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Our Vision
Building a self reliant society
A self-reliant society refers to that society where every household, being socially united and enjoying the fundamental rights, can maintain own household expenses (food, clothes resident, medicines, education etc.) from own income source and orient towards the equitable society.



NEWS & UPDATES
Street Theatre and Hilkor Radio Drama for change - Post from Population Media Center
LATEST PUBLICATIONS
Blog on impact of JWAS-PAHUNCH Project published at Esomar Foundation's webpage
JWAS Program Director/Researcher Nub Raj Bhandari got his blog published at Changing The Story
IMPACT OF JWAS WORKThe Far - Reaching Economic Impacts of Child Marriage - Post from Skoll Foundation
5 things that keep girls out of the workforce - post from Girls Not Brides
Terai adding up toilets without political agitations - post from UNHABITAT, Nepal
Promoting Inclusive Political Process in the Terai, Increased participation of marginalized communities in national voter registration - post from USAID Nepal
Democratic Dialogues' continue to be popular- post from UNDP Nepal
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Send a Girl to High School With a Bicycle Gift
Photo: JWAS/Nub Raj Bhandari
JWAS thanks its donors and supporters
Photo: Girls Not Brides/Thom Pierce.
Flood Relief Fund For Victims in Nepal
Photo: JWAS
Girls Listening Hilkor Radio Drama
Photo: JWAS

Our - Mission
Our mission is to organize the targeted groups- Women, children Youths and marginalized communities against Caste / Gender in-equality, other social evils and help them to improve their health and economical status. We hope to make them self reliant so that they have a proper participation in the decision - making bodies of the society and are able to enjoy their rights.
Girls smiling with a hope of better future at life skills class; Photo: JWAS/Nub Raj Bhandari

Our - Goal
To promote economic, social, political and environmental development through rights-based, participatory and democratic process to eliminate social evils, illiteracy, ignorance, ill health, undemocratic norms, immorality, discriminatory practices, environmental degeneration, undemocratic norms and usags.
Youth - Police Practicing Mutual Cooperation - Photo: JWAS
Are you interested to donate for ending child marriage in Nepal?
JWAS is implementing Combating Forced, Early and Child Marriages of girls
Project in the school catchment area of Shree Baidhanath Devnarayan Janata Higher Secondary School, Dhanusha.
The overall goal of the project is to declare child marriage free school catchment area. The target is set to achieve by 2022.
The project has started in April 2018 with support from Mundo Cooperante under the Right To Be A Girl. In the first year of implementation, JWAS has achieved the reduction of 20% child marriage.
Orientation program for schoolgirl on ending child marriage - Photo: JWAS
We are seeking more fund to work with our full efforts,
If you are interested to fund, please contact at jwas@ntc.net.np, info@jwas.org.np for more details.