Organisation

Nepal

Children's Welfare Society, Khotang Initiatives :

CWS' Capacity Building Programme

Established In: January 1996

Level of Operation:

Local

Number of People Involved:

4

Gender Representation:

25% male, 75% female.

Contact Details:

Mr. Dip Narayan Rizal
Khotang, Sagarmatha
Tel: +977-1-36-420208
C/O Mr. Durga Thapa
HURENDEC, Udayapur, Sagarmatha
Tel: +977-35-420406/420048
Fax: +977-35-420048
Email: hurendec@ntc.net.np hurendecudayapur@yahoo.com




Date Added: April 2007
Last Reviewed: March 2007
Last Updated: April 2007

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Children's Welfare Society, Khotang

This organisation recognises that children are disproportionately affected by conflict. Through training programmes in peace-related activities, it aims to teach children to solve conflicts without resorting to violence.

Overview

The Children’s Welfare Society (CWS) is a human rights organisation devoted to peace registered in Khotang district administration office. CWS is affiliated with the Social Welfare Council (a government organisation which regulates and manages Non-Governmental Organisations).

Since the beginning of the Maoist conflict, the Nepalese people (including children) have been exposed to violence and violence has become the main means to solve differences and disputes. As a result of this, CWS tries to foster a culture of peace through its initiatives.

What Services Are Provided?

The organisation works in three areas: training, education, and the building of peace networks. CWS provides training on conflict transformation, peace-building, and human rights. It has also made people aware of peace through informal peace classes. The Peace Council was established in the district by CWS as an institution of peace.

Geographical Area of Operation

The Khotang district in Sagarmatha zone.

Funding Resources

  • German Development Service (DED); and
  • NARMSAP Denmark.


What Further Information Would You Like?

Information on where to find funding and the shared experiences of other organisations working in the same field as us.

What New Contacts Would You Like To Make?

  • Sources of funding; and
  • Capacity building organisations on peace, human rights and development.


Associated Organisations

  • Human Rights and Environment Development Centre(HURENDEC), Udayapur;
  • NGOs Federation; and
  • PIN Nepal.

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