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*Rani Rawal, a 22-year-old resident of Haatsijha, Kanakasundari Rural Municipality in Jumla, lives with her family of four. Her household includes her 32-year-old husband and their two sons, aged 8 and 4. While her husband travels to India for seasonal work, Rani manages their small agricultural field and cares for their children. Despite coming from…
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Turning Dreams into Reality
*Rani Rawal, a 22-year-old resident of Haatsijha, Kanakasundari Rural Municipality in Jumla, lives with her family of four. Her household includes her 32-year-old husband and their two sons, aged 8...
INF Nepal’s Impact Through Empowering FCHVs
Female community health volunteers (FCHV) play a crucial role ensuring the health and well-being of women and communities in Nepal. They are recruited locally, trained on basic primary health care,...
Building a Better Tomorrow
*Bhim Maya lives in Ward No. 3 of Sunchahari Rural Municipality, Moulaban, with her mother-in-law, three daughters, and three sons. She grew up in Sunchahari-4 Suri in a family that struggled...
Gopal’s life was forever changed after a devastating road accident left him with a spinal cord injury, but through the unwavering support of his family and the expert care at Green Pastures Hospital, he found the strength to rebuild his life and hope for the future.