In an effort to address the often neglected needs of visually impaired women, Prayatna Nepal, a leading disability rights organization, recently conducted a five-day training program focused on comprehensive sexuality education. Held from March 11 to March 15, 2024, the event aimed to equip visually impaired women from across Nepal with crucial knowledge and skills […]
Initiatives aimed at inclusivity and empowerment often stem from acknowledging long-standing issues that have been conveniently swept under the rug. Take, for instance, the glaring problem of authenticating signatures for individuals with visual impairments. This obstacle not only strips away their autonomy but also shackles them to a perpetual cycle of dependence. Yet, amidst this […]
In our increasingly interconnected world, where digital technology permeates every aspect of our daily lives, it's undeniable that it has revolutionized the way we function, making tasks easier and becoming an indispensable part of personal and professional growth. However, while many have embraced and benefited from this technological advancement, certain groups, particularly individuals with disabilities […]
A transformative event took place, showcasing strong commitment from diverse organizations and stakeholders to propel the cause of disability inclusivity. Spearheaded by Prayatna Nepal, a non-profit organization dedicated to enhancing the rights and empowerment of persons with disabilities, the symposium delved into nuanced aspects of disability, aiming to catalyze the emergence of a society that […]
Article presents findings of Prayatna Nepal's recent position paper on accessibility audit of various platforms with a specific focus on the Press Council Nepal website. In today's digital age, accessibility on online platforms is crucial to ensure that everyone, including individuals with disabilities, can access information and services without barriers. Unfortunately, our audit of the […]
Prayatna Nepal is an organization established to works for visually impaired women and girls. We empower visually impaired women and girls to take their lives in their own hand.
