Donate your leftover currency to The Centre for Learning and Children’s Rights (CLCR)

The Centre for Learning and Children’s Rights (CLCR) is an Australian, international not-for-profit organization that delivers educational and humanitarian projects in Nepal

CLCR’s mission is to provide quality, child-centered, democratic, violence-free educational opportunities to as many Nepali children and young adults as possible, regardless of age, gender, religion, or caste.

It is easy to donate your leftover currency to CLCR. To get started, download and fill out the CLCR exchange form.

CLCR run three major educational and health care projects across Nepal:

Heartland Academy school and tertiary college, Kathmandu: delivering, high quality, practical, violence free scholarship education to students, predominately young women from the Dalit caste from Nursery/ pre-school to tertiary college level.

All funds received will go towards supporting scholarship education and teaching and learning resources at the school.

Heartland Centre for Women (HCW): HCW is a brand-new tertiary college based in Kathmandu, established specifically for women across the country, delivering courses in Law, Health Science, Culinary Arts and Hospitality, in which on the same site CLCR operate a health care clinic focusing on screening and the initial treatment for cervical cancer.

As well as counselling and educational support in areas such as menstrual and maternal health care for all sectors of Nepal’s population. Funding will be used for increasing scholarship numbers/ provision for young women enrolling into the college section as well as medical resources for the clinic section of HCW.

It is easy to donate your leftover currency to CLCR. To get started, download and fill out the CLCR exchange form.

Heartland Academy, Palpa: in April of 2023, CLCR opened its second Heartland school in the remote region of Jagbadi in Palpa. HAP offers co-education from Nursery up to primary grade 5.

The development of this project and school was based on strong community partnership, consultation, and engagement, with HAP set up to be a source of community support, employment and educational opportunity for students and families within the region.

Much like Heartland in Kathmandu, HAP’s goal is to provide long term educational opportunity, especially to young women and marginalized caste groups within the region

The charity are in the process of large-scale school building design and extensive teacher training of their local team to support a strong student centred, life skill-based education to empower the local population.

CLCR aim to expand into the lower and upper secondary school sections over the next few years as well as the college/ tertiary level (11-12).

Funding will be used for expanding scholarship provision to children of the region as well as school resources and the building of expansive facilities for the school as it grows.

It is easy to donate your leftover currency to CLCR. To get started, download and fill out the CLCR exchange form.

Website CLCR Australia: forchildrights

Website to Heartland Academy: heartlandacademy

Donate your leftover travel money to The Centre for Learning and Children’s Rights (CLCR)

Do you have a drawer or jam jar, filled with foreign coins, left over travel money from previous holidays? Would you consider donating that forgotten currency to help fund a good cause?

It's easy to donate your leftover holiday cash; Simply fill out our charity exchange form and send it along with your currency to our Datchet office. We will exchange all currency, coins and notes, foreign and domestic, and donate the exchange value plus 5% extra to The Centre for Learning and Children’s Rights (CLCR).

How much of my donation goes to The Centre for Learning and Children’s Rights (CLCR)?

We donate the complete exchange value plus 5% extra to The Centre for Learning and Children’s Rights (CLCR). There are no fees, neither do we subtract any commission. You will receive a confirmation email, containing the amount donate. We will share this information with The Centre for Learning and Children’s Rights (CLCR).

Which banknotes and coins can I donate?

You can donate any coins or notes, foreign or domestic. We will exchange whatever currency you send us and will donate the combined exchange value plus five percent extra to The Centre for Learning and Children’s Rights (CLCR).

We will exchange currencies listed on our exchangeable currencies page against the exchange rates shows.

All other banknotes and coins will be exchanged against their numismatic value, bullion value or scrap metal value, whichever is higher. It helps if you sort the currency before you send it. But if you are unable to sort your currency, don't worry. We will take care of the sorting and counting free of charge.