Aadarsha Griha Nepal has reunited 1,181 people with their families in Chitwan, according to the organization’s reported figure as of November 6, 2026. The organization provides shelter to women, adolescent girls and children in need of protection and works in humanitarian service, protection, rehabilitation and social transformation.
The figure reflects the number of people the organization says have been brought back together with their families through its work. The available information does not specify when the reunions began, how many took place in a particular year, or how the people were referred to the organization.
Family reunions in Chitwan
Family reunification is among the activities highlighted by Aadarsha Griha Nepal. The organization reported that the 1,181 reunions were carried out in Chitwan. The figure covers people who were reunited with their families, while the information provided does not break the total down by age, gender or other categories.
Aadarsha Griha Nepal’s stated work also includes shelter for women, adolescent girls and children who need protection. Its activities span humanitarian service, protection and rehabilitation, alongside a broader commitment to social transformation. The reported reunion total therefore sits within a wider set of services, although no further details about individual cases or the support provided before and after reunification were included in the available information.
The organization’s report gives a cumulative total as of November 6, 2026. It does not state how many people were reunited during the period immediately before that date, nor does it provide a year-by-year comparison. The number should therefore be read as the total reported up to that point, rather than as a count for a single year.
Organization’s protection work
Aadarsha Griha Nepal describes its role as providing shelter to people in need of protection, including women, adolescent girls and children. Its stated areas of work - humanitarian service, protection, rehabilitation and social transformation - indicate the range of its organizational focus. The information available does not provide details about the shelter’s capacity, the length of stay for those receiving support, or the procedures used to assess family reunification.
The reported total also does not explain the circumstances of the people involved or whether every reunion followed the same process. No individual stories, family details or accounts of outcomes after reunification were provided in the summary of the report. The figure offers an overall measure of the organization’s reported family-reunion work, without setting out those case-level details.
The figure was reported by Ratopati and Nagarik News. Both reports describe Aadarsha Griha Nepal’s family-reunion work and its total of 1,181 people reunited with their families in Chitwan as of November 6, 2026.
