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A Water-deprived Village in Kavre that Calls on its People to Quench Thirst
Thumka Danda village is situated south-east of Kavre district under Roshi Gaunpalika. The village is on the difficult terrain and mostly populated with Tamang indigenous community who are economically very poor …Read More »
A New Beginning for Mandendeupur women’s group
Kavre is one of the major project sites where various projects and activities are conducted by Nepal Jesuit Social Institute. On 14th September 2018, foundation was laid for women’s activity center …Read More »
Bridging the gap between parents and children through Parents’ Orientation Program
Parents of Balephi gathered on the premises of Shree Saraswoti Secondary School, Sindhupalchowk on 19th September, 2018 for Parents’ Orientation Program. A total of 69 parents had gathered and the program was …Read More »
Fully Funded Education Opportunity at Asian University for Women for Women from Highly Trafficked Regions of Nepal
Asian University for Women (AUW) is an independent, international university based in Chittagong, Bangladesh which educates competitively selected students from 15 countries across Asia and the Middle East. Nepal Jesuit …Read More »
A step toward Sustainable Development through Soap Production Training
On 24th Bhadra 2075, a three day elongated program was organized by Nepal Jesuit Social Institute on Soap Production Training for Kalidevi Women’s Group, Kunta, Kavrepalanchowk. The group is comprised of 106 …Read More »
Nepal Jesuit Social Institute (NJSI)
Nepal Jesuit Social Institute (NJSI) was established by Nepal Jesuit Society (NJS) aftermath of the massive earthquake which hit Nepal on 25th April and 12th May 2015. Since its inception on May 19th NJSI has been actively involved in relief, recovery and rehabilitation process in eleven worst affected district of Nepal. The society started immediate relief work from 27th April 2015 before officially setting up the office >>> More
The Society of Jesus is a Catholic men’s religious congregation, founded in 1540. St. Francis Xavier was one of the founding members of the congregation, now called the Jesuits. He arrived in India in 1542. Jesuits continued to work in South Asia, and in 1951, at the invitation of the Government of Nepal, Fathers Marshall D. Moran, Edward Saton, and Frank Murphy arrived in Kathmandu to begin St. Xavier’s Godavari School. The school expanded to Jawalakhel in 1954. In 1959 Fr. >>> More
