Paper by Jalasa Sapkota underscores how an inclusive and compassionate approach from healthcare practitioners can lead to improved healthcare outcomes and overall well-being for individuals with disabilities. Drawing insights from the event Disability and Sexual Orientation for Health Workers of Lalitpur Metropolitan City, organized by Prayatna Nepal, this piece underscores the significance of fostering understanding […]
The youth, often considered the torchbearers shaping our future, bear the weight of immense expectations — being transformative voices, active stakeholders in governance, and drivers of societal progress. On this International Youth day as we focus on the theme of — Green Skills for Youth: Towards a Sustainable World — it becomes crucial to closely […]
In the pursuit of a truly equitable and just society, it is essential to recognize the crucial role of marginalized communities in the political arena. Among these often overlooked communities are persons with disabilities (PWDs), who constitute a substantial segment of the global population. In Nepal, as in many countries worldwide, the rights and representation […]
In today's world, the significance of disability-inclusive development in achieving sustainable development goals and upholding human rights has never been more crucial. This article delves into the essence of disability-inclusive development and explores the pressing need for its implementation. As we navigate through a rapidly evolving global landscape, it is essential to understand what disability-inclusive […]
The concept of inclusive education embodies a holistic and nuanced approach, with the primary objective of fostering parity and fairness in accessing education of the highest quality for individuals, irrespective of their diverse abilities or disabilities. This approach recognizes and upholds the inherent right of every individual, including those with disabilities, to be integrated into […]
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.
