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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.
Foreign Employment World Welfare Fund (FEWWF) is organizing “Life Skill Training (Problem Solving)” titled: Problem comes itself with solution for its members in the office. Life skills training for adults is an educational process that helps people navigate the challenges of adulthood. In this Program, the Program Manager will provide a mini lesson on “Problem… Read more »
Foreign Employment World Welfare Fund (FEWWF) is organizing “Adult Literacy Class on Marketing Techniques” for its members in the office. Marketing techniques refer to a set of strategies and methods employed by businesses to promote their products or services. These may include advertising, public relations, digital marketing, content creation, social media engagement, and other approaches… Read more »
Foreign Employment World Welfare Fund (FEWWF) is organizing monthly meeting for the members of “Aama Samuha”. In this monthly meeting the members will be discussing about the agendas, loan track record, monthly saving collection and planning for the next month.
Foreign Employment World Welfare Fund (FEWWF) is organizing a workshop related to “Child Psychology” at Mount Makalu School. In this Workshop, the Program Manager will provide a mini lesson on “Child Psychology” for the Parents of Mount Makalu School. Child psychology is a branch of psychology that studies the factors that influence a child’s behavior,… Read more »
Foreign Employment World Welfare Fund (FEWWF) is organizing “Life Skill Training (Decision Making)” for its members in the office. Life skills training for adults is an educational process that helps people navigate the challenges of adulthood. In this Program, the Program Manager will provide a mini lesson on “decision Making” for its members. Decision-making is… Read more »
Foreign Employment World Welfare Fund (FEWWF) is organizing “Life Skill Training (planning)” for its members. Life skills training for adults is an educational process that helps people navigate the challenges of adulthood. A minilesson on “Planning” will be given by the program manager. Planning can help people take responsibility for their actions and determine how… Read more »
Asdip Ratna Pariyar is youngest son of Denu Pariyar, one of the members of FEWWF. He is originally from Janakpur currently living in 2 rented rooms of Naya Bazar with his parents and 2 sisters. His father Prakash Pariyar is a returnee migrant worker. He worked in a sewing company when he was in Dubai…. Read more »
Saroj (Diplab) Kathyat is 9years old boy who studies in Bal Bikas Boarding High School in grade 3. He is living with his mother Tulachi Kathyat and his eldest brother Salon Kathyat in a single rented room at Neelopul, Budhanilkantha .His father is a migrant worker, works as a security guard in Kuwait and his… 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… Read more »
Jharana Gubhaju is 14 years old girl who lives with her mother, Laxmi Gubhaju along with her two sisters Barsha Gubhaju and Nikki Gubhaju at Budhalinkantha. Her mother Laxmi works as a maid in one of the houses in Budhanilkantha Colony. The family is provided free living space where mother’s work. Jharana’s father Roshan Kumar… Read more »
Sadikshya Maharjan is 9 years old girl who lives with her mother, Chanta Munikar along with her eldest brother Manchit Maharjan at Nayabazar, Kathmandu. Shadikshya’s father was returned migrant worker. He was suffering from a neurological disease in which his body’s lower part from the hip was paralyzed. After being paralyzed for years, he left… Read more »
Roshani Kunwar is 14 years old girl who lives with her mother, Rajeshwori Kunwar in a single rented room at Nayabazar, Kathmandu. She is the only child of her parents. She studies in grade 7 at Oxford Higher Secondary School, Nayabazar. Roshni is raised by her mother alone, ever since her father lost in contact… Read more »
