Dear Friend of Console Mission, We are excited to share that Console Mission will participate in GlobalGiving’s Little by Little Campaign, running March 17–20, 2026. This special campaign celebrates the power of small donations to make a big impact. Every gift up to $50 will be matched at 50% by GlobalGiving while matching funds last. A total of $125,000 in…
The 2025 GivingTuesday campaign will last 36 hours, from December 2, 2025, at 00:00 EST to December 3, 2025, at 12:00 EST. This global day of generosity is your chance to be part of a movement that transforms communities through compassion and action. ✨ Our Project: Corruption Hurts Youth – Let’s Talk & Act Together Hosted on GlobalGiving → https://goto.gg/72754…
Yes, Nepal faces a high burden of waterborne diseases, especially in urban and underserved communities.This silent crisis affects thousands of lives each year—especially children, the elderly, and those living in informal settlements. At Console Mission, we believe that access to clean water is a human right, not a privilege. 🚱 Why Is the Burden So High? Nepal’s geography and infrastructure…
✨ “Listening Locally, Acting Practically: What Works to Keep Children in School”(Grounded, actionable, and community-centric) In our journey supporting community-led education in Nepal, Console Mission has come to a powerful realisation: school dropouts don’t stem from a single cause—and they can’t be solved with a single fix. Instead, we’ve learned to recognize multiple root issues, each needing tailored, compassionate responses:…
Dilasha Aviyan, also known as Console Mission, is dedicated to addressing barriers that prevent children—especially adolescent girls—from continuing their education. The organization focuses on socially and geographically disadvantaged communities, particularly in rural areas where cultural and economic limitations often hinder girls’ opportunities. Demographic of Girls Supported Console Mission primarily supports girls from marginalized backgrounds, including those affected by poverty, early…
Console Mission has observed that girls in rural areas, after reaching puberty, often wait two to four years following the trend of attending school until grade twelve before getting married. During this period, they are typically focused on finding a husband, either through social sites, attending wedding celebrations, or visiting relatives. Consequently, their training and studies often seem futile as…
A trainee from Console Mission demonstrates and encourages the public to practice handwashing on Global Handwashing Day in Nepal.
The main idea is to see the GCB-NGOs to be a possible agent for change. Definition: Cottage industries and GCB-NGOs share similarities in their (1.) localized focus, (2.) community-driven initiatives, and (3.) their role in empowering local populations by addressing specific needs and fostering economic and social development. Consequently, Console Mission Nepal (CoMiNp), building upon its past methodologies and enhancing…
This article draws on experiences from interactions at five Health Posts in the rural and urban areas of Nepal. Health Posts are a public health service provided by the Ministry of Health, available not just in rural areas but also in urban settings. Each Health Post features Female Community Health Volunteers (FCHVs). The paid staff, led by either a staff…
The OSP served as a hands-on laboratory for interns and also provided benefits to the village community. A health checkup program was held in two separate villages on the recent Saturday, June 22, 2024. When student volunteers discovered the licensing requirements for teachers, their volunteering approach changed. They were surprised to learn that their teachers were licensed. These volunteers, from…