Children’s Learning, Protection & Opportunities

Health, Nutrition and Inclusive Wellbeing

Climate Resilience & Sustainable Livelihoods

Women, Youth & Community Leadership

Accountable Governance & Social Justice

Health, Nutrition and Inclusive Wellbeing

Climate Resilience & Sustainable Livelihoods

Women, Youth & Community Leadership

Accountable Governance & Social Justice

Who We Are

About Aasaman Nepal

Aasaman Nepal is a national-level, not-for-profit, non-governmental organization (NGO) established in 1999 AD. It is registered with the District Administrative Office (DAO), Dhanusha [Registration No: 693/055/056], affiliated with the Social Welfare Council (SWC) [Affiliation No: 10365], and the Inland Revenue Office, Kathmandu [PAN No: 301419332].

18 Projects

17 Districts

Children’s Learning, Protection & Opportunities
Health, Nutrition and Inclusive Wellbeing
Climate Resilience & Sustainable Livelihoods
Women, Youth & Community Leadership
Accountable Governance & Social Justice

Across all themes, we commit to advancing, Gender Equality, Disability and Social Inclusion (GEDSI), Child Rights and Safeguarding, Climate and Environmental Responsibility, Mental Health and Psychosocial support, Community Ownership and Digital Innovation as interconnected forces for the impact.

27 Years of Experience

Thematic Areas

Our Vision

Aasaman envisages a society where all children are grown up in an enabling environment enjoying all their rights so as to achieve their full potential.

Our Mission

Aasaman facilitates a process in creating an enabling society that respects, protects, promotes, and fulls the rights of children where all children equally enjoy all their basic rights.

Our Goal

Aasaman empowers marginalized communities and key stakeholders towards creating inclusive, responsible, and accountable governance mechanism to ensure rights of all children as enshrined in the legal and policy frameworks are respected, protected, promoted and fulfilled

Aasaman Nepal Timeline

Founding of Aasaman Nepal

Foundation of Aasaman Nepal in Dhanusha district

Community Literacy Program

CLPN (1999- 2000) started in Dhanusha distric

Kaam Chhodau School Pathau

Transition to Education for All (EFA) with a focus on child rights, and child nutrition program; Implementation of Each Child Monitoring (ECM); Aasaman Nepal first strategic plan

School Construction

School construction, repair, and maintenance support and emergency response

Focus on Ending Child Marriage

Aasaman Nepal focus on eradication of child marriage and girl’s rights promotion

Our journey began with a small group of volunteers and a simple mission: to provide clean water to a single village. This grassroots effort laid the groundwork for everything that followed, proving that dedicated individuals can create meaningful change.

First Major Project

Securing our first major grant, we launched the "Education for All" initiative. We built our first school, providing 200 children with access to quality education and a brighter future. This marked our transition from a small group to a structured organization.

Expanding Our Reach

We expanded our operations to three new regions, focusing on healthcare access. We established mobile clinics that brought essential medical services to remote communities, treating over 5,000 patients in the first year alone.

Bal Helpline

Operationalizing Bal Helpline 1098

Working in all LGs of Madhesh

Aasaman Nepal is working in all 136 LGs of Madhesh

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Message from the Executive Director

Welcome to our website, over more than two we have walked alongside communities—strengthening child education and protection, improving health and nutrition, empowering women, managing natural resources, and building climate smart and resilience.

These decades of experience have not only shaped systems and scaled the activities but also generated evidence-based advocacy and practices that continue to guide both government and community action. What has made this journey possible is the unwavering support of communities, volunteers, partners, and governments who believe in sustainable and impactful change.

Every initiative we undertake is guided by our vision, mission and goal to continue to champion child rights, leading the campaigns to eliminate child labor and ensure All Children should be in Full Time Formal Day School for every child. Also, envision stronger multi-stakeholder partnerships at local, provincial, and federal levels. By coordinating with all three tiers of government and aligning with national priorities and the resources, we will ensure that local actions and policies remain responsive to community needs while driving inclusive, accountable, and sustainable development outcomes.

Thank you for visiting our website and for being part of this journey. Your engagement fuels our progress, and we look forward to achieving even greater milestones with your support and feed further more.

Nawal Kishor Yadav

Executive Director
Aasaman Nepal

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GEOGRAPHICAL FOOTPRINTS

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Government of Nepal

Social Welfare Council (SWC)

District Administration Office

Inland Revenue Department

Captivating International

Global Development Group

Good Neighbors International

Inclusive Development Partners

Mercy Crops

Plan International

Save the Children

Street Child of Nepal

The Donkey Sanctuary

The Lutheran World Federation

UNFPA

UN Womew

VSO

Vicente Ferrer (FVF)

Welt Hunger Hilfe

World Food Programme

UNESCO

British Council

NGO Federation

Disaster Preparedness Network

Member in Local Governments as a Local & municipal level coordination

Supply chain cluster: Supply chain Management working group (SCMWG)

Reproductive health cluster: Provincial Reproductive health coordination committee (RHCC)

Protection, Education and Health Nutrition cluster: Nutrition technical coordination committee (NuTEC)

Blogs

Women Empowerment

Empowering Women: Building a Brighter Future for Communities in Nepal

Empowering women is the cornerstone of sustainable development. In Nepal, women and girls face various social, economic, and cultural challenges that limit their full potential. By investing in women's education, health, and leadership, communities become stronger, resilient, and more inclusive.

Women Empowerment

Women Rising: Empowering Voices for a Stronger Future

In today’s world, women are breaking barriers, leading communities, and reshaping the future with courage and determination. This blog highlights inspiring stories of women who have turned challenges into opportunities. From education and entrepreneurship to leadership and social change, discover how empowerment is helping women claim their rightful place in society and inspire the next generation.

Child Rights

Child Rights: The Foundation of Dignity and Protection for Every Child

Child rights are not just legal terms — they are human rights that guarantee every child the opportunity to live with dignity, safety, and love. Every child deserves the right to education, health, protection, and care. It is the shared responsibility of both society and the state to ensure that every child grows up free from hunger, fear, and discrimination.