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.
On the occasion of 112th International Women’s Day, Prayatna Nepal successfully conducted 5 days of Fight Back Training among 11 visually impaired women and girls from Dhangadi, Nepalgunj, and Kathmandu. The training was facilitated by the teams of Fight Back Pvt. Ltd . Lalitpur Metropolitan City provided needed support and encouragement with the presence of […]
With the aim of reducing the fingerprint, Prayatna Nepal organized 2 days of signature technique training for 11 blind women from Kathmandu, Lalitpur, and Bhaktapur districts on January 20- 21 2021 respectively. The objective of that training was to sensitize blind women on the structure of the sighted alphabet and developed their own designated signature […]
Prayatna Nepal team successfully conducted One Day Menstrual Hygiene Management Workshop and distributed Menstrual Cups to Blind and Visually Impaired Womens of Kathmandu district on 4th October 2021. All Participants were distributed menstrual cups. Special thanks to Ms. Bijaya Lama from Marie Stopes Gongabu for her time and wonderful orientation sessions on menstrual cups. The objective […]
With the funding contribution of mama cash, Prayatna Nepal successfully conducted Fight Back Training among 10 visually impaired women across Nepal. The training was conducted from 24th Sept-28th Sept 2021 in the hall of DAV school Jawlakhel Lalitpur. The training was facilitated by the teams of Fight Back Pvt. Ltd The participants were oriented on […]
Prayatna Nepal team successfully conducted One Day Menstrual Hygiene Management Workshop and distributed Menstrual Cups to Blind and Visually Impaired Womens of Banepa (Kavrepalanchok district) on 25th September 2021. The training was conducted in the Bidhya Sagar Secondary School Banepa. Participants were distributed menstrual cups. Special thanks to Ms. Anita Dahal from Marie Stopes Banepa […]
