Learning Laboratory Centre
The Centre aims to be a leading organization for human and material resource development particularly in education, health and disaster relief response establishing a laboratory.

In meeting this aim, the Centre strives to be a focus for the development of effective models and relevant demonstration examples readily available to participants. A learning resource Laboratory is to bring global learning resources together for children and youth in collaboration with # Eltham Rotary Club Australia, #Aussie Action Abroad, #Global Action Nepal and other collaborative partners.

It is not only within the compound of Learning Centre but utilizing Community-based Learning hub as well. The Centre acts as a facilitating umbrella organization for a number of community learning hubs which have set up in rural settings for the facilitation of adult and lifelong learning education.  It also has linked with community-based outreach skills learning hub like wood carving ( Bungmati ), Pottery ( Bhaktapur) agriculture, livestock and making bricks for skills-based learning for national and international visitors.

Training Chamber

 The centre has multi-venue facilities for all types of official meetings, workshops, seminars, training, and conferences. Groups can utilize the resources at Nanda- Devi House with either day-board or residential facilities. They can also have access to a pool of staff/ national/ International resource persons with expertise that can fulfill a variety of demands of individuals and institutions. It has a hall which can adjusted to accommodate about 80 people in a theatre style, or 40 -60 people in U shape or small groups. The training venue and accommodation house can rented out to organizations or individuals.

Accommodation

The centre has Nanda-Devi House which has 14 rooms (12 with attached bathroom) that can accommodate 30 people, with a dining hall and small group meeting spaces. Tents can be managed to adjust for more people if guests are interested.  The House is located at Chunnikhel in the historical town of Bungamti, predominantly occupied by the Newars. Bungamati lies in  Lalitpur Metropolitan  in the  Lalitpur District of Kathmandu valley . It is a  Newar  village on a spur of land overlooking the  Bagmati River . The historic town is famous for wood carving.

The service has been used by Aussie Action Abroad, Rotary Australia, Global Action Nepal ,

Rotary Club of Dhulikhel, CSCD Nepal, Save the Children, Help Nepal, Udeshya Foundation, Dignity without Danger project etc