Programs • Areas of Work
Areas of Work
Eight interlinked areas through which CSN protects children, empowers women and strengthens communities across Nuwakot.
What we do
Eight areas, one goal
Child protection cuts across everything — education, health, livelihood, disaster recovery and the environment.
Child Rights & Protection
Campaigns on child rights, prevention of trafficking, child labour, early marriage and unnecessary separation of children from families. Includes child clubs, child-friendly spaces and case support.
Education
Quality education and a safe learning environment for all children — especially backward and vulnerable groups. School support, e-learning (Midas e-CLASS), teacher grants, scholarships and tuition classes.
Women's Rights & Empowerment
Women's education, entrepreneurship, skills training, gender education and anti-trafficking work.
Health, Water & Sanitation
Health awareness, health camps and check-ups, sanitation and hygiene for vulnerable children, women and youth.
Livelihood & Employment
Income-generation, cash-for-work, community infrastructure rehabilitation and employment linkages — including the PM Employment Program response during COVID-19.
Disaster Risk Reduction & Recovery
Earthquake rescue, relief and temporary shelter (2015), reconstruction caravans, and community planning for disaster preparedness.
Agriculture & Environment
Improved farming systems, agro-business, environmental conservation and sustainable use of local resources.
Youth, Tourism & Infrastructure
Youth mobilisation, tourism promotion, renewable energy and small community infrastructure development.
Organisational profile
Nine major areas of intervention (organisational profile)
As listed in the CSN organisational profile, our work spans these nine major areas of intervention.
- 1
Child protection and education
- 2
Income generation and entrepreneurship development
- 3
Water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH) improvement
- 4
Public and reproductive health improvements
- 5
Infrastructure development and education
- 6
Emergency response
- 7
Disaster risk management, climate change and natural resource management
- 8
Human rights, peace and democracy
- 9
Promotion of inclusive governance
In depth
Spotlight on three pillars
Education for the most vulnerable
In Nuwakot many children walk up to two hours each way to reach school, and dropout is highest among Tamang, Kumal, Dalit and other excluded communities. CSN responds with e-learning through the Midas e-CLASS model, teacher grants, tuition classes, scholarships, school materials and parental counselling — so vulnerable children stay enrolled, learn meaningfully and complete their schooling.
Health, water & sanitation
Health awareness, school health check-ups, sanitation and hygiene promotion and referral support reach vulnerable children, women and youth. CSN runs health camps, menstrual-hygiene sessions and clean-water and toilet-use awareness together with schools, health posts and rural municipalities.
Women's rights & empowerment
Women's education, entrepreneurship and skills training sit at the heart of trafficking prevention. CSN supports literacy, income-generation, gender sensitisation and anti-trafficking awareness so women earn, decide and lead — keeping girls in school and families together.
What we do for others remains and is immortal
Your gift keeps a child in school, a family together.
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