Helping Hand for Relief and Development Nepal

On the occasion of World Mental Health Day, HHRD Nepal organized an interactive awareness session in Jhapa, engaging around 40 participants, including OSP Stars, focal teachers, and students from nearby schools.
The session aimed to promote understanding and open dialogue around mental well-being a topic often overlooked but essential for personal growth and happiness.

Through interactive discussions, activities, and storytelling, participants explored the importance of emotional balance, self-care, empathy, and stress management. They learned that mental health is just as important as physical health, and that expressing feelings, seeking help, and supporting others are signs of strength and awareness.
To honor their participation and commitment, all attendees received certificates of participation, recognizing their eagerness to learn and grow.

HHRD Nepal celebrated International Literacy Day across Kapilvastu, Mahottari, Sarlahi, Siraha, and Jhapa, promoting learning beyond the classroom.

Activities included a Hifz & Qirat Competition in Kapilvastu, Handwriting Competition in Mahottari, Quiz Competition in Sarlahi, Speech Competition in Siraha, and a Creative Learning Session in Jhapa.

These initiatives encouraged children to explore their talents, build confidence, and enjoy meaningful learning experiences beyond their daily studies.

HHRD Nepal successfully handed over the Drinking Water Treatment Project to the management committee of an educational institution in Jhapa.

The event was graced by local government representatives, school management committee members, teachers, students, and community members.

A Sanitation & Hygiene Awareness session and 7 Flags Approach of Total Sanitation (7FATS) activities were also conducted, reinforcing our commitment to clean water and healthy communities.

Under the SDLP Program, a 390-hour Japanese Language Course was successfully completed in Jhapa, Nepal. A certification ceremony was held in the presence of the Consultancy President, team members, and the course trainer. A total of 14 participants graduated from the program, each receiving a certificate of achievement. This initiative has equipped the graduates with essential language skills, opening pathways for further opportunities in education and employment.