Visible Impact

Visible Impact Every Girl, Every Woman, Every Youth

Visible Impact is a not for profit organization based in Nepal that envisions creating visible impact through social and economic leadership.

27/05/2026

Hearing directly from the students makes every conversation and effort even more meaningful.

Avi and Sipjan from Shree Tomandanda Secondary School share their experience of participating in sessions led by Youth Champions and Local Coordinators under the Empower Chepang Girls Initiative. From engaging in interactive discussions to taking part in activities at the Period Corner, their reflections remind us how important safe, engaging, and informative spaces are for young people.

Through conversations, games, and shared learning, we continue working towards breaking stigma and creating communities where young people feel informed, heard, and supported.

As part of the Empowered Chepang Girls Initiative project, our team recently conducted monitoring visits to school sessi...
25/05/2026

As part of the Empowered Chepang Girls Initiative project, our team recently conducted monitoring visits to school sessions facilitated by the Local Coordinators and Youth Champions in Shree Praja Basti Basic School (Ward 1), Bijaya Bhawani Secondary School (Ward 2), Shree Tomandanda Secondary School (Ward 6), and Shree Shiva Basic School (Ward 7) of Gorkha District.

The local coordinator and the youth champions facilitated school session on topics such as SRHR, menstruation, family planning, safe abortion, and child marriage. Alongside the monitoring visits, Period Corners were established in each school to promote menstrual hygiene management through informative zines, display of menstrual products, and engaging activities like quiz contests, creating a fun and interactive learning environment for students.

Happy Birthday to the brilliant Manita Sharma! Sending you all the best wishes for a year filled with growth and joy.
18/05/2026

Happy Birthday to the brilliant Manita Sharma!
Sending you all the best wishes for a year filled with growth and joy.

Still thinking about last month’s EchoVerse! We took a deep dive into the world of AI and how it’s subtly (and not so su...
16/05/2026

Still thinking about last month’s EchoVerse!

We took a deep dive into the world of AI and how it’s subtly (and not so subtly) reshaping our reality. From the way we create to the way we perceive the world around us, the conversation was eye-opening.

Huge thanks to everyone who joined the circle and shared their perspective. If you missed this one, don't worry, the next EchoVerse is just around the corner and we can't wait to see you there!

Who’s ready for the next one?

Every story we hear in the field reminds us why this work matters. Meet Birma: FCHV, mother, and Grade 3 student at 54.
15/05/2026

Every story we hear in the field reminds us why this work matters. Meet Birma: FCHV, mother, and Grade 3 student at 54.

Kaleidoscope Initiatives conducted an initial project meeting with the Madhesh Ministry of Health and Population and the...
15/05/2026

Kaleidoscope Initiatives conducted an initial project meeting with the Madhesh Ministry of Health and Population and the Provincial Health Directorates of Madhesh, in the presence of the Honorable Health Minister, where we shared our project plans for 2026 and discussed collaborative strategies to strengthen Safe Abortion services across the province.

EchoVerse is Back!My Mind, My Feed: Digital Space and Mental Health Let’s talk about something we all feel but rarely sa...
15/05/2026

EchoVerse is Back!
My Mind, My Feed: Digital Space and Mental Health

Let’s talk about something we all feel but rarely say out loud. The internet can be a home—a place where we find our community and our voice. But sometimes, you close an app and feel emptier than when you opened it.

From doomscrolling and comparison culture to the quiet loneliness of being constantly connected, our digital lives deeply shape how we think, feel, and see ourselves. This EchoVerse, we’re exploring what it really means to feel safe online and how to navigate the relationship between our screens and our mental health.

Date: May 22, 2026, Friday

Time & Venue: Details will be shared via email upon registration.

Registration: https://forms.gle/6GXQhPVETFxRqmHR9

Don't forget to sign up to receive the full event details!

Our newest episode of Through the Digital Lens is officially out! We often assume our health data is under lock and key,...
11/05/2026

Our newest episode of Through the Digital Lens is officially out!

We often assume our health data is under lock and key, but the reality is more complex. In this episode, we’re exploring the critical health system gaps that leave us vulnerable and discussing how we can collectively advocate for better digital safety.

Listen now! https://youtu.be/uCALz54oUAE

11/05/2026

Digital safety in healthcare isn't just a tech issue; it's a patient safety issue.
Join us for a new episode of Through the Digital Lens as we analyze the current vulnerabilities in digital health infrastructure and the path toward a more secure future.

Stay tuned for the full episode.

Two powerful days of conversations, learning, and collective action at the First National Conclave of Young Human Rights...
07/05/2026

Two powerful days of conversations, learning, and collective action at the First National Conclave of Young Human Rights Defenders.

At the conclave, Visible Impact led a session on Comprehensive Sexuality Education (CSE) as a bridge between Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) and human rights, highlighting the importance of informed, rights-based approaches for young people.

Visible Impact also moderated a collaborative session to develop a collective declaration by young human rights defenders, which was handed over to Rubi Kumari Thakur.

Grateful to everyone who joined, shared, listened, and contributed to making this space inspiring and impactful. The conversations started here will continue far beyond these two days.

01/05/2026

Gratitude for the voices heard and the connections made at .

The conference may have ended, but the mission hasn't. Although Women Deliver 2026 is over, the work continues everywhere.

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