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Advancing Rights and Inclusion: National Dissemination of Research on Women and Girls with Disabilities

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On February 4, 2026 (Magh 21, 2082), Pahichan Nepal marked a significant milestone in inclusive advocacy with the successful hosting of a central-level Research Paper Dissemination Workshop in Kathmandu. Supported by UK International Development, UN Women, and Hamro Sahas, the event served as a high-level platform for the official release of a critical study titled "Understanding the Impact of Dowry and Early Marriage on Women and Girls with Disabilities in Madhesh Province." By bridging the gap between grassroots realities and national policy, the workshop brought together policymakers, civil society leaders, and development partners to address how harmful social practices intersect with disability and poverty. This evidence-based initiative provides a clear roadmap for legislative reforms, reaffirming Pahichan Nepal’s commitment to ensuring that the rights, dignity, and voices of women and girls with disabilities remain at the forefront of the national development agenda.

On February 4, 2026 (Magh 21, 2082), Pahichan Nepal marked a significant milestone in inclusive advocacy with the successful hosting of a central-level Research Paper Dissemination Workshop in Kathmandu. Supported by UK International Development, UN Women, and Hamro Sahas, the event served as a high-level platform for the official release of a critical study titled “Understanding the Impact of Dowry and Early … Read more

Paralegal Trainers’ Training Successfully Completed

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Pahichan Nepal successfully conducted a Paralegal Trainers’ Training (Training of Trainers – ToT) for women with disabilities and members of Paralegal Committees. The five-day training was held from 7–11 November 2025 (24–28 Kartik 2082) at Pension Basana Hotel, Kathmandu. Objective of the Training The main objective of the training was to enhance participants’ legal knowledge, understanding of human rights, gender and gender-based violence, and to strengthen their capacity to access justice and conduct advocacy. The training also aimed to prepare participants to serve as paralegal trainers at the community level. Training Structure and Key Topics The training combined theoretical knowledge with practical skills using participatory and inclusive learning approaches. Key topics covered during the training included: Introduction to gender and gender identity Gender, sexuality, and gender-based violence Intersectionality Human rights and the rights of persons with disabilities

Pahichan Nepal successfully conducted a Paralegal Trainers’ Training (Training of Trainers – ToT) for women with disabilities and members of Paralegal Committees. The five-day training was held from 7–11 November 2025 (24–28 Kartik 2082) at Pension Basana Hotel, Kathmandu. Objective of the Training The main objective of the training was to enhance participants’ legal knowledge, … Read more

Refresher Training of Trainers (ToT) on Paralegal Skills Successfully Conducted

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Pahichan Nepal successfully conducted a Refresher Training of Trainers (ToT) on Paralegal Skills for Women with Disabilities on 10 February 2026 at Hotel United.   The refresher training was organized for Paralegal Committee Members and Women with Disabilities (WWDs) from Sarlahi District, Bara District, and Mahottari District of Madhesh Province. Objective of the Training The … Read more

Consultation on Issues of Single Women with Disabilities

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Consultation on Issues of Single Women with Disabilities Date: 4 Ashoj 2082 (20 September 2025) Pahichan Nepal, in partnership with Tewa, organized a consultation program to collect inputs for a declaration addressing the issues of single women with disabilities. The program aimed to document lived experiences and priority concerns of single women with disabilities to strengthen advocacy and policy engagement. Founder Chairperson of Pahichan Nepal, Ichha KC, shared that the declaration will serve as an important advocacy tool. The event was conducted under the chief guestship of Mr. Haridatta Joshi, Acting Chairperson of the National Inclusive Commission. Mr. Devi Dutta Acharya, Federal President of the National Federation of the Disabled–Nepal, and Mr. Shishir Khanal, President of the Nepal Blind Union, participated as discussants. More than 20 single women with disabilities actively participated and shared their experiences, challenges, and recommendations. The consultation laid a strong foundation for a rights-based declaration centered on the voices of single women with disabilities.

Pahichan Nepal, in partnership with Tewa, organized a consultation program to collect inputs for a declaration addressing the issues of single women with disabilities. The program aimed to document lived experiences and priority concerns of single women with disabilities to strengthen advocacy and policy engagement. Founder Chairperson of Pahichan Nepal, Ichha KC, shared that the … Read more

Two-Day Research Workshop on Inclusive and Accessible Reproductive and Health Services Successfully Completed in Bardiya

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Two-Day Research Workshop on Inclusive and Accessible Reproductive and Health Services Successfully Completed in Bardiya

Women with disabilities from Lumbini Province shared their lived experiences, challenges, and recommendations to strengthen inclusive reproductive health services. Main Content: Pahichan Nepal successfully concluded a two-day research workshop in Bardiya focused on inclusive and accessible reproductive and health services for women with disabilities. The workshop is part of an ongoing study designed to identify … Read more

Inclusive Community Meetings for Women with Disabilities

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Inclusive Community Meetings for Women with Disabilities Under the SAHAS Project, inclusive community meetings were organized on Wednesday, 19 Kartik 2082 (November 5, 2025) to raise awareness about the situation of women with disabilities, their level of awareness, and the support available from local governments. An inclusive community meeting for women with disabilities was held in Bagda Loharpatti Municipality–1, Mahottari District, focusing on the social, economic, and service-related challenges faced by women with disabilities and the importance of community participation. On the same day, another community meeting was conducted in Banara Village, Bardibas Municipality–6, with the participation of both men and women. The discussion highlighted the status of women with disabilities in the community, existing awareness gaps, and the role of local governments in ensuring inclusive services and support. These meetings aimed to strengthen community awareness, promote inclusive attitudes, and encourage meaningful engagement of local authorities in safeguarding the rights, dignity, and participation of women with disabilities.

Inclusive Community Meetings for Women with Disabilities Under the SAHAS Project, inclusive community meetings were organized on Wednesday, 19 Kartik 2082 (November 5, 2025) to raise awareness about the situation of women with disabilities, their level of awareness, and the support available from local governments.   An inclusive community meeting for women with disabilities was … Read more

UN Women and the UK Government hosted a two-day workshop in Madhesh Province

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Through the Hamro Sahas initiative, UN Women and the UK Government hosted a two-day workshop in Madhesh Province, bringing together women leaders, youth advocates, and frontline practitioners. Pahichan Nepal and its partner organizations were also part of this meaningful gathering. Day 1 focused on collective care and healing, with participants using art, movement, and creative expression to reconnect with themselves and each other. Day 2 explored the different forms of gender-based violence, especially in digital spaces. Through sharing stories and discussions, participants co-created ideas for safer online environments. The workshop reinforced that care, creativity, solidarity, and collective action are essential for preventing violence and building inclusive, compassionate communities—online and offline.

Through the Hamro Sahas initiative, UN Women and the UK Government hosted a two-day workshop in Madhesh Province, bringing together women leaders, youth advocates, and frontline practitioners. Pahichan Nepal and its partner organizations were also part of this meaningful gathering. Day 1 focused on collective care and healing, with participants using art, movement, and creative … Read more

Empowering Single and Marginalized Women with Disabilities through Skills and Financial Literacy

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Under the financial support of the Ministry of Social Development, Bagmati Province through the Social Development Office, Pahichan Nepal successfully implemented the program titled “Skills Development and Financial Empowerment Program for Single and Marginalized Women with Disabilities” on June, 2025. This initiative was conducted under the broader program “Protection of Rights, Capacity Building, and Empowerment … Read more

2-Day Booth Camping for Leadership Empowerment for Women with Disabilities

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The 2-Day Booth Camping for Leadership Empowerment took place in Kalaiya, Bara, in November 2024, with 15 women with disabilities participating. The program aimed to enhance leadership skills, self-confidence, and advocacy capabilities. Day 1 focused on introducing leadership concepts, building teamwork, and sharing personal experiences and challenges. Day 2 emphasized advocacy skills, public speaking, and … Read more

Empowering Autonomy for Women with Disabilities – Session at AWID Forum 2024

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Session at AWID forum

At the AWID Forum 2024 in Bangkok, Thailand, Pahichan conducted a session titled “Empowering Autonomy for Women with Disabilities,” focusing on the importance of autonomy in enhancing the independence and dignity of women with disabilities. The session highlighted the intersectional challenges these women face due to both gender and disability, such as barriers to education, … Read more

The Pahichan logo features a blue background, symbolizing rights and empowerment. The word “Pahichan,” meaning “identity,” highlights the organization’s focus on helping individuals with disabilities find their place in society. The red color in the letter “P” signifies that the organization is founded by a blind woman, while the symbolic image represents a woman with a disability, emphasizing inclusivity and support for marginalized women

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