Saathi Conducts Social Audit

July 15, 2024, Lalitpur – Saathi conducted its annual social audit on 15th July 2024. The event meticulously reviewed Saathi’s organizational and governance strengths, programmatic achievements, and the challenges faced by the organization. An independent consultant was appointed to assess Saathi’s organizational and programmatic status. The social audit saw participation of 71 people including Saathi’s […]

Empowering Community to Prevent SGBV

12 July 2024, Shuklaphanta, Kanchanpur – Saathi, under the GOAL project, organized a meeting with various community groups in Shuklaphanta Municipality-11 to discuss their roles in preventing gender-based violence (GBV). The event aimed to sensitize participants and mainstream GBV prevention in their activities. A total of 35 participants, including ward chair and members, GBV monitoring […]

Building Skills for Survivor Care through GTA

June 30, 2024, Kailali, Far Western Province – Saathi, with the support of UNFPA, conducted a three-day training on Gender Transformative Approach and Shelter Management for Safe Houses/Shelter staff from June 28 to 30, 2024, in Dhangadhi. This training, part of the “Empowered Women, Prosperous Nepal” project, was attended by staff from Baitadi, Bajhang, Bajura, […]

Strengthening Child Safety: Staff Orientation Program

June 17, 2024, Lalitpur – Saathi organized an orientation program aimed at refreshing the knowledge and skills of residential staff on critical topics related to child safeguarding, involving 22 dedicated staff members from all four of the Children Safer homes. The sessions, facilitated by the Children Program management team, covered essential subjects such as Child […]

Dental Camp for Children’s Health and Well-being

June 8, 2024, Lalitpur – Saathi, in collaboration with Hamro Dental Clinic, organized a dental camp dedicated to promoting the dental health of children from Saathi’s four safer homes. This initiative focused on the comprehensive well-being of the children under Saathi’s care, emphasizing the critical role of dental hygiene in their overall health. During the […]

Celebrating World Environment Day 2024

June 5, 2024 – Saathi organized an art competition to commemorate World Environment Day 2024, inviting interested children from four child safer homes to participate. With a total of 11 children showcasing their artistic talents, the competition centered around the theme of Land Restoration, Desertification, and Drought Resilience. Through their creative expressions, the young participants […]

AEIN Luxemburg Team Visits Saathi Program Site

May 29, 2024, Kanchanpur: A monitoring team of AEIN Luxembourg visited Saathi’s program area in Kanchanpur district of Sudurpaschim province on 29 May. Saathi under the auspices of AEIN has been implementing Generating Ownership Awareness & Liberation (GOAL): From Harmful Gender Stereotypes and Sexual and Gender-Based Violence (SGBV) program starting this year. The team led […]

1000 Young Girls to Receive Self-Defense Skills

A self-defense training program has commenced for young girls in Krishanpur Municipality. This joint initiative of Saathi and Krishnapur Municipality Ward No. 2 aims to equip 1000 girls from various schools in the municipality with self-defense skills, addressing the rising incidents of violence in our program area.In addition to self-defense training, Saathi will conduct orientation […]

School Students Sensitized on Cyber Security

May 19, 2024 – Saathi oriented School students on cyber safety and combating online violence against children. The orientation sessions were conducted in 2 schools – Uday Secondary School, Krishnapur Municipality (conducted on May 17, 2024) & Saraswoti Secondary School, Shuklaphanta Municipality (conducted on May 17, 2024). The events sensitized 188 students on cybercrime, covering […]

GBV Monitoring Groups formed

May 13, 2024, Kanchanpur, Far western Province – Saathi has successfully established the Gender-Based Violence Monitoring Group (लैंगिक हिंसा निगरानी समूह) / Project Steering Committee in two wards each of Krishnapur and Shuklaphata Municipalities. These groups were formed with the active participation of key intellectuals and social workers, coordinated closely with the ward offices. Formation […]