Open Learning Exchange Nepal (OLE Nepal) is a social benefit organization dedicated to enhancing education quality and access through the integration of technology in classrooms. Since its inception in 2007, OLE Nepal has pioneered the use of technology in schools and provided open and free access to quality education and innovative learning environments to children. Our mission is to improve the quality of education and reduce the disparity in access to quality education across geographic regions, school types and population groups by integrating technology in the teaching-learning process.

Child Rescue Nepal was established in 1999 to help as many forgotten Nepali children as possible to have a safe childhood and a secure future, especially those rescued from or who are at risk of trafficking. Initially called the Esther Benjamins Trust, in 2015 it was renamed as Child Rescue Nepal (CRN) to more accurately reflect its work. Our mission is to end child slavery through rescue and rehabilitation, and through trafficking and child labour prevention work.
Since 1999, we have rescued over 850 children from India and Nepal and reunified them with their family members and relatives. We have seen 24 agents prosecuted and 14 traffickers jailed. It is a well-established fact that keeping children safe in school, through increasing enrolment and retention, helps reduce the risk of children being trafficked out of their communities. We have established relations with 39 poor villages in the Makwanpur district, from where children have been previously trafficked. Under our wider project, we are supporting over 40 schools and community awareness activities against child trafficking reaching more than 50,000 people in Makwanpur since 2007. We have constructed school buildings, toilets and drinking water facilities in over 50 community schools in the district and supported some primary schools by providing a midday meal. All this work is targeted at reducing the drop-out rate as a measure to keep children safe in schools and communities

Nepal Netrajyoti Sangh Rapti Eye Hospital
(NNJS Dang branch members and hospital staffs)

Nepal Public Health Foundation (NPHF) is an independent, autonomous, non-political and non-profitable organization established in April 2010 AD by a group of public health experts and activists with a mission to have concerted public health action, research, and policy dialogue for health development, particularly of the socio-economically marginalized population and with a goal to ensure civil society's pro-active intervention in public health. NPHF aims to prioritize public health action and research areas; facilitate interventions in collaboration with national and international partnerships with special emphasis to build community capacity for healthcare. NPHF is committed to strengthening health system generating quality evidences for policy formulation process through high quality research. Health policy and system research, social determinants of health, nutrition, maternal and child health, sexual and reproductive health are its major focus areas.