one day get a decent job or even creating their own business. Education is the first step, and the second step is creating employment opportunities. A job allows people to contribute to the family household, to the community and to society. In turn, financial stability makes it that much easier for the next generation to attend school and keep the good cycle going. All of this helps secure long-term economic growth. Our work is based on a 100% model where all donations go directly to our projects. This is possible thanks to our Founding Partners, who show their dedication and trust in our mission by covering all our administrative expenses. We are driven by compassion and dedication to our work. Some describe it as a fire that keeps burning until we reach our goal - to break the vicious cycle. Our vow is to turn things around and to make life better for those most in need. The more schools and the more jobs we create, the greater are the chances for an increasing number of young people to rise out of poverty and take control of their own lives. We ask you to join us on the journey towards a decent future for the next generation of the world’s poorest.

Nepal after the floods 🇳🇵On 26 August, a catastrophic flash flood struck Nepal’s Rasuwa District, destroying homes, scho...
03/09/2026

Nepal after the floods 🇳🇵

On 26 August, a catastrophic flash flood struck Nepal’s Rasuwa District, destroying homes, schools and vital infrastructure. 18 schools have been destroyed, 20 damaged, and around 10,000 school-age children urgently need support to continue their education.

The schools currently supported by Human Practice Foundation are not in the affected areas.

Together with Khetan Foundation and the Government of Nepal, we aim to support the recovery of 5 priority schools in Rasuwa and Nuwakot, helping approximately 5,000 children return to safe learning environments.

Help us get children back to school.

Donate at humanpractice.org/donate or via MobilePay: 580187.

100% of your donation goes directly towards helping children affected by the floods return to school.

In the Himalayan mountains of Nepal, we work with local coffee farmers to create better opportunities for income. We hel...
30/08/2026

In the Himalayan mountains of Nepal, we work with local coffee farmers to create better opportunities for income. We help them get more value from the beans they grow, as part of a bigger picture of creating stronger communities and better opportunities for children.

At CHART Art Fair at Charlottenborg in Copenhagen this week, we had the opportunity to share both the coffee and the story behind it.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by for a coffee and a conversation, and to Karoline Raben, John Volmer and Inter Gastro for helping make it possible.

Read more about our coffee project and our participation at CHART here: https://www.humanpractice.org/chart

Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the severe flooding in Nepal and all those whose lives have been impacted.We ...
27/08/2026

Our thoughts are with everyone affected by the severe flooding in Nepal and all those whose lives have been impacted.

We are following the situation closely and staying in contact with our team in Nepal. Our thoughts remain with the families and communities facing the consequences of the flooding.

The schools we support are located outside the areas currently affected and remain safe 💜

This week, children across Denmark are going back to school.But globally, 273 million children and young people remain o...
12/08/2026

This week, children across Denmark are going back to school.

But globally, 273 million children and young people remain out of school.

Access is only the beginning. What happens around a child can determine whether they come back the next day.

To our Founding Partners, donors and foundations: thank you for supporting our work in Nepal and Kenya and helping 75,000 children access education and hope for a brighter future.

Numbers: UNESCO’s Global Education Monitoring Report

Last Friday, our team in Copenhagen came together for a team day dedicated to exploring and strengthening our workplace ...
04/06/2026

Last Friday, our team in Copenhagen came together for a team day dedicated to exploring and strengthening our workplace culture through a range of exercises and discussions.

A big thank you to Egon Zehnder and Martin Nordestgaard Knudsen for guiding us through an insightful and inspiring day.

10 years ago, we started what would become one of our most important partnerships with Honoré Fonden.From the beginning,...
13/05/2026

10 years ago, we started what would become one of our most important partnerships with Honoré Fonden.

From the beginning, it was clear this would be different. A foundation willing to take risks, to fund innovation, and to stay committed over time, supporting our work in both Nepal and Kenya as it evolved and grew.

A decade later, that partnership has, among other things, contributed to the construction of 18 schools, reaching more than 12,000 students. It also supported the startup of our coffee programme in Nepal, benefiting more than 1,400 farmers, and has helped more than 5,000 families increase their income through our entrepreneurship programmes.

But more than anything, it has allowed us to keep building, testing, and improving year after year.

We’re incredibly thankful for the journey so far.

Namaste from our colleagues in Nepal.
06/05/2026

Namaste from our colleagues in Nepal.

From rural Nepal to the streets of Copenhagen.You may have seen 12-year-old Sanisa, a girl from Taplejung, featured in o...
29/04/2026

From rural Nepal to the streets of Copenhagen.

You may have seen 12-year-old Sanisa, a girl from Taplejung, featured in our campaign far from home.

Sanisa is one of 48,358 children in Nepal who have benefitted from our projects.

This is a glimpse into her life today.

All of last week, our work was featured on a billboard along a major Danish highway. A strong reminder that meaningful p...
22/04/2026

All of last week, our work was featured on a billboard along a major Danish highway. A strong reminder that meaningful progress happens when the right people come together with purpose. This highly visible space helps raise awareness of our work and mission. Thank you to for donating the space as part of the Drops In The Ocean initiative and to our creative geniuses and .

Turning purpose into presence. That’s human practice.

Our high five. The principles that guide us.
15/04/2026

Our high five. The principles that guide us.

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