by Sirjana Waiba | Apr 29, 2024 | Updates, Newsletter, News, Blog, Awareness
The new school year starts with us providing new uniforms for the girls that are newly joining the program as well as for girls who are in need of new uniforms. This year is extra special for us because the women we provided tailoring training to (Yog Mahila Samuha)...
by Preeti Khanal | Mar 30, 2024 | Blog, Technology, Updates, Organization, Newsletter, News
“In Nepal, women often feel unsure about traveling alone due to safety concerns. However, every year, we organize a special trip just for women to break free from the norm. Our yearly trip is not only a success but also brimming with excitement,” staff member of...
by Bibhuti | Mar 29, 2024 | Newsletter, News, Organization, Blog, Technology, Updates
Going Back Home to Celebrate a Milestone This past month, I had the great privilege of going back to Nepal after a couple of years away. The reason for my visit was extremely special as my family was celebrating the 100th birthday of my grandfather. This is the same...
by Roshani Balami | Mar 28, 2024 | Blog, Technology, Updates, News, Success Stories, Newsletter
Introduction: The Elevate Skills training program has marked a significant milestone in our team’s professional development journey. The headquarters of Elevate Skills is located in the USA, with Mr. Rajesh Trivedi serving as the esteemed President and...
by Suhani Aryal | Mar 27, 2024 | Blog, Mom's Club, GLOW Club, Success Stories, Newsletter, News, Awareness, Updates
Karuna’s Jouney: Story for Women’s History Month – By Suhani Aryal, Original Post by Usha Adhikari A young girl, Karuna Sunar, was preparing for her 7th grade final exams. After the exams, she would begin her high school the following year. Starting high...
by Laxmi Aryal | Feb 29, 2024 | Success Stories, Newsletter, News, Event, Blog, Updates
As a part of our recent mentoring program, we also had a chance to celebrate the graduation of five more Bahinis (Salina Ghatani, Asmita Tamang, Prajina Gajmer, Pramila Waiba and Manju Waiba), who received their high school (10+2) diploma. Please note that there is...
