About Kopila Nepal
Kopila-Nepal is a non-profit making, non-sectarian, non-governmental organization formally registered with District administration office of the government of Nepal in 2001 with the registration number 795. It is also affiliated to Social welfare council with affiliation number 13892 since 2003.
It is one of the leading organization dedicated towards the protection of human rights and psychosocial well – being of children, women and people with psychosocial problems. It was established by self- motivated social worker friends in 2001 with the aim of promoting life standards of destitute children.
After establishment, it’s founders raised money from their own pockets and from friends to open two schools in remote areas. With our first grant from the Methodist Relief and Development Fund in 2003, we began to support for education to underprivileged children in 4 Village Development Committees (VDC’s).
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recent projects
Training to child club on drama preparation and support for performance.
The program empowerment for equal opportunity provided training in theatre for development to the student from Madi Rural Municipality. Irish Methodi
Disaster Risk Reduction and Emergency Response for persons with disabilities
Amidst the Covid-19 pandemic Nepal was hit by devastating floods and landslides in June 2021 causing significant destruction of property and loss of
Including the Excluded
This project is implemented in Nawalpur District of Gandaki Province, Nepal. It is difficult to obtain reliable data on disabilities in Nepal. The 20
Resilience for Peace
Resilience for Peace Resilience for Peace is a project aimed at supporting conflict victims, victims of torture and people who are at risk of psyc
The Letepia Girls Emergency Shelter
KOPILA-Nepal have been running the Kopila's Emergency Transitional Home since 2013. The home was mostly targeted to provide shelter to the women vict
Safe Community/KOPILA Chautari
The KOPILA Chautari, a long term home for the women survivor of dosmestic violence, sexual abuse and mental health problem whose reintegration is not
Empowerment for equal opportunity
In partnership with World Development and Relief since 2009, KN has been running the project to support destitute women and children in enabling them
Holistic assistance for victims of torture
With the support from the United Nations Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights (OHCHR), KN has been providing comprehensive assistance to v
Safe Home
Safe Home (SH) is one of the major projects of KN, established with the objective of providing rehabilitation for women survivors of domestic violence
what we do
Health and Psychosocial wellbeing
Kopila-Nepal provides psychosocial counseling services at the Western Regional Hospital, District hospital as well as in the community level. People with health problems are referred to respective places
Livelihood support:
The women belonging to the Self Help Group (SHG) are provided with income generation support so that they are able to pave their personal path out of poverty by themselves. The women who have received the income generation support
Education support
Kopila-Nepal is dedicated to support children deprived of basic education rights. It provides target children with educational materials such as school uniforms, notebooks and pencils to support their schooling.
Women empowerment
Women empowerment is the key to community development. Our services include leadership development, vocational, financial management trainings, awareness programs
Recent Activities
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July
Story of Change
Budhi Ram Thanet, Nawalpur, Devchuli Municipality Ward-1, a 21 years old boy had a mental health problem when he was studying in grade 9. He was aggr...
9
December
Celebrations of International Day of Person with Disabilities
KOPILA Nepal was in coordination with different stakeholders organized a rally making 30th International Day of Person with disabilities. Some photos...
9
December
16 days Movement against Gender-Based Violence
KOPILA Nepal participating in a rally marking 16 Days movement against gender-based violence. KOPILA Nepal has been working through community-based p...
9
December
Refresher Training to Staff
A glimpse of Knowledge Management Training to Board Members and Senior Staff. The team took a time to have fun together. They went boating in Begnas ...
9
December
Theatre for Development Training to the Students
The student from Madi Rural Municipality received training on theatre for development through the program empowerment for equal opportunity. The prog...
23
May
KOPILA Nepal’s staff is not letting any stones unturned
KOPILA Nepal's staff is not letting any stones unturned to help the people in need. Our senior social mobilizer of Nawalpur district carrying a sack ...
23
May
Survivor of Domestic Violence Rescued
A survivor of domestic violence was rescued from Nayabazar, Pokhara on 17th of May, Monday around 6.30 PM in the evening. She had bruises all over he...
7
May
Contributing in a Possible Way-KOPILA Nepal in government hospital
Times are hard for every one. Everyone has a family and the responsibility. But the staff at KOPILA Nepal are fulfilling the social responsibility. W...
7
May
Wash Hand- Prevent Disease
As the second phase of pandemic is hitting the world, Nepal could not remain the exception. With the number of cases rising and creating the crisis. ...
7
May
We Stand with Solidarity with Government
We Stand in Solidarity with Nepal!!KOPILA Nepal is with the government to fight against COVID-19, one of the example of which is our senior counselor...