About Us

Who We Are

Our Story

Founded in 2004, Drokpo Nepal (Drokpo) is a registered non-profit organization created by a group of friends dedicated to improving the lives of Himalayan and Tibetan communities in Nepal. The name Drokpo, meaning “friend” in Tibetan, reflects our core values of compassion, solidarity, and commitment to supporting all individuals with dignity and care.

Symbol of Unity

Our logo features the Tibetan endless knot and joined hands, representing friendship, eternity, and solidarity.

Rooted in compassion and friendship
Guided by cultural values and unity.

Our Mission & Vision

What We Do

Our Commitment

Drokpo strengthens the resilience of Tibetan and Himalayan communities in Nepal through grassroots action. We improve livelihoods, promote women’s health, and support mental well-being with culturally grounded programs.

We believe in the power of community to create lasting change. With your support, we can continue building a sustainable and equitable future for the Himalayas.

Drokpo’s programs are funded through individual donations and grants, with 99 percent of all resources directly supporting community initiatives. Join us in empowering Himalayan communities to thrive with dignity and opportunity.

As His Holiness the Dalai Lama reminds us, “If you think you are too small to make a difference, try sleeping in a room with a mosquito.”

Empower local enterprises with resources for sustainable growth.
Improve women’s health with essential services and menstrual hygiene education.
Provide youth with skill development and career advancement opportunities.

Build resilient & self-sustaining communities by empowering local enterprises with resources and guidance.
Advance women’s health through accessible services and menstrual hygiene education.
Create pathways for youth to develop skills and pursue meaningful careers.

Our approach centers on community leadership. We empower local enterprises with resources and guidance, advance women’s health through accessible care and menstrual hygiene education, and support youth with skill development and career opportunities. Together, these efforts build resilient and self-sustaining Himalayan communities.