On 27th August 2024, a Setu Nepal , supported by Sangharsha Mahila Samuha , organized a community program in Kamalbinayak, Bhaktapur, with the aim of promoting women's empowerment and raising awareness about Gender-Based Violence (GBV) and HIV. The event showcased products made by women beneficiaries, including pickles and handmade crocheted items, while also distributing Information, […]
By Adita and Binita, youth representative on behalf of SETU Nepal (www.setunepal.org) The alarm rang, and an email from the United Nations team announced a pre-consultation workshop at the UN House. We (Adita and Binita) left our Setu Home that we excited for the day. We headed there to the UN House, both of us […]
On 7th August 2024, Setu Nepal conducted a program, supported by the UNTF entitled "Orientation on Issues of WLHIV and Gender-Based Violence Survivors to Empower and Protect." The event aimed to enhance the skills of key staff, including health professionals, safe house workers, police officers, government officials, and NGO workers, in the areas of prevention, […]
Binita Singh, the eldest child of our Aarati Transit Home, has passed the Secondary Education Examination (SEE) with an impressive GPA of 3.0. The Setu Nepal family joyously celebrated this significant milestone, appreciating her dedication and perseverance. Throughout her journey, Binita demonstrated remarkable resilience, overcoming numerous challenges to achieve academic excellence. Her success is a […]
Setu Nepal participated in a discussion session organized by the District Public Health Office (DPHO) on June 7, 2024, in Lalitpur. This event brought together various healthcare organizations, providing a valuable platform for networking and sharing work presentations. Setu Nepal had the opportunity to present its work from 2080 to 2081 to all participants. The […]
The Setu Nepal team, comprising Ms. Shrima Basnyat (Communication and Development Officer), Ms. Neha Das (Project Officer), and Mr. Mandip Rajthala (Finance Officer), participated in the two-day event "Shayatra: Empowering Partnership" as one of the grantees of UN Trust Fund 2023 cycle organized by UN Women Nepal on the 10th and 11th of June 2024. […]
On June 4, 2024, the Setu Nepal staff participated in a meditation class led by yoga instructor, Miss Benju Thapa. The session began with an eye exercise where participants focused on the flame of a candle. This practice was intended to help them concentrate and clear their minds in preparation for the rest of the […]
The three-day training program that started from 1st May 2024 to 3rd May 2024, addressing gender discrimination, women's rights, and access to non-discriminatory services has left an indelible mark on all participants involved, igniting a profound and transformative journey towards empowerment and social change. Throughout the duration of the program, participants were immersed in a […]
SETU Nepal extends sincere gratitude to the Marten's Family from Canada for their generous donation of Nrs. 15,000, facilitated through CECI. This contribution will significantly bolster our ability to carry out essential programs and initiatives aimed at enhancing the well-being of individuals and families within the community. Their support exemplifies the spirit of compassion and […]
Amidst the grand and dignified celebration of the 114th International Women's Day by the National Federation of HIV Infected Women, the spotlight illuminated SETU Nepal, bestowing upon them a prestigious honor. SETU Nepal was recognized for their exceptional contributions towards the empowerment and support of HIV-infected and affected women. Their tireless efforts in championing the […]
On the occasion of the 114th International Working Women's Day, Setu Nepal stand in solidarity With the National Alliance of Women Human Rights Defenders (NAWHRD) and various union organizations jointly organized the basic slogan "To fight against feudal, feudal, patriarchal thinking: To support a civilized and developed society". Also, on 24th day of Falgun 2080 […]
