WFN is continuously working to find ways to empower women so they can take their true place in society.

In Nepal, many women never went to school, therefore can barely read and write and others do have a high school diploma but never received a practical training of any kind. Consequently they only can find low paying jobs like cleaning, doing house chores for another, knitting, in short work that requires no specific skills. Their long hours doesn’t even generate respect nor a decent salary and as a result women have no self esteem.

After many meeting and discussions on this issue, a pilot project was born.

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The Women’s Foundation Nepal has been awarded for the Best Entrepreneur of the year 2013. The award has been given on recognition for providing employment to women through Small Cottage Industry. Currently, WFN has been providing employment for more than 100 women.

The Women’s Foundation Nepal feels proud to our children who have passed their S.L.C. (School Leaving Certificate) examination 2013. Barsa Rana ably secured Distinction Position gaining 87.5% and Anjila Lama has stood in First Division with 78.9% of the total marks. We would like to take this opportunity to say heartfelt ‘thank you’ for all supporters and sponsors. Without their support and cooperation it was impossible to get the desired results. Again, thank you for all you do for our organization and children.