The Sisters of the Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament (SABS) stepped into Nepal in 1993. The congregation started in Kerala, India in 1908. At present, over five thousand members of this congregation work in different parts of the world.

The sisters belonging to St. John's Province, Kanjirappally, Kerala entered Nepal along with CST missionaries and had been teaching in their school. In 1996 the sisters were invited by the Bishop of Nepal to start a home for the HIV infected girls who were sold to Indian brothels. Those girls did not have a place to live when they were brought back to Nepal by some NGOs. They were disowned by their families and society. Gradually we opened a home for them in 1998.  We have registered with the government of Nepal as an NGO called Nepal Aradhana Samaj (Nepal Adoration Society) in 1998 and slowly extended the service to  other parts of Nepal providing care and support to HIV infected housewives, Migrant people, and children both affected and infected. As a continuation of this service we started a hostel for orphans and girls from vulnerable situations.

Nepal Aradhana Samaj organized a program to distribute saved money to the beneficiary children covered under Karuna Education project at its head office premises on 8^th February 2013. Altogether 78 children participated in Piggy Bank activity in 2012 and saved a sum of NRs.61,841.00 from their pocket money. Saved money was kept in a bank account that yielded NRs.2426.00 as interest. Interest has been distributed among the children in proportion to their saved amount.

At the onset of the program, Sr. Deepa, Director of Nepal Aradhana Samaj, highlighted the importance of saving money and hoped parents would utilize the saved money to meet the educational needs of their children. She appreciated the attitude of the children.

To encourage the saving practice among the children, the top three savers were rewarded with cash prize of Rs.300.00, Rs.200.00 and Rs.100.00 respectively. All the children were happy and in cheerful mood.