[4] Established on September 28, 2010, the Himani Trust was founded by the former Crown Princess as a non-profit and apolitical non-governmental organization to work on national services.
It works towards uplifting the quality of life in important sectors such as sustainable livelihood, children, education, health, senior citizens, environment and natural disasters.
Her remarks came after the government's failure to respond to the victims of the 2015 earthquake while the Himani Trust was actively involved in 22 different places with relief materials and construction of temporary shelters.
[8] As president of Himani Trust, the former Crown princess unveiled a book entitled Sandesh Sangraha, a compilation of speeches delivered by her father in law and former King Gyanendra.
The former royal who had also extended financial assistance to the 2015 earthquake victims, announced that all the proceeds of the book sales would be used to set up a disaster relief fund for the victims of natural disasters during a press conference in August 2019[9] With the abolition of monarchy, the former crown princess has dedicated much of her time to social works through Himani Trust and is believed to have done more social work than the government.