On 6 May 2025, the Disability Human Rights Promotion Society Nepal (DHRPS), together with Global Compact Nepal and other collaborators, held a productive planning and partnership meeting in preparation for the upcoming workshop scheduled for 15 May 2025 in Kathmandu. This workshop is part of a broader vision outlined in our concept to promote entrepreneurship […]

A recent meeting in Kathmandu brought together various organizations and experts to discuss the Disability Rights Movement in Nepal and its connection to the well-being of Children with Disabilities. Representatives from Save The Children Nepal, CWISH, the UN, Just For Nepal (JFN), Future Generation Nepal, and RCRD were among those present. The gathering aimed to

Disability Human Rights Promotion Society (DHRPS), in partnership with the Danish organization ATOS – Alternatives to Separation, aim strengthening the Inclusive Network, Nepal. The intervention focuses on enhancing organisational capacity and advocacy skills among civil society organisations working to prevent child separation and promote family-based care. DHRPS serves as the Lead Secretariat of the Inclusive

COVID -19 has thrown up sudden and unforeseen challenges to all. It has affected everyone, but persons with disabilities have been disproportionately affected. The education sector was one of the hardest hit by the pandemic as most institutions were shut down for the past 8 months. The paradigm has shifted to online and virtual learning