Thematic Area

OUR WORKs

Street Art on CWIN Child Helpline

Child Helpline Nepal 1098

Children’s rights are concern for everyone || Common Issue || Sumnima Tuladhar || Bimal Thapa || CWIN Nepal

34 years of CWIN Nepal- For Children, with Children

Call to make local elections 2079 child-friendly – Dinesh Kumar Thapaliya, Chief Election Commissioner. CWIN Nepal

CWIN-Nepal

CWIN in Action

17
Apr

Stakeholders reiterated the need for more comprehensive studies and research in CAMH

April 17, 2025

April 3, 2025

Kanti CAP Unit Marks World Autism Awareness Day with an…

March 30, 2025

Stakeholders Unite to Strengthen Online Safety Mechanism for Children

March 23, 2025

Orientation of local officials of Panauti on “the Mental Health…

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Publications

December 28, 2023

Supporting Mental Health of the Young in Crisis and Beyond

December 28, 2023

बालबालिका र किशोरकिशोरीहरूको मानसिक स्वास्थ्यको बारेमा संवेदनशील बनौं !

December 28, 2023

E-Balsarokar (Vol.2, No.8, Jestha 2065)

December 28, 2023

E-Balsarokar (Vol.2, No.12, Ashwin 2065)

December 28, 2023

E-Balsarokar (Vol.2, No.11, Bhadra 2065)

December 28, 2023

E-Balsarokar (Vol.2, No.10, Asar-Shrawan 2065)

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Working Partners

Balsarokar

Child Helpline 1098 Reports

Child Helpline Mobile App

WHERE WE WORK

Established in 1987, Child Workers in Nepal Concerned Centre (CWIN-Nepal) is a pioneer child rights organisation in Nepal. CWIN-Nepal is an advocacy organisation for child's rights with a focus on children living and working under the most difficult circumstances.

Thematic Area

Research/Communications and Media

Networking and Alliance Building

Child Mental Health

Community Action

Child Protection

Gender and social inclusion

Self-reliance & young people’s empowerment

Child participation and Child friendly governance

Inclusive and Quality Education

Alcohol Drugs & Development/NAPA

Child centered disaster preparedness

Green Chakra Facilitated by CWIN-Nepal

OUR WORKs

Street Art on CWIN Child Helpline

Child Helpline Nepal 1098

Children’s rights are concern for everyone || Common Issue || Sumnima Tuladhar || Bimal Thapa || CWIN Nepal

34 years of CWIN Nepal- For Children, with Children

Call to make local elections 2079 child-friendly – Dinesh Kumar Thapaliya, Chief Election Commissioner. CWIN Nepal

CWIN-Nepal

CWIN in Action

17
Apr

Stakeholders reiterated the need for more comprehensive studies and research in CAMH

Kanti CAP Unit Marks World Autism Awareness Day with an…

Stakeholders Unite to Strengthen Online Safety Mechanism for Children

Orientation of local officials of Panauti on “the Mental Health…

Publications

Supporting Mental Health of the Young in Crisis and Beyond

बालबालिका र किशोरकिशोरीहरूको मानसिक स्वास्थ्यको बारेमा संवेदनशील बनौं !

E-Balsarokar (Vol.2, No.8, Jestha 2065)

E-Balsarokar (Vol.2, No.12, Ashwin 2065)

E-Balsarokar (Vol.2, No.11, Bhadra 2065)

E-Balsarokar (Vol.2, No.10, Asar-Shrawan 2065)

Working Partners

Child Helpline Mobile App

WHERE WE WORK

Established in 1987, Child Workers in Nepal Concerned Centre (CWIN-Nepal) is a pioneer child rights organisation in Nepal. CWIN-Nepal is an advocacy organisation for child's rights with a focus on children living and working under the most difficult circumstances.

Thematic Area

Research/Communications and Media

Networking and Alliance Building

Child Mental Health

Community Action

Child Protection

Gender and social inclusion

Self-reliance & young people’s empowerment

Child participation and Child friendly governance

Inclusive and Quality Education

Alcohol Drugs & Development/NAPA

Child centered disaster preparedness

Green Chakra Facilitated by CWIN-Nepal

OUR WORKs

Street Art on CWIN Child Helpline

Child Helpline Nepal 1098

Children’s rights are concern for everyone || Common Issue || Sumnima Tuladhar || Bimal Thapa || CWIN Nepal

34 years of CWIN Nepal- For Children, with Children

Call to make local elections 2079 child-friendly – Dinesh Kumar Thapaliya, Chief Election Commissioner. CWIN Nepal

CWIN-Nepal

CWIN in Action

17 Apr

Publications

Working Partners

17
Apr