The document summarizes information about several non-governmental organizations (NGOs) operating in Nepal. It provides details about their missions, programs, and areas of focus, which include maternal and child health, family planning, healthcare access, disaster relief, and supporting vulnerable groups. The NGOs described work in areas like sexual and reproductive health, HIV/AIDS prevention, gender-based violence prevention, and increasing access to healthcare services, especially in rural areas.

1. NON-GOVERNMENTAL
ORGANIZATIONS(NGO’s)

2.  A non-governmental organization (NGO) is any
non-profit, voluntary citizens' group which is
organized on a local, national or international
level.
 NGOs are usually funded by donations, but some
avoid formal funding altogether and are run
primarily by volunteers. NGOs are highly diverse
groups of organizations engaged in a wide range of
activities, and take different forms in different
parts of the world.

3.  FPAN goal: Ensure universal access to
comprehensive sexual and reproductive health for
all.

4. Key areas of emphasis include :
 Adolescents' sexual and reproductive health,
 HIV and AIDS prevention and treatment, safe
abortion
 Advocacy for sexual and reproductive health and
rights (SRHR)
 The prevention of gender-based violence (GBV)
 Support for its victims, and the promotion of
access to sexual and reproductive health (SRH)
information and services to marginalized and
under-served groups.

5. NEPAL CRS COMPANY
 Nepal CRS Company, a pioneer social marketing
company in Nepal, started its operation in 1978 with
the launch of its first condom brand- Dhaal and oral
contraceptive brand Gulaf, with the support of
USAID.
 Since then, CRS has established itself as a key driver
in the growth of Nepal’s private health sector.

6.  It continues to successfully distribute low-cost
family planning (FP), maternal child health
(MCH) and other health products through its
innovative social marketing initiatives and
extensive distribution network.
 Its’ mission is to inspire and enable under-served
and vulnerable/marginalized Nepalese people to
change their behaviors for healthier lives by
making products accessible, affordable and
increasing awareness through implementation of
cutting edge BCC (Behavior Change
Communication) activities.

7. Nick Simons Institute
 Nepal-based organization
 Mission: Innovate solutions in rural healthcare –
through training and hospital support– and to
advocate for their scale up with the government of
Nepal.
 Established in 2006 A.D

8. Principles
 Collaborate closely with the Nepal government – the
main rural healthcare provider.
 Select strategic training cadres – which involves
'task-shifting' from traditional medical roles.
 Extend beyond training – to include workplace
support and advocacy.
 Innovate – based on a growing body of research in
the Nepal context

9. Programs
 Training
 District health support programs
 Advocacy

10. SUSHMA KOIRALA MEMORIAL HOSPITAL
FOR PLASTIC AND RECONSTRUCTIVE
SURGERY
 Established in the year 1997 at Sankhu in Kathmandu,
Sushma Koirala Memorial Hospital for Plastic and
Reconstructive Surgery was funded by Intreplast,
Germany.
 The Hospital offers its services to all the needy people
who require its specialized services also provides dental
care through its clinic located inside the hospital.
 The Hospital also organizes awareness raising programs
with the objective to promote the general health status of
the people and apart from such promotional activities,
the trust (SKMT) through mobile clinics also provides a
broad range of health services.

11.  Sushma Koirala Memorial Trust is a charitable
service oriented social organization focusing on
providing help to downtrodden, oppressed, destitute
and underprivileged people of Nepal so that they can
help themselves to face their economic and social
hardship.
 The Hospital being the first one of its kind has been
providing its services to the people with the help of
German as well as Nepali specialists with years of
experience and dedication to give the quality medical
services to the people

12. Major Program Focus
 Plastic and reconstructive Surgery, Hand and micro
surgery.
 Surgical and checkup camps in rural areas.
 Dental treatment and Physiotherapy.

13. PHASE Nepal
PHASE STANDS FOR ” PRACTICAL
HELP ACHIEVING SELF
EMPOWERMENT”. PHASE NEPAL IS A
NOT PROFIT NGO ESTABLISHED IN
2006 BY A GROUP OF DEVELOPMENT
PROFESSIONALS DEDICATED TO
SUPPORTING POOR COMMUNITIES
IN REMOTE AREAS OF NEPAL.
MAJOR PROGRAMS;
 MATERNAL HEALTH
 CHILD HEALTH
 FAMILY PLANNING
 HEALTH AWARENESS RISING
ACTIVITIES

14. PHASE Nepal's work in Nepal
PHASE Nepal implements community based projects in
remote communities in Nepal. The organisation aims to
help the most vulnerable in Nepalese villages to make their
way out of poverty.
Activities
PHASE works with remote Himalayan communities aiming
to reduce poverty by improving health, education and
improving livelihood opportunities.
 The charity supports primary care in areas that have little
or no existing services. They support the Nepali
governmental health centres with improved buildings,
equipment, medicines and qualified staff.

15.  PHASE Nepal aims to raise levels of literacy and
numeracy to give children and adults more opportunities
and choices. PHASE Nepal supports government schools
with teaching materials, buildings, salaries for extra
teachers, early childhood development programmes and
scholarships.
 PHASE Nepal aims to improve income generation
opportunities. Between 2006 and 2011 the organisation
promoted better fertilizing techniques to increase yields
and introduced cash crops like vegetables, garlic and
spices. PHASE Nepal also runs animal husbandry
programmes so families have livestock to sell.

16. Vision
 A self-empowered and self-sustained society, where all
kind of discrimination are absent.
Mission
 To improve the livelihoods of rural people by providing
immediate support through health care and education
service, and to create opportunities in communities for
self empowerment.

17. Nepal Red Cross Society(NRCS)
 NRCS is an independent volunteer based and non-
profit humanitarian organization that delivers
humanitarian service and support to the
vulnerable people in an impartial and neutral
manner.
 It came in to being on 4 september,1963. NRCS
was officially registered in Nepal after Nepal
government acceded to the Geneva
convention(August 12,1949).

18. Major programmes
 Emergency health response and preparedness
 Emergency preparedness and response
 Earthquake response operation
 Our Concern Our Participations
 Ambulance Services
 Eye Care services
 Blood transfusion services
 First aid services and road safety
 General first aid services

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