Let's Do Something (LDS) is an organized, autonomous, non-profit, non-political social organization, established in 2002, and formally and legally registered at District Administration Office Kathmandu, Nepal on 18 May 2004. LDS is affiliated with Social Welfare Council of Nepal as well. The organization was created and established and solely managed by  the dedicated, enthusiastic and energetic house-wives, who dared to cross the limit of the threshold of their houses with a motto to do something good and useful for their community and there by to contribute in the social upliftment. The members and the management team of the LDS are in their mid 30s-40s, who contemplated to have their greater roles and responsibility towards their family, children and the neighbors. Nevertheless they have spared their time, energy and resources for the destitute, marginalized, underserved and vulnerable men, women, children, adolescents and youths in and around their community.

The LDS has initiated its activities by introducing the Yoga health classes for the women of different ages ranging from 20-50 years in the locality. The LDS has hired an expert/teacher to conduct the class and other facilities to run the class. Side by side of the Yoga class, it has launched other community welfare program for these women. The discussion and counseling on various pertinent issues are also conducted for the women.

LDS has conducted literacy and health classes for the street and poor children. Over 50 children of 5-18 years of age receive free education and health information daily for 5 hours. The children are also taught to keep themselves clean, tidy and be develop healthy behavior. Free educational materials and stationeries as well as tea and snacks are provided daily to them by the organization.

Goals
Lets Do Something is always prepared and committed for the creation and cleanliness of healthy, happy, well-informed and disciplined society by implementing various development programs related to environment, health, education, children's welfare, skill development and income generation programs and improvement and of the deteriorating condition of the environment.