Social Concern and Awareness Forum Nepal (SAF- Nepal) is a non-profit, non-partisan and non-government organization working for a peaceful and democratic Nepal. It was established in 2003 by a group of students and youths with an aim at seeking peace in a country which is torn apart by violence...
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Social Concern and Awareness Forum Nepal (SAF- Nepal) is a non-profit, non-partisan and non-government organization working for a peaceful and democratic Nepal. It was established in 2003 by a group of students and youths with an aim at seeking peace in a country which is torn apart by violence and conflict.
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Today, SAF- Nepal involves professionals, aspiring student, political leaders and concerned youth. Having worked with the youth and student organizations for several years, the Social Concern and Awareness Forum Nepal(SAF- Nepal) saw the need for a program that would create a more aware and...
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Today, SAF- Nepal involves professionals, aspiring student, political leaders and concerned youth. Having worked with the youth and student organizations for several years, the Social Concern and Awareness Forum Nepal(SAF- Nepal) saw the need for a program that would create a more aware and concerned youths cohort which could play a role in strengthening the democratic structure of the country by means of proactive participation in democratic forums.
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In this regard, SAF- Nepal envisions educating its constituency on the issues of the youth through:
- Youth counseling and youth policies on the issues of human rights and democracy strengthening ;
- Conflict resolution and peace building;
- Sexual and reproductive health...
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In this regard, SAF- Nepal envisions educating its constituency on the issues of the youth through:
- Youth counseling and youth policies on the issues of human rights and democracy strengthening ;
- Conflict resolution and peace building;
- Sexual and reproductive health and rights;
- International labor migration, marginalized, minorities and indigenous youths;
- Leadership development and capacity building;
- Media/ information and communication technology.
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