In this page you will find all the news and posts about various activities done by Prayatna Nepal in different times. All the posts are arranged from newest to the oldest according to the published date.
Prayatna Nepal organized a three-day Signature Technique Training from August 4–6, 2026, at Hotel Utsab Himalaya, Lakeside, Pokhara, with the objective of enabling visually impaired women to write their signatures independently and participate more confidently in activities requiring signatures. A total of 13 visually impaired women participated in the training, which was facilitated by Ms. […]
Prayatna Nepal organized two Disability Inclusive Development (DID) workshops on August 7, 2026, in Pokhara and August 19, 2026, in Kathmandu, under the project “Ensure Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights of Women with Disabilities,” supported by Mama Cash. The workshops aimed to sensitize stakeholders and staff from international and national non-governmental organizations (I/NGOs) […]
Prayatna Nepal organized a Couple Peer Counseling session on August 9, 2026, at Hotel Utsab Himalaya, Lakeside, Pokhara, under the project “Ensure Access to Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights of Women with Disabilities,” supported by Mama Cash. The session aimed to raise awareness among women and girls with visual impairments, couples with visual impairments, and […]
Prayatna Nepal successfully conducted an “Accessible Digital Content Development Workshop” aimed at promoting inclusive digital communication and strengthening accessibility practices for persons with disabilities. The workshop focused on enhancing participants’ understanding and practical skills in creating accessible digital content, including documents, presentations, and online materials that can be easily accessed by persons with visual impairments […]
Prayatna Nepal successfully organized a “Professional Counselling on SRHR Awareness” session on April 3, 2026 at Universal Cafe, Sukedhara, Kathmandu, under the project “Ensure the Access on Sexual and Reproductive Health Rights of Women with Disabilities.” The event brought together 27 women and girls with visual impairments, visually impaired couples, and representatives from Organizations of […]