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CodeLocationstart dateend dateTypetotal VolunteersMaleFemaleAge
VINWC25-21Kathmandu 08 Sep, 2025 September 20, 2025CULT, EDU, 14 7 7 18+
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Join the Raising Peace Campaign: Say “NO” to Violence Against Women in Nepal

Do you believe in a world free of violence? You can help make that dream a reality by joining the Raising Peace Campaign in Nepal. This campaign is designed to raise awareness about the ongoing violence against women and girls in Nepali society and to empower local communities to take action.

About the Campaign

In Nepal, violence against women and girls remains a serious and often hidden problem. It is reported that one-third of married women face emotional, physical, or sexual violence from their spouses. Beyond this, thousands of girls and women are trafficked into forced labor or prostitution each year. Around 5,000 to 12,000 girls aged 10 to 20 are trafficked annually, with 75% of them being under 18 years old. Sadly, many of these women are forced into prostitution.

There are many forms of violence that women and girls face in Nepal, including:

Sexual abuse, incest, and rape, often committed by family members.
Trafficking and forced prostitution.
Neglect that can even lead to death.
Feticide and infanticide are often due to gender preference.
Dowry demands and wife abuse.

This campaign will educate the community on human rights and violence against women, empowering them to make a stand for change.

What Makes This Campaign Special?

Powerful Awareness Campaigns: The campaign will deliver strong messages of empowerment, such as “Say ‘NO’ to Violence against Women through public drama performances.” These performances will draw attention to the issue and spark conversation.

Interactive Public Forums: We will organize open forums in public spaces where community members can interact and discuss women’s violence, its problems, and its solutions. This space will allow open dialogue and learning and empower everyone to take action.

Education and Empowerment: We aim to educate both men and women about women’s rights and help them understand how to implement these rights in their daily lives. We can foster lasting change by bringing human rights education directly to the community.

Objectives of the Campaign

Raise Awareness: Spread awareness in the local community about violence against women and its damaging effects.

Promote Women’s Rights: Educate people about women’s rights and how to implement and protect them at the local level actively.

Empower the Community: Engage local leaders, teachers, women’s groups, and teenage girls to spread peace and equality.

Activities You’ll Be Part of

1. Awareness Sessions
We will conduct awareness sessions for both men and women to educate them about the different forms of violence women face and how everyone can help stop it.
2. Public Forums for Interaction
Organize interactive discussions in public spaces where community members can share their thoughts and ideas about women’s violence, the problems faced, and possible solutions.
3. Educational Material Development
Develop and distribute educational materials highlighting women’s rights and providing tools for fighting violence.

Location

This campaign will take place in Jitpurphedi, a community in Tarakeshwor Municipality, located just 10-15 km from Kathmandu. The area is surrounded by beautiful hills, fields, and forests, offering a peaceful backdrop for engaging with the local community.

Participation Fee

To join the Raising Peace Campaign, the participation fee is 270 Euros plus an additional 30 Euros for transportation. (payable upon arrival at the VIN Office). This fee covers:

Accommodation during the campaign.
Meals for the duration of your stay.

Camp materials

Note: After submitting your Volunteer Exchange Form (VEF), you will receive an acceptance letter and further details about the campaign.

Why You Should Join

Make a Real Impact: Help raise awareness about the crucial issue of violence against women and girls in Nepal.

Cultural Exchange: Learn about Nepalese culture, traditions, and women’s challenges in this beautiful country.

Personal Growth: Become a voice for change and make a tangible difference in the lives of local women and girls.

Community Empowerment: Empower local leaders and communities to take action and create a safer environment for women.

Who can participate in the campaign?

Anyone passionate about ending violence against women and girls is welcome to join, regardless of background. The campaign is open to international volunteers who want to make a meaningful impact.

Be Part of the Change!

Join the Raising Peace Campaign and help raise awareness about the importance of women’s rights and ending violence against women in Nepal. Through education, dialogue, and collective action, we can create lasting change and empower communities to protect women and girls. Apply workcamp today and make a difference!

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16:12 16 Sep 24
Volunteers Initiative Nepal(VIN) is a non- religious, non-political, non-for-profit and non-governmental organization (NGO). It focuses on community based projects involving local volunteers backed-up by international volunteers in Nepal.It has been deploying its volunteers in teaching, teachers training,environment, health and sanitation, children development,women empowerment support, youth empowerment and disaster risk reduction. I am proud to be a staff of this known organization. Let the targeted community be empowered together…
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Volunteering with VIN was an incredibly experience! I spent an amazing 2 weeks working in 4 schools teaching about disasters and preparedness while enhancing the childrens english. Everyone I met was so lovely and helpful enciting me into their culture. While in Okhaldhunga I got to see multiple festivals including Gai Jatra and Teej, which was unforgettable and really made my time in Nepal. I'm so glad VIN allowed me to see the beautiful sights and culture if Nepal and I wish to come back soon!
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07:25 14 Aug 24
Well, I was that lucky one who got an opportunity to work with VIN (Volunteer Initiative Nepal) as a local volunteer. It was the best part of my entire life till. During my time volunteering (about 3 months), I gained valuable skills like project management , community outreach. This experience also contributed my personal growth by enhancing my leadership abilities and improving my communication skills.Thank you VIN 🥰❣️I recommend all my other friends who are pursuing to do community work and who have commitments to do it, do visit VIN.
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it was an incredible experience, rich on a personal and professional level. VIN was able to support us throughout our mission. the volunteers met on site were very kind and welcoming. thank you Didi for these good dishes prepared. thank you to the communities for welcoming and accepting us. incredible adventure that I will never forget.
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