SOPANSocial Organization for Poverty Allevation-Nepal (सोपान)
Social Organization for Poverty Allevation-Nepal (सोपान)
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1.The
organization struggle to uplift the general people who are backward
in every circumstances like socially, economically, politically and
so on.
2.
To maintain the overall development of the farmers, if assist
economically and technically. It further help to drag them to follow
the modern or scientific system of agriculture.
3.
It assists to develop the small-scale industry, eradicate the
employment problems and engage the people by providing sufficient
tools for better production.
4.
It helps to maintain the environment by making use of minimum natural
means and resources for the sustainable development with the maximum
peoples participation.
5.
To conduct and maintain the inhabitants of rural settlement,
sanitation, improvement of their day-to-day life, development of
natural sources or advance development are some of the people’s
welfare program.
Board
of Advisors
Proff. Dr. Prem Kumar Khatri
Dhurba Bahadur Shrestha
Bishnu Prashad Khanal
Present Executive Committee
President: Er. Gunjan Gautam
Vice-President: Mr. Ashok Bikram Thapa
Secretary: Mr. Gopi Aryal
Joint-Secretary: Mr. Bikash Thapa
Treasurer: Ms.Rosi Adhikari
Executive Member: Mr. Ashmin Adhikari
Executive Membe: Rajani Khadka
Executive Member: Ms.Jyoti Pathak
Executive Member : Mr. Dan Bahadur Shrestha
SOPAN
Legal Status
C.D.O.
Regd. No:-762/063/064
S.W.C.
Affiliation No:-21362
National Office: Gothatar-8, Kathmandu, Nepal
Branch Office: Nilkantha-2, Dhading, Nepal
This is the page of general members only
SOPAN
organized Deusi Bhailo event fund raising and cultural program at
time of Tihar in October 2014. Deusi Bhailo event is a regular fund
raising program of SOPAN started since 2007 from its establishment.
SOPAN has been practicing this event also as approach to reach the
public through cultural and religious event Tihar one of major
festival celebrated in Nepal. Every year SOPAN organizes event where
all distinguished members and volunteers of SOPAN move together
giving special request letter to play the Deusi and Bhailo. As one of
objective of the event is to collect to fund to support of program
SOPAN but major part is gather sentiments of public and community
members towards the organization and inform about good deeds through
this important event in the form of song and other event .This event
is done in Kathmandu valley targeting periphery area.
The Deusi Bhailo program is regular fundraising program of SOPAN. Under charity program SOPAN has been conducting Deusi Bhailo Program annually.
Objective
of Deusi Bhailo Program
To
raise the fund to provide skill development training and run
employment and entrepreneurship based activities planned and
conducted by SOPAN
To
gather we feeling of public and community towards organization and
to impart mission and vision to audience
To
support for underprivileged women and youth especially in rural and
semi urban area of Kavre, Dhading, Bajhang, Ilam and Nuwakot
We
commit followings
Totally targeted to support underprivileged people supporting them to be self- employed and developing skilled manpower.
Truly selfless; dedicated for people or towards motivating them to be proactive citizens and entrepreneurs
An example of how can we run programs through voluntary sharing of resources
Belief of active participation in charity show and support for raising the funds each individually through participation.
Bhailo
Deusi
SOPAN
carries out its activities by generating funds from different
sources. SOPAN accepts grants from various national and international
organizations or individuals in a way that does not compromise its
vision, mission and objectives In future, SOPAN plans to work in
collaboration with different national and international organizations
and individuals in the spirit of partnership.
SEVA is a volunteer mobilization program to encourage and invite as many international volunteers as possible to improve this situation, while they are experiencing the rich culture, natural splendor, and daily life of Nepal, one of the most beautiful countries in the world. SEVA is nothing but offering one’s skills through volunteerism, competence, knowledge, and resources full-heartedly for the purpose of others’ needs without any expectation of return. Traditionally, though, voluntary work is viewed as a selfless deed that is done for others’ good, today’s voluntary work is a little different and taken as helping others along with aiming to get something for their own. None of them are wrong because there is always an exchange of knowledge, skills, competence, and resources between two people, and hence this program is named SEVA which any volunteer with a good heart volunteers for good purpose.
To mobilize volunteers for progress of the community through engagement of youths and adolescents.
To increase the skill of volunteers and create awareness and sensitization through volunteer engagement in the sectors health, education, environment, human right, child rights, GBV, gender and mental /psychosocial issues.
To promote volunteerism in the international and local communities
Outcome/Achievementsof SEVA
SEVA program is a volunteer mobilization program of SOPAN, started to strive for excellence by helping marginalized people in Nepal and schools of rural communities to improve their sanitation, hygiene, and teaching approaches and orienting them with skill-oriented learning promoting volunteerism. Community outreach programs will continue to be implemented as the driving force behind our goal of empowerment, and with the help of youths studying social work.
Furthermore, as its major achievements SOPAN have been able to mobilize more than 200 national youth volunteers, involve them in community-building activities and earthquake recovery program i.e AAWAS Project which is being implemented to provide voluntary support and logistics support to build temporary shelters, learning shelters, and provide psychosocial support. Likewise, SOPAN has been involving international volunteers in different programs who are interested to volunteer with the organization in a leadership training program and youth exchange program of SOPAN organized at the different times The organization is giving access to volunteers mainly in following activities .
Participation in Youth Leadership Program, seminar and workshop
Volunteer in School
Awareness program for youth/community/women and children on health, hygiene and sanitation
Sanitation work Camp in School
Teaching at School
Volunteering during epidemic/pandemic
Volunteers of SOPAN successfully build 3 temporary learning centers at Shree Kuwa Pani Devi primary School, Naubise VDC-5, Dhading Districts, Chandradaya Primary School, Kavre, and Balkumari Primary School at Lalitpur. The built school was handover after completion of reconstruction. All temporary learning centers were built in coordination and involvement of school authorities, volunteers political parties representatives, and local community peoples. In the reconstruction of this school, there were mobilized 30 volunteers of SOPAN.
The temporary learning centers were reconstructed by collecting available local materials in community and school, tin roof. Different individuals, students were supported by providing logistics materials, financial support, labor, and other required support during the reconstruction of those schools. This Learning center was built of Chandrajyoti Primary School at Basdole VDC Kavre, dated 8th Asadh till 12th Asash and handover to the school management committee by SOPAN. The school was built in support of Goldengate International College.
At first school above picture was demolished and then build a temporary learning center in the same building using available materials bamboo. The below picture is a new temporary learning center built by SOPAN. During this reconstruction of the school, more than 70 volunteers students volunteers were engaged daily for five days.
In
2010, it has organized agro- training to the farmers of Nalang-8,
Dhading for bee farming. For this 9 farmers of the ward were
involved. Nepal Agriculture Research Council has provided trainers
for this project. SOPAN had coordinated the program by gathering
youths from Dhading to Kathmandu. Now the farmers are engaged in bee
farming. One month long training was also another effective program
of the organization.
In 2009, SOPAN has organized an inter-college youth workshop on “Rural Development and its scope” in Tri-Chandra Multiple campuses. 30 students from different 10 colleges were involved in the workshop and gave workshop reports to Tribhuwan University.
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