Hope Foundation (HF) is officially registered in 2011 at the district Administrative Office of Kathmandu in Nepal and affiliated with Social Welfare Council of Government of Nepal (GON) as a non-governmental, non-political and non-profitable organization which intends to offer a non-discriminatory, supportive, community based approach while helping people to bring about changes in lifestyle.

 HF is a community based organization with a group of professional people having a history of experience on Drug Use & Harm Reduction, HIV/AIDS awareness & prevention, Anti Human trafficking activities, community development work. Most of the volunteers working actively in HF are people having history of Injecting and other route of Drug Using behavior, and people living with HIV/AIDS as well as the people who are actively working in the development of the society. The main purpose of forming the organization is to make a valuable contribution in various aspects of HIV/AIDS, Drug Use and Human trafficking prevention in Nepal by utilizing experience and the expertise of HF's members as well as the infected and/or affected volunteers and to work in the development of the society as it has a motto that “To develop the society is the development of the country as well to develop the country is the development of the world”

 HF works on highlighting the need to study risk perception, effectively assist in harm minimization and trains affected individuals to life as an ongoing process of spiritual growth and sobriety. HF started drug addiction treatment and rehabilitation Centre, located in Kathmandu, Bansbari helping people from chemical dependency and people living with HIV and AIDS as its first wing.

 We offer a broad spectrum of services to the community and facilitate and work with the police, educational institutions and other academic institutions that are involved in human services. Our work involves interaction with industry leaders in terms of occupational health care program, which is comprehensive and is addressed in confidentiality. Also community based coalitions are developed for easy access to the facility.