Sansthagat Bikas Sanjal

17/11/2025

🌟 Sanjal’s 19th AGM Concludes Successfully
We are happy to share that the 19th Annual General Assembly concluded with valuable reflections, collaborative discussions, and shared direction for the coming year.
Our sincere thanks to all member organizations, board members, and Sanjal advisor for their continuous trust and cooperation.
Let’s continue working together for stronger institutions and empowered communities. 🤝✨

09/07/2025

📸 Glimpses from Bigutar and Jyamire Schools!

We recently organized extracurricular activities to raise awareness on reproductive health among adolescents in Bigutar and Jyamire schools. These interactive and engaging sessions aimed to educate, empower, and encourage open conversations around reproductive health, hygiene, and rights.

👏 It was inspiring to see the active participation and enthusiasm of students in spreading awareness through quiz competitions.

Let’s continue to create safe spaces for adolescents to learn and express themselves! 🌸

18/06/2025

We are happy to share that our quarterly workshop on awareness on reproductive health were successfully conducted at schools in Betini and Thulachhap, Okhaldhunga.
A heartfelt thank you to the schools, facilitators, and students for their active participation and support. Let’s continue working together for a healthier, more informed future! 🌿❤️

12/06/2025

📢 Quarterly Workshop on Reproductive Health Awareness 🧠💬

We successfully conducted our quarterly workshop on reproductive health awareness in Betini and Nisankhya wards of Siddhicharan Municipality, reaching out to students from local schools. 👩‍🏫📚

The sessions aimed to educate young minds on important aspects of reproductive health, promote healthy habits, and empower students to make informed decisions. 💡👦👧

A heartfelt thank you to the schools, facilitators, and students for their active participation and support. Let’s continue working together for a healthier, more informed future! 🌿❤️

10/06/2025

Successfully completed EC meeting. Thank you board chairperson, secretary, treasurer and all the board member for your time and making it successful and meaningful.

29/07/2024

Thank you UMN for making Sanjal a part of Do No Harm (DNH) training.

𝐃𝐨 𝐍𝐨 𝐇𝐚𝐫𝐦
UMN organised a Do No Harm (DNH) training for staff from nine Local Capacity for Peace (LCP) Network member organisations from India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Nepal from 14 - 21 July 2024. As part of the training, trained facilitators held a two-day DNH orientation for UMN staff and Bread for the World partner organisations – (Sahas Nepal, FIAN Nepal, Change Action Nepal and Sansthagat Bikash Sanjal) with 63 participants altogether. DNH is a key tool for conflict sensitivity. The training aimed to prepare DNH trainers within the LCP member organisations who can take DNH initiatives in their respective organisations.

28/06/2024

It’s called Pride, not hide. Everybody, more than ever, is wearing their hearts on their sleeves and wearing their messages on their backs. We all know what’s up. We all can feel it right now. It’s time to represent and it’s time to persist and keep going. There’s progress to be made and we’re moving forward.
Happy Pride Month 2024

28/06/2024

Organized Sensitization session for Member Organizations about the LGBTQIA+ topic. We appreciate Blue Diamond Society for their valuable time for the session.

28/05/2024

Let's work together to ensure every girl and woman has access to the knowledge and resources they need for safe and dignified periods. Let's break the silence and end the stigma around menstruation. We wish you all a very Happy Menstrual Hygiene Day and the theme for World Menstrual Hygiene Day 2024 is .

31/12/2023

Happy New Year 2024!
A New Year 2024 filled with peace, love, and happiness from Sansthagat Bikas Sanjal to everyone.

25/12/2023

Merry Christmas! 🎅🎄
Sanjal wishes you and your family a peaceful and prosperous Christmas to all those celebrating.
May your days be blessed, bright, warm, and happy. ✨

18/12/2023

📣18th December is International Migrant’s Day

💥Wars, conflict, insecurities, and climate change fuel displacement and migration globally. In 2020, more than 280 million people were international migrants. At the same time, reasons to leave one’s home are wide-ranging. But many migrants have in common that they represent one of the most vulnerable and marginalized groups in all societies. Countless migrants have temporary and unprotected jobs, such as in the Middle East. Thousands of migrant workers lose their lives every year, many of them from Nepal.

✈️Migration is a growing issue in Nepal. In 2023, Nepal’s migration rate shows a growth of almost 17 percent from the previous year. Hundreds of young Nepalis leave the country daily to find employment in India, Malaysia, Qatar, UAE, and Saudi Arabia 🌏. Leaving their families often comes with implications for community harmony and family peace ☮️.

👉Sanjal currently explores opportunities to support migrant workers and their families through livelihood in their communities, awareness of the risks of migration, and through advocacy. Previously, Sanjal and its members implemented a project on migration and HIV infections. Stay tuned and spread the word.