Very recently we distributed 20 chicks to each Chepang household in Chitwan district of Nepal. The main agenda behind carrying out this project was to create a sustainable income generating source for the Chepangs. They were also taught how to effectively rear these chicks in their own backwards.

The other main project under our supervision is the technical skills training program for the minorities. We have so far been able to train them on skills like sewing clothes, using machineries to extract mustard oil from mustard seeds, repairing car and motor bike engines, and making carpets. We are also estimating to operate computer skills training programs by the end of this calender year.

We have realized that education is very vital for the next generation of minorities to become economically self sustained. Thus, we have been sponsoring few eligible children under the age of ten to acquire free primary education. Until now, there are 12 children who have been benefiting from this project.