Graduation for IT trainees
Congratulations to all the young people who successfully completed their IT training course at SHRUTI in Kathmandu.
Congratulations to all the young people who successfully completed their IT training course at SHRUTI in Kathmandu.
The latest news from Disability and Development Partners: please subscribe to this email newsletter, and share it with people you think could be interested. Do get in touch with any ideas for collaboration, networking and fundraising!
DDP welcomes people who are willing to put their valuable energy, skills and interests into supporting the cause of tackling poverty among disabled people.
This project aims to provide support and training, and work with local schools, local government and community leaders to make education accessible and adapted to children facing geographical, linguistic and physical barriers to attendance, including local children living with disability.
Some latest news from DDP: please subscribe to this email newsletter if you haven’t already, and feel free to share it with anyone you think could be interested. And do get in touch with any ideas for collaboration, networking and fundraising!
DDP and partners in Nepal are embarking on a new project: the USAID Inclusive Livelihoods-Central activity for the economic empowerment, poverty reduction and equalization of opportunities in Kathmandu and Dhading Districts.
A collection of interviews with some of the people involved in our project to improve women and girls’ health and wellbeing by tackling harmful traditional practices in Malga, Ethiopia.
A huge thank you to everyone who took part and came along to the Fine City Chorus United In Harmony! concert for DDP on Friday 21 October.
Some latest news from DDP is below. Please subscribe to this email newsletter if you haven’t already, and feel free to share it with anyone you think could be interested. Do get in touch with any ideas for collaboration, networking and fundraising!
This project set out to achieve a shift in behaviour and attitudes through interconnected community interventions to reduce the prevalence of harmful traditional practices affecting women and girls.