Prayatna Nepal is the self-help organization which is working continuously to empower the living condition of women and girls with visual impairment. The organization is established by the group of both women with and without visual impairment. Among the seven board members, five (71%) are with visual impairment, including the chairperson. The idea of inclusion […]
The concept of disability has evolved significantly over the years, challenging societal perceptions and prompting the realization of the importance of inclusion and accessibility for all individuals. In an effort to address this crucial aspect, Prayatna Nepal, a pioneering organization dedicated to advocating disability rights and inclusive development, organized a transformative event titled "Disability Inclusive […]
Prayatna Nepal, in collaboration with Lalitpur Metropolitan City, recently conducted a two-day workshop focused on disability and sexuality orientation for healthcare workers. The event was held with the participation of 22 dedicated healthcare professionals from Lalitpur Metropolitan City. The primary objective of the workshop was to equip these healthcare workers with essential knowledge and tools […]
Event Date: August 10-11, 2023 Organized by: Prayatna Nepal in Collaboration with Lalitpur Metropolitan City Number of Participants: 23 Health worker representatives from different health institutions within LMC Day 1: The event kicked off with a warm welcome by Jima Lamkoliya, vice-chairperson of Prayatna Nepal who set the tone for the program by introducing the […]
Although person with disabilities work in collaboration with various movements, they are not very well-informed about the issue of disability, which is also proven by the neglect of accessibility in the programs they conduct, realizing the fact Prayatna Nepal has conducted cross movement dialogue program with women human right defenders of Rupandehi district. This dialogue […]
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.
