From March 16–20, 2025, Prayatna Nepal hosted a five-day Sexuality Training at Hotel Pension Vasana, Kathmandu, with the goal of enhancing knowledge and building advocacy skills on sexual and reproductive health and rights (SRHR) for women with visual impairments. A total of 23 visually impaired women and girls participated in interactive sessions covering sex, gender, […]
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On February 3, 2025, Prayatna Nepal hosted a Peer Counselling Workshop on Gender-Based Violence in Pokhara, led by senior clinical psychologist Dr. Bijay Gyawali. The program welcomed 13 visually impaired married couples for a day of honest conversations, practical advice, and mutual support. The session focused on understanding how personal experiences influence relationships and provided […]
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Prayatna Nepal is the self-help organization working for empowering the living condition women and girls with visually impairments. The organization is established by the composition of both women with and without visually impairments. Among the seven board members, five of them (71%) are with visually impairments where the organization is led by the totally blind […]
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Prayatna Nepal, a prominent disability rights organization, recently organized a training program on sexuality for visually impaired women in Nepal. This comprehensive five-day event, held from March 11 to March 15, 2024, aimed to educate and empower visually impaired women from various regions of the country by equipping them with valuable knowledge and skills related […]
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Prayatna Nepal is a self-help organization dedicated to empowering women and girls with visual impairments. The organization is founded on the principle of inclusivity, with both visually impaired and sighted women serving on its board. Notably, the majority of board members have visual impairments, and the organization is led by a blind woman as its […]
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Prayatna Nepal is a self-help organization working for the living condition women and girls with visually impairments. The organization is established by the composition of both women with and without visually impairments. Among the seven board members, five of them (71%) are with visually impairments, and the organization is led by totally blind women as […]
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