I’ve always dreamt of giving back to society, inspired by the incredible support I received from New Futures Nepal http://newfuturesnepl.org since my childhood. My time at the Hope Centre is something I’ll forever cherish and be grateful for. Following my passion, I worked with many organizations, hoping to contribute meaningfully. However, I often felt left out of decision-making and unappreciated despite my hard work.

My friend Krish, who witnessed my struggles and dedication, encouraged and supported me to establish my own organization, where I could create the change I truly believe in. Returning from the “Global Sports Mentorship Program”https://globalsportsmentoring.org/dc-year/2023/ in the USA, I was brimming with motivation and enthusiasm to implement the GSMP’s action plan.

My own experience of being excluded and left on the sidelines since childhood connects me deeply with many who face similar challenges. Society often equates disability with worthlessness, denying equal opportunities in jobs and education, leading to social exclusion and the perception of being useless. Women with disabilities face even harsher discrimination, often being less likely to be accepted as life-partners, and even if they are, they face prejudice from the partner’s family and relatives.

After attending the “Global Sports Mentorship Program 2023” in the USA, I was inspired to start this foundation driven by the heightened motivation and enthusiasm instilled by the GSMP’s action plan. My own experiences of being treated unfairly since childhood and Seeing no change even after so long motivated me to establish my own foundation to help, mentor and  motivate others facing similar challenges