OUR HISTORY

Nepalese Canadian Heritage Centre (NCHC) is a not-for-profit organization with charitable status. NCHC was established in 2011 by a group of volunteers who always wanted to give back to their community.

2023

• City of Brampton has granted an amount of $25K to celebrate Teej (Festival of Women) under the Advanced Brampton Fund. 

2022

• Government of Ontario has granted an amount of 7.5K to enhance the institutional security system under the ‘Ontario Grant to Support Anti-Hate Security Measures for Faith-Based and Cultural Organizations’. 

2020 

• Received a grant of $17K from the City of Brampton to celebrate one of the Nepalese festivals Teej, also called Festival of Women. 

2019 

• Registered in Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) as a Charitable organization.
• Received a grant of $12.5K from the City of Brampton to celebrate one of the Nepalese festivals Teej, also called Festival of Women. 
• Organized a 7-day long “Shreemad Bhagwat Maha Puran’ for the purpose of fundraising effort; the Puran was sermon by Dinbandhu Pokharel, a well-recognized personality among Pandits in Nepal.

2017

• Restated under section 203 of the Canada Not-for-profit Corporation Act as set out in the articles of incorporation.