Hamro Chahana Nepal

Hamro Chahana Nepal We empower the most marginalized and excluded young women in Nepal to take leadership of their own lives, bodies and economy.

Hamro Chahana Nepal is a community based organization that uses a feminist lens, working holistically with women on Learning and knowledge production, Bodily integrity, Economic justice,collective Feminist movement building and Rapid response &others. Hamro Chahana Nepal (HCN) since its establishment in 2009 has been able to revisit its journey and redefine its working approach after the strategic

planning meeting in 2016. We identify ourselves as young women led feminist human rights organization working holistically on women’s learning and knowledge production, bodily integrity and access to economic justice.

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Putalisadak
Kathmandu

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Monday 10:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 10:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 17:00
Thursday 10:00 - 17:00
Friday 10:00 - 17:00

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About HCN

Hamro Chahana Nepal(HCN) was founded in 2009 (Govt. of Nepal, Dist. Administration Office Kathmandu, Reg No: 36/2066-067) to work together with marginalized and underprivileged populations, especially women and children, to facilitate positive change in their standard of living through education, healthcare and environmentally sustainable livelihood opportunities.

Our core strength lies in the commitment of our diverse professional and academic membership which enhances our ability to serve hard- to -reach communities in rural Nepal. In the years 2009-2019, HCN has worked primarily with the rural communities such as Bote Community of Palpa district. HCN placed special emphasis on engaging the poor, vulnerable and socially excluded groups with special focus on women, dalits and marginalized groups.