Thulo Puti centers are established in urban and rural areas, typically in communities with high concentrations of working parents. The centers are managed by local organizations, NGOs, or government agencies. The program structure includes:

The Thulo Puti program has numerous benefits for children, parents, and the community:

Despite its benefits, the Thulo Puti program faces several challenges:

In Nepali culture, kitchen work, or "bhānḍā ko kaam," is often considered a crucial part of household chores. Traditionally, women have been the primary contributors to kitchen work, preparing meals for the family. However, with changing times and more women entering the workforce, there's a shift towards shared responsibilities and professional kitchen services.