Lutheran World Federation LWF Nepal

Lutheran World Federation LWF Nepal LWF Nepal is working in Nepal since 1984 with refugees, the displaced, & people at risk with socio-economic & disasters.

15/05/2026
The ongoing Transformative Education Program (TEP) in Dhanusha is creating meaningful spaces for women to learn, reflect...
14/05/2026

The ongoing Transformative Education Program (TEP) in Dhanusha is creating meaningful spaces for women to learn, reflect, and raise their voices against discrimination and injustice. Through regular discussions and learning sessions for 6 months, women are gaining confidence to speak for themselves, claim their rights, and actively participate in community decision-making.
Mr. Rabin Kumar Raut, a Facilitator and Person with Disability (PwD), shared his happiness and inspiration seeing the transformation among women participants. He expressed:
🗣️ “It makes me very happy to see women becoming confident enough to speak for themselves and fight against discrimination. Their courage and participation are truly inspiring.”
TEP continues to strengthen awareness, inclusion, dignity, and community solidarity among marginalized groups in all our working locations. Together, we move towards a more just and equitable society.
Read TEP Manual 👉https://bit.ly/4uIvMDt
🙏ALWS

A 3-day Training on Human Rights-Based Approach (HRBA) is currently taking place in Biratnagar from today.Organized by L...
13/05/2026

A 3-day Training on Human Rights-Based Approach (HRBA) is currently taking place in Biratnagar from today.
Organized by LCWS Nepal under the L2G Project, with support from Evangelical Lutheran Church in America, 22 participants (10 male and 12 female, including one male with disability) from different partner organizations such as Integrated Community Development Organization - ICDO, MadeNepal, Aasaman Nepal, PAC Nepal and Social Network for Justice & Development , SN-JD are attending the training.
The training is helping participants understand human rights, power relations, advocacy, and how to apply HRBA in development work.

28/04/2026
21/04/2026

YOUR KINDNESS IS IMPACTING THE LIVES OF 600 GIRLS!

Thanks to your generosity, we've raised enough to help 600 girls, keeping them in school and providing their family with support so they are protected from child marriage.

We're on a mission to help 1,000 girls by mothers day.

Learn more: www.alws.org.au/PRECIOUS

A three-day capacity development training on the Human Rights-Based Approach (HRBA) was organized under the L2G Project ...
20/04/2026

A three-day capacity development training on the Human Rights-Based Approach (HRBA) was organized under the L2G Project by RMHSF-Nepal with support from Lutheran World Federation (LWF) Nepal.
26 human rights defenders, women, persons with disabilities, and activists from Far Western, Karnali, and Lumbini provinces participated in the training held from 17–19 April in Dhangadhi.
The training concluded with the issuance of the "10-Point Commitment" to protect and promote the rights of marginalized communities, including freed Haliyas, Kamaiyas, and persons with disabilities.
Empowering local activists for justice and equality! 👏
Read the article featured by local news portal Samudayik Khabar here 👉 https://www.samudayikkhabar.com/news.php?nid=2585
🙏Evangelical Lutheran Church in America ALWS Freed Kamaiya Women Development Forum - FKWDF

13/04/2026
We are grateful for the visit of Deputy Head of Mission Mr Greg Klemm and Ms. Sanjana Pradhan from the Australian Embass...
09/04/2026

We are grateful for the visit of Deputy Head of Mission Mr Greg Klemm and Ms. Sanjana Pradhan from the Australian Embassy Nepal to our community initiatives in Kailali.
“We focus on empowering the most marginalized communities through skills, enterprise development, and strengthening local resilience in 15 districts of Nepal. Special thanks to Australian Aid, ALWS and the Australian Embassy, Nepal for your valuable partnership in making this possible. Together, we are building stronger livelihoods and resilient communities.”
— Dr. Bijaya Bajracharya, Country Director, LWF Nepal

A two-month Basic Nepali Sign Language Training (390 hours) is currently being conducted in Kailari Gaupalika-7, Basanta...
07/04/2026

A two-month Basic Nepali Sign Language Training (390 hours) is currently being conducted in Kailari Gaupalika-7, Basanta, Kailali under the Local Initiatives for Community Empowerment and Development (LICED) Project.
Nine (7F/2M) participants are actively learning essential sign language skills to promote inclusion and better communication with differently-abled members of their community.
đź’¬Participant Anisha Jaisi shares:
"I was interested in this training because I have seen differently-abled people in my community struggling to communicate. After completing this training, I want to support and help them effectively."
A big thank you to all the enthusiastic participants and trainers for their dedication!
Together, let’s build a more inclusive society where everyone can communicate and thrive.

🙏ALWS Freed Kamaiya Women Development Forum - FKWDF RMHSF-Nepal Tharu Women Upliftment Centre - TWUC Bardiya

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House No. 139, Chun Devi, Ganesh Basti, Madhur Marga
Maharajganj
44600

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Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00

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