Our mission is to contribute to establish an equitable society by partnering with organizations active in rural and urban areas and are based on Sarvodaya Development Concepts through the physical and spiritual development. It believes that everyone has potential, provided that they are given an opportunity to provoke them.
We will work through partnership, co-ordination and networking with the like-minded international and national organizations and individuals. While doing so our emphasis will be on voluntarism and Shramadana (labor contribution). SSN will work in rural as well as in urban communities with all class, creed, gender and caste in all districts of Nepal.
Our major objective is to create a platform for the interaction of spiritual and conventional development aspects in promoting holistic development to reduce spiritual and economic poverty and to foster peace and prosperity. This will also facilitate social and economic empowerment of the disadvantaged communities through the promotion of value based education according to the principles of Sarvodaya.
Sarvodaya Shramadan Nepal wants to assist short and long term essential supports for the earthquake victims. The main objective of the Disaster Relief Program is to help rebuild the affected communities and to show them that we stand with them when they need it most. The Disaster Relief Program will focus initially on rural and semi-urban areas where volunteers are needed to help with clean-ups and renovation work, education and childcare. We appeal all of you to support us financially and morally for that purpose. The program will expand into various regions as participation grows. Our concern is focused in these eight areas:
Our objectives is to help create a povertyless, non-affluent and a conflict-free society by uplifting and empowering the most disadvantaged people of Nepal.
Social worker and activist is a strong member of Citizen's Forum. He formulated Sarvodaya Jyoti Aviyan in 1990 which is now Sarvodaya Shramadan Nepal.
Formerly, a leading management personnel with different GTZ/GIZ supported projects in Nepal, Sri Lanka and East Timor is an expert in developing civil society in micro, meso and macro level.
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A professor with the Sanskrit University of Nepal is an active social worker who has been working with the Sarodaya Shramadan Nepal since it's inception.
The Principal of Jyotidaya High School is an active social worker and an activist.
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Social worker and activist has a long history with the developing women's organizations in Nepal and still hold various positions in different organizations.
The founder of Sarvodaya Shramadan in Nepal is a dedicated social worker is also the Co-Founder and CEO of Teach for Nepal.
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A doctorate in botany from a Japanese University is a champion choreographer of projects from the grassroot level. Soon, we shall be busy undertaking the project she envisage.
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The retired IT Officer from Nepal Industrial Development Corporation is a Freelance IT Professional and undertakes all the IT related jobs including the construction of this webpage.
Coming from the village of Khokana Mr. Chandra Lal is well versed with semi-urban and rural communities.
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A senior citizen from the Thecho Village of Lalitpur is a biist to the company.
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The United Nations Development Programme contributed nearly one million dollars for preparation of a Master Plan for the development of Lumbini, including numerous engineering and archaeological studies. The plan, which was completed in 1978, has as its objecive to restore an area of about 7.7 square-km, to be known as the Lumbini Garden, centering on the garden and the Ashoka Pillar, with an additional area of 64.5 square-km to be developed in its support.
Within the plan for the development of Lumbini Garden, there are three main components:
1. New Lumbini Village
2. The Cultural Centre/Monastic Zone
3. The Sacred Garden.
The design is oriented north-south, with Lumbini Village and Cultural Centre north, and the focus of the design – the Sacred Garden – to the. south. On either side of the axis towards its southern end are the monastic enclaves. The entire development is tied together by a central link consisting of a walkway and a canal. This central link establishes the solitude and sanctity of the Sacred Garden, with its pillar and spectacular panorama of the Himalaya, and offers pilgrims time and space to prepare themselves as they approach the Sacred Garden.
So far, no Nepal Government or INGO's have apparently envisaged any projects to uplift the poor lives of the people of the surrounding villages. These villagers are the natural keepers of the Lumbini Garden. If the lives of the people of these villages are not improved, the security and environment of Lumbini Garden will always be at stake. At the Sarvodaya Shramadan Nepal, we would like to square this responsibility and vow to develop the lives of the people of this vicinity, eventually to safeguard the edifices and the other features of the constructed Lumbini Garden. Eventually, this shall be the key but, not the only project Sarvodaya Shramadana Nepal will undertake.
The key project shall include Health and Sanitation, Safe Drinking Water and Irrigation, Living Quarters and Landscaping, Economy Generating Programs and Education and Mental Health Strenghtening Programs.
Read MorePlease contact us for your suggestions, your willingness to better the world, your willingness to donate us. We are not in anyway a one man show. We are open to your suggestions and help of any kind.
