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Tuesday, November 18, 2025

Flushing Away Barriers: Our Commitment to Dignity and Health

World Vision Nepal advances WASH and sanitation through school toilets, disaster response, and dignity kits, promoting health and education for all.

Engaging community journalists to spread the word

Confidence. Attention to detail. Pursuit for truth. An investigative eye. A moving pen. These words can be used to describe Ayush and his work. Inside the...

Giving literacy a “boost”

"Ohhh ya, what a hit, what a hit!" screams a student in joy as his team member scores a goal. Soccer, more popularly known as football, is a treasured...

Learning with fun beyond school hours

It's Saturday, an official government holiday, and all schools are closed in Sindhuli district but in the remote village of Tinkanya some children are...

Remote monitoring at your fingertips

It can bring you a world of information at the touch of a finger. It can assist you to monitor remote construction sites in real time minus all the...

Health in despair

What would you do if you were 9 months pregnant and your husband went missing? For Hem Kumari, this was not a hypothetical situation but a time in her life...

Better school facilities empower children

Education is the key to unlock the golden door of freedom. – George Washington Carver "Time flies when you're enjoying your work," says Krishna Hari...

Two years on, World Vision continues to stand with survivors

Learn more about our work through this video . Two years after the devastating earthquakes struck Nepal affecting the lives of eight million people with...

Two years on, World Vision continues to support the earthquake affected people

Two years after the devastating earthquakes struck Nepal, m ore than 526,000 people in 10 worst hit districts of Nepal have benefitted from World Vision's...

Nepal’s young disaster managers

Two years post earthquake, children around the country start striving again. In case of an earthquake, Swosthani and her classmates know what to do: the...

Moving past fear and towards greater child protection

Simran’s village, nestled between lush terraced mountains and surrounded by decade-old trees is a construction site. Houses, even mansions are built from...

Taming slopes and ridges

Project name : Improved Livelihoods and Nutrition in Nepal Funded by : Jersey Overseas Aid Commission Goal : Improved livelihoods and nutrition for...

How Bir Bahadur went from being hungry to having enough

Many poor farmers are unable to grow enough food to feed their own families, much less sell it for additional income. That is why World Vision partners...

Accessing clean drinking water after the earthquake

From the shade of her new home at Aappipal, Gorkha, Ganga Adhikari describes how she and her family faced hardship due to lack of shelter and drinking...

Neeraj opens an automobile workshop

19-year-old Niraj from Besisahar, Lamjung, studies in Grade 12 and lives with his father, mother and elder brother. Soon after he completed Grade 10, Niraj...

Equal access to education

Krishna is 15 years old. He studies in class three in a government in Gorkha district. Like his other friends in his class, Krishna loves to study, play...

Fearless women farmers

Project name : Preparing Poor Producer for Market (3PM) Funded by : World Vision Hong Kong (Private Non-Sponsorship funding) Goal: Increase economic...

Empowered children, transformed lives

Holding a small book in her hands, 13-year-old Sujita gently walks down the stairs and meets a group of students in the school ground. Today, she is going...

And she saw a silver lining

This is Tika's story. A young girl in Jiri, who is only 17 but takes care of her younger brother and is the breadwinner for the family. This is her story...

Trained youth equipped to generate income

20-year-old Ram’s inability to cope with the pressures of formal education system gradually fuelled his disinterest in studies. Belonging to a family from...

Bipi and Jit's story

Bipi, 80, is three years older than her husband Jit Bahadur. This is not too common in a Nepali family. For more than five decades, they have been happily...

Helping to stay warm

Travelling on the narrow, unpaved, and dusty road, up in the high hills was not easy. From Jalbire it took us more than three hours of a tedious, bumpy...

Sarada and her aware students

Project name : Promoting and strengthening school safety in Nepal through operationalising the Comprehensive School Safety Framework (CSSF) Funded by...

Giving a freedom of choice

In the early dawn, Bhawani left her house and started her journey to Jiri Municipality which is more than two hours of walk from her village. She has to...

Promoting disaster risk reduction, one school at a time

Project name : Promoting and strengthening school safety in Nepal through operationalising the Comprehensive School Safety Framework (CSSF) Funded by...