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Foreign Employment World Welfare Fund (FEWWF) is a non-profit organization working in the social issue of migration among marginalized family of the society. From the date of establishment (29th Jestha 2074 B.S; 12th June, 2017 A.D), our effort is to ensure the holistic progress of migrant workers family that is achieved through various programs, research, advocacy and awareness within the national law.
FEWWF is planning to distribute the letters by visiting 8 wards of Kathmandu Metropolitan city in the 3rd week of Chaitra. The collaboration with local communities will provide an opportunity for the organization to better understand the needs and challenges faced by migrant workers and their families. The data gathered will help the organization develop… Read more »
Foreign Employment World Welfare Fund (FEWWF) and Youth Clubs of Lalitpur Metropolitan city ward no 5 are collaborating to organize a safe migration campaign for Thasikhel youths in the second week of Chaitra. The program aims to educate and empower youths to make informed decisions about safe migration for further studies abroad. FEWWF’s objectives include… Read more »
Namuna Singdon is a talented 14-year-old girl from Pepsicola, Kathmandu. She excels in both academics and extracurricular activities, earning medals and certificates in competitions. She is responsible and hardworking, taking care of her home when her mother is at work. Her mother works in a polyclinic and earns $108.49 per month, while her father is a migrant worker in Dubai. Unfortunately, the family lost 16-17 lakhs when he was scammed while processing for European countries.
Dipika Dhakal is 11 years old girl. She lives with her mother Dipa and two siblings Dipson and Dipshika in a single room in Nayabazar, Kathmandu. She is a good student. She is also active in extracurricular activities. She loves to play with her younger sister. She is an interactive and outgoing person. Her mother works in a garment factory and her father works as laborer in UAE. Her mother earns $77.49 approximately Earning of her parents is insufficient to sustain the family of four in Kathmandu
Matangi Regmi is 8 years old girl who lives with her parents and grandparents at old banesowr, Kathmandu. She is the only child of her parents. She studies in grade 2 at River Dale Education Foundation, Katyani Mandir. She is shy and obedient girl. Matangi Regmi is a bright and obedient student. She loves to dance.
Matangi’s family is of working level. Her father is returned migrant worker. Both of her parents are working but still the income of the family is not so good. They live in their own house but there are some law problems in the house. The income is not sufficient for family of five.
Jharana is a 14-year-old girl who lives with her family in Budhanilkantha. She is a bit shy but enjoys dancing and watching TV. Her father worked as a teacher on a project and went to India but disappeared without a trace, causing the family to feel very upset and worried. Jharana’s mother works as a housemaid and earns between $38.75 – $54.25 each month
Sadikshya Maharjan is an 8-year-old girl who lives in Nayabazar with her mother, brother, and other family members. Her mother is the sole breadwinner, working as a teacher also as a beautician for CTEVT and earning around Rs15000-Rs1000 per month. Despite the challenges, Sadikshya is obedient, well-mannered, and excels in her studies. She takes care of her personal hygiene and enjoys exploring new learning materials outside of her course books.
Roshani Kunwar is a 13-year-old girl from Chamati Bridge, Kathmandu, who loves to dance and hang out with friends. She is raised by her mother, as her father has lost contact with them. Despite this, Roshani remains optimistic and promises to support her mother when she grows up. She is currently studying in grade 6 at Geetanjali School in Nayabazar.
