Under the support of Women’s Fund Asia, Pahichan Nepal successfully conducted 3 days orientation program on sexual and reproductive health including 30 women with disabilities in the first phase of the training dated on 29th march to 31st march whereas the second phase of the training was conducted at Women’s Humanitarian Rehabilitation (WHR) Nepal on … Read more
Under the support of The Rotary Club of Maleny and Rotary Australia World Community Service a 4 days workshop was conducted for Promoting Entrepreneurship training and support for person with disability along with SRHR sessions from 29th November 2021 at Dakshinkali Municipality, Kathmandu collaborating with shed the Light (STL). We included 10 WWDs representatives having … Read more
Soft dolls and Key rings making training on 27th September to 30th October in Kathmandu (capital of Nepal) including 10 women with disabilities Under the support of The Pollination Project, Pahichan Nepal conducted the training to make Soft dolls, Key rings and reusable pads along with SRHR sessions in Kathmandu and outside valley. For the … Read more
A skill based training with the motive of empowering women with disabilities was successfully conducted with the donation support of TEWA Nepal. The training was 10 days long started from 29th September with 10 participants having physical disability, low vision, blind and deaf. The training was facilitated by women trainers with physical disability … Read more
With the support of Urgent Action Fund, Pahichan Nepal distributed relief materials along with sanitary packs (masks and sanitizers) to the needy, visually impaired and women with disabilities in Surkhet and Dakshinkali, Lalitpur. We also distributed PPE sets, umbrellas to the women leaders and their organization who work as a front liners. Project objectives: Providing … Read more
On the occasion of Valentine’s Day, Pahichan Nepal imposed its stall with the products like; liquid soap, toilet cleaner, woolen clothes, bateko dhup, and agarbatti at Lazimpat; Jazz upstairs organized by Girls Empowered Travel. We got to expose our products among the Customers and also got good feedback. The visitors were very pleased to know … 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 led 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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