As an ESC (European Solidarity Corps) Project Intern, I am deeply involved in the Children Protection Project under the Children Development Program. A recent graduate with a Bachelor's degree in Social Work from Tribhuvan University, I am dedicated to creating positive change for children. My role involves supporting international volunteers in executing the project cycle, ensuring that every phase aligns with the organization's mission of promoting children's rights and holistic development. Motivated and committed, I actively contribute to fostering environments where children can thrive—physically, mentally, socially, and creatively.
In my role, I work closely with international volunteers, assisting them through the project’s various stages to ensure a successful outcome. Specifically, I am responsible for forming and reforming child protection clubs in schools, which includes training teachers and youth leaders on effective club management and facilitation techniques. Additionally, I organize club management training, help establish rules, and conduct initial activities for these clubs.
I also contribute to developing life skills and creativity manuals that can be used by both children and facilitators, enriching the educational experience. A key aspect of my work is establishing Souvenir Magazines and Wall Magazines in schools, where children can showcase their artwork, poems, and stories related to child protection themes. To ensure sustainability, I complete the handover reviews and prepares for the upcoming team, creating a seamless transition for future volunteers.
I have previously worked as a secondary-level teacher at Guheshwari Boarding High School in Kathmandu. This role allowed me to guide students in social and health subjects, which not only enhanced my teaching abilities but also ignited their passion for social work. My experience working in education has proven invaluable in their current role within the Children Development Program
Additionally, I completed an internship at Kathford International College, where I worked as an Admission Counselor and Data Manager. This experience honed my data analysis and management skills, along with my ability to counsel and present comprehensive data reports to the administration.
I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Tribhuvan University, Nepal.
- Microsoft Office, Google Docs
- Fluent in Nepali, English, and Hindi
- Strong communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills
- Cultural competence and adaptability
- Time management and networking skills
- Data management
I am currently affiliated as a Project Intern with Volunteers Initiative Nepal, which reflects my commitment to ongoing professional development.
- Geriatric Social Work
- Medical Social Work
- Climate Change & Action
- Child Welfare, Family & School Social Work
- Community Social Work
My contributions align closely with the goals of the Children Development Program, which seeks to improve children’s holistic development and uphold their fundamental rights. By forming and reforming child protection clubs, I am directly enhancing children’s physical, mental, social, and creative development. My work on life skills and creativity manuals promotes self-expression and problem-solving among children, aligning with the program’s mission to foster personal growth.
Furthermore, by establishing platforms like Souvenir and Wall Magazines, I give children an opportunity to voice their thoughts on child protection themes, thus encouraging awareness and advocacy. My coordination with international volunteers ensures that the project remains well-executed and impactful, contributing to the program’s long-term success. These efforts not only reflect my personal dedication but also significantly advance the organization’s mission to support and protect children’s rights.
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