Sima, 14 years old Manav, 18 years old Sima and Manav, who are from the Tanahu district, lost their parents to HIV. Following their deaths, Manav tried to survive by working in a small hotel/tea house, while Sima struggled with poor health and a lack of care. Due to her positive HIV diagnosis and vulnerable […]
Whatever be the age and the stage of life that you are in right now, thinking about those early childhood memories that will forever be wrapped in your heart will give you the finest of feelings. Watching the children of SETU Nepal involve in making and playing with their handmade dolls, takes me down memory […]
During our field visits in Nawalparasi, we visited “Lumbini Plus Community Care Center” a care home, that supports people living with HIV for their health treatment. The care center not only provides the necessary health support but it is also a place, where people with the same medical backgrounds can come together and help each […]
At the beginning of December the beautiful time of Christmas starts and also at SETU Nepal, we want to incorporate the magic of this festival into our activities. Besides decorating a Christmas tree and spending precious and valuable time together on Christmas Day, this year brought a new exciting project. The children of SETU Nepal […]
Sharda Gurung is a 37 year-old woman,who after six long years of being in prison, is now finally free and staying temporarily at the transit home of SETU Nepal. SETU Nepal is taking the role of a bridge and tries to refer her to another organization, where she can get suitable support in order to […]
Through the years, Setu has always vested an immense effort to give a lively touch to every festival along the calendar. In the past two years, Setu celebrated the Christmas day in an Old Age Care and Shree's Animal Rescue Nepal respectively. These both celebrations taught our children a real value of nurture and care. […]
Uma Ghimire is a 36 years old lady whose ill-fated day started when she was sold in circus by her parents in the age of 9. She worked in circus, rather abused, for almost 17 years where she fell down multiple times and gave up on life.After so long gap, she returned home with […]
SETU Nepal had been providing a shelter home to the four children rescued from Dolakha district for about three months. http://www.setunepal.org/decide-generously-and-invest-genuinely/ Four orphan siblings, two brother and two sister, were brought to SETU by District child welfare committee after death of their parents. Immediately after being brought to SETU their treatment was proceeded with baseline investigation […]
We feel lively every time we share the support case to SETU from our well-wisher. Recently, a Nepali philanthropist with a generous heart Mr. Anjan Pandey, (https://www.facebook.com/anjan.panday) has donated Rs. 20,000 for the nurturing of Unnati Gole, female child recently brought in SETU ( http://www.setunepal.org/decide-generously-and-invest-genuinely/) Her ill fate made her to witness the tragic death […]
A group of students from Redmaids' High School,United Kingdom visited Setu Nepal for information regarding People Living with HIV. During the visit they expressed their interest in Socio-cultural values and beliefs of Nepalese women. Rescepting their interest, SETU Nepal organised a program related with our culture with Sarees ( women's dress ) and Henna (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mehndi) for them. […]
Urvashi, 9 years old Nima, 15 years old Nima and Urvahi have endured unimaginable loss and hardship. They have two other brothers and tragically lost their parents to HIV within a month. Their father passed away shortly before they were rescued. Their mother died from complications arising from opportunistic infections a few days later while […]
“Positive Action combined with Positive Thinking" Our One day program "रुपान्तरणका लागि उत्प्रेरणा कार्यक्रम “conducted with an aim to make children to be a good human being rather than a good academician for SEE Graduates on 18 July has been successfully completed and we dedicate our accomplishment to all the direct & indirect helping hands. […]
