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Partnerships

PiSL is collaborating with Volunteers Initiative Nepal (VIN). 
  • VIN is a Nepalese non-religious, non-governmental, non-profit organization founded in 2005. Their mission is to empower marginalized communities, with a focus on children and women, through enhanced educational programs and community training to promote equality, economic well-being and  human rights. 
  • VIN focuses on community-based projects involving local volunteers, supported byinternational volunteers.
  • Early Childhood Development is one of the major programs of VIN’s Integrated Community Development Approach. Their objective is to provide and support facilities for early childhood development, encouraging a basic foundation for young children at the beginning of their education.
  • VIN initated a Early Childhood project in 2007 in Jitpur, a rural community 11 kilometers from the capital city of Kathmandu.  VIN conducted community meetings, providedteacher trainings, furnished centers, introduced a hand-washing campaign, organized health camps and collaborated with the District Education Office to establish a new Early Childhood Development Center.
  • VIN actively sought a partnership with PiSL as a way to bring in expertise and resources to strengthen and expand their early childhood programming. VIN is specifically interested in collaborating with PiSL as a way to provide communities an appropriate, culturally relevant early childhood curriculum and effective teacher training.
    Learn more about VIN at http://www.volunteeringnepal.org/
  • PiSL recognizes that it is imperative to partner with existing local organizations to support and sustain the project.  
  • PiSL collaborates with in-country, non-governmental organizations and government agencies to identify communities that might benefit from development assistance. 
  • PiSL follows an integrated, participatory development approach for the overall well being of the whole community. 
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Bhupendra Ghimire, VIN Executive Director
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  • Home
  • What We Do
    • Train Teachers
    • Provide Instructional Materials
    • Renovate and Furnish Classrooms
  • How We Do It
    • Why Early Education
    • PiSL Early Childhood Curriculum
    • Parent Education
    • Community Involvement
    • Partnerships
    • Earthquake Relief
  • Who We Are
    • The PiSL Story
    • Our Founder
    • Board of Directors
    • Contact Us
  • Nepal
    • Okhaldhunga Nepal >
      • Taluwa Project
      • Thulachhap Project
      • Bhadaure Project
    • Okharpauwa Nepal
    • Bardia Nepal
  • BUILD A CLASSROOM
  • SUPPORT A TEACHER