A One-Day Psychosocial Support Session was recently held for flood-affected persons with disabilities from different wards of Nuwakot, offering much-needed emotional and practical support during a difficult time. The session focused on: Many of the participants were persons with visual impairments, and some had lost their homes to the flood. Providing accessible, dedicated psychosocial support […]
On September 23, 2026, the first batch of Community Work Volunteers arrived in Nuwakot, marking the start of an important two-week mission under the Nepal Rapid Action Team (NRAT). Over the next 15 days, these volunteers will work closely with the local community, focusing on both immediate emotional support and long-term recovery. Their activities include: […]
Through the Nepal Rapid Action Team (NRAT), mobilised by SETU Nepal (Midway Nepal) together with our consortium partners, we have completed training for three separate batches of volunteer responders. These volunteers were trained in Psychosocial First Aid (PFA) and Humanitarian Assistance to help communities stay strong and supported during difficult times. Our 3 Phases of […]
For five women in West Nawalparasi, the next step in their livelihood journey is not about starting something new. It is about strengthening what they have already built. Each of the women had previously received livelihood support from SETU Nepal and had made progress in their businesses. Now, they are receiving an additional opportunity to […]
On September 2, 2026, the SETU Nepal team, along with National College, went to Tupche, Nuwakot, to deliver relief kits to families hit by the floods. It was not an easy trip. The main road is damaged, and the Trishuli bridge has been destroyed. This has cut off families on either side, and many still […]
Recently, we had the chance to visit SNSE Farmhouse and learn how to set up a vermicompost bin. Before going, we thought the process would be complicated, but it turned out to be simple and enjoyable. We began by preparing the base of the bin. We spread a layer of dry straw evenly across the […]
Last Friday, our children at Aarati Home celebrated Raksha Bandhan, a festival that celebrates the special bond between brothers and sisters. The children tied colorful rakhis onto the wrists of their dear brothers and exchanged heartfelt wishes for happiness and good health. There were smiles, sweet treats, and a lot of love in the air. […]
Our Regional Workshop in Pokhara Metropolitan City began a little differently this time, not with slides or an opening speech, but with a 30-minute sound healing and meditation session. Participants settled in, closed their eyes, and let the calming tones set the pace for the day ahead. Before diving into discussions and agendas, the session […]
We had the pleasure of celebrating little Annora Chaudhary's tenth birthday, and it proved to be a special day for all of us. A hearty, shared meal set off the party, and as Annora expressed her wish, everyone in the room cheered and delighted at the birthday cake. The best moment was when the dance […]
SETU Nepal was honoured to participate in the 10th Anniversary Celebration of Hamro Palo, represented by Ms. Lasata Manandhar, Program Officer. The event brought together alumni, educators, local government representatives, development partners, and civil society organizations to celebrate a decade of advancing girls' education, leadership, and empowerment. The celebration provided a valuable platform to reflect […]
SETU Nepal sincerely thanks Umbrella Organization Nepal for their generous partial support of Richa's education. Richa came to SETU Nepal at the age of five after losing both of her parents. Today, she has successfully completed her SEE and is pursuing Grade 11 in Hotel Management, taking another important step toward an independent future. As […]
For Krishna Gautam, hope was never easy to hold onto. As a 39-year-old member of the LGBTIQ+ community from Pokhara-1, Krishna spent years facing stigma and discrimination that made it difficult to find stable employment and earn a living. Opportunities were limited, and the path to financial independence often felt out of reach. Everything began […]
