महिला तथा बालबालिका कार्यालय मकवानपुरको प्रमुख आतित्थ्यमा मकवानपुर महिला समुहले आयोजना गरेको यस हरितालिका तीज कार्यक्रम २०७३ लाई सफल तुल्याउन प्रमुख सहयोग पुर्याउने सेतु नेपाल लगायत सम्पूर्ण सहयोगी तथा उपस्थित दिदीबहिनीहरु लाई मुरी मुरी धन्यबाद !!!!
महिला तथा बालबालिका कार्यालय मकवानपुरको प्रमुख आतित्थ्यमा मकवानपुर महिला समुहले आयोजना गरेको यस हरितालिका तीज कार्यक्रम २०७३ लाई सफल तुल्याउन प्रमुख सहयोग पुर्याउने सेतु नेपाल लगायत सम्पूर्ण सहयोगी तथा उपस्थित दिदीबहिनीहरु लाई मुरी मुरी धन्यबाद !!!!
School Leaving Certificate (SLC) is an Iron Gate to the wider future. A student since enters a school has to struggle very hard to get self identity.... . A little support is provided to the needy children specially related with prison, HIV and Earthquake response. 4 children are now successfully crossed the Iron Gate this […]
Acknowledgement and appreciation of a good performance is one of the very important motivational step. From this year we decided to start awarding 2 out of the 14 participants of previous entrepreneurship program who show best effort in their business and are able to pay loan and interest in regular basis within the given time. […]
Daya (name changed) is one of the ladies who disclosed about her HIV infection in her society. Being fair to the society became a challenge for living in her journey of life. She got expelled by the house owner in the rented house. When she went for her health checkup she got neglected even by […]
Vision Neupane (name changed) 24 years old lady with HIV positive by birth from mid western part of Nepal is the former beneficiary of our livelihood/IG training program whose 6 years old daughter is also supported by SETU Nepal for her education. From seed money received from SETU Nepal after livelihood training she utilized if […]
Kamala (name Changed), a HIV positive woman, recently released from prison after 6 years of her imprisonment came to SETU home for treatment with her 7 years old daughter. During baseline investigation of their health status, it was found that Kamala was suffering from tuberculosis and many other opportunistic infections and immediately her treatment started […]
Being a student is itself an identity of a struggling human being, fighting for a better future. Sangita Waiba is a student who has struggled very hard during her schooling living alone in her house as her mother (a single parent) was always out for work struggling for better future of both chldren. Setu Nepal […]
Rebika is a 7 years old child living in a hostel of Makawanpur district. Her mother is in Birgunj Jail (3 hour away from Rebika’s school by local transportation) because of drug case. As SETU is playing a bridge role as its name, every year SETU takes Rebika to meet her mother in the jail […]
Kamala Gurung (name changed) , 31 years old single woman from Pokhara, now living with her 6 years old daughter. She was sentenced for two years imprisonment in the case of drug and now is, recently released from the prison and the due is remaining. She is now in the shelter of SETU Nepal for […]
The development of child depends upon the environment of home and school as well. Good nurturing at home and healthy environment at school impacts the behavior and attitude of children. In this context a child development is the parent’s school relationship project. Children of SETU House celebrated parent’s day in their school. The representative of […]
Those are just Eye Sights; either respect JESUS with red cloth or SHIVA with Rudrakchya, the true religion is the respect towards Senior Citizens and their ultimate smile... On 25th December, 2015 Children of SETU Nepal celebrated Christmas with grandparents and mothers in a senior Citizen Home of Kathmandu and SETU Transit Home. Total 45 […]
Volunteer placement is one of the components of SETU house. This time it is our pleasure, Jennifer Thompson, an Art Therapist from the USA, volunteered her expertise at SETU Nepal. At the time (November 2015), SETU was conducting a regular training program for mothers with HIV. Jennifer organized an Art Therapy session for the mothers. […]
