- Developing a Disability Inclusive Society -
11 years ago, Tika Bahadur Newar, 46 years old, had an amputation of his leg due to Gangrene. He was devastated about his future at that time. Today, he owns Bhim Guest House in Briddhim, Rasuwa. He informs that tourists usually visit during peak trekking seasons for home stay. “When one of the village representatives mentioned to me that there
Lhakpa Tamang was born blind. He never had the opportunity to pursue education on an equal basis to people his age or even his siblings. He dropped out of school after grade two. Poor socio-economic status of family, the lack of disability friendly infrastructures, lack of braille academic resources and challenging mountainous terrain in his village of Grang, Rasuwa were
Jamuna Waiba -19 of Laharepauwa VDC is a deaf and mute child who first came in contact with Karuna Foundation through our prevention and rehabilitation of childhood disabilities project in Rasuwa. She was a school dropout and due to the counseling of our CBRF she rejoined her classes but due to the lack of a special school in the district
2015 was an intense year for Nepal and the organisation because of the earthquake and the ongoing efforts in the Inspire2Care program.incididunt ut labore et dolore.
