Tintale Mother's Society

29/11/2024

We are thrilled to have been part of this incredible event!

30/09/2024

18/07/2024

Gender Based Violence Mitigation Training.

29/05/2024

25/03/2024

Tintale mothers celebrates Holi, the festival of colors
It signifies the start of the harvest season and arrival of spring season.
A two-day festival, celebrated with lots of different colors .

15/03/2024

Let’s celebrate PFC day.
Tintale Mother’s celebrated the social, economic, cultural, and political achievements of women in Udayapur, Nepal.
More than 500 people celebrated this event together including the Mayor of Katari. They celebrated by highlighting their successes with music, art and thanking the elders for the contribution in the community.

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08/03/2024

We celebrate today, the strength, resilience, and importance of women in our society, making it a tribute for International Women’s Day.

Here’s to strong women
“May we know them. May we be them. May we raise them.”

💫HAPPY INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 💫

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19/01/2024

Our Parbati!

Watch this video to hear Parbati Dahal talk about the mission, importance, and impact of the Mother’s Society on women and girls across rural eastern Nepal. Parbati is a co-founder of the Mother’s Society, officially registered as an NGO in 2016, but which began as an unofficial movement to crea...

15/10/2023

We're excited to share that Rashmi Adhikari, PFCF's Nepali program administrator, will participate in the Human Rights Film Festival Berlin 🎬 this week. She'll discuss the taboos surrounding menstrual health in Nepal and the Tintale Mother's Society's work, as part of the 'Talking Humanity' conversation series following 'Periodical' film screening, alongside Josefine Marwehe, founder of Periodenladen. Learn more: www.humanrightsfilmfestivalberlin.de/en/periodical

11/10/2023

Happy International Day of The Girl Child!!!!

Today, we celebrate the power, uniqueness, strength and grace of every girl child in the entire world!

The world CANNOT be as colourful and full of life, without you all in it.

In Nepal, there is no single "typical" life for a girl child.
The experiences of girls can vary greatly, and many individuals and organizations are working to improve the overall well-being and opportunities for girls in the country.
Progress is being made, but challenges still exist, particularly in remote and disadvantaged areas. 🙏🙏🙏Thank you for all the support always .