by Sanjita Balami | Aug 30, 2025 | Aayush, Blog, AllPeopleBeHappy, Newsletter, Collaboration
At Rukmini Foundation, we believe that empowering women is the cornerstone of building stronger, healthier communities. With the generous support of the All People Be Happy Foundation (APBH), we are thrilled to launch a new initiative in Pharping that does exactly...
by Sanjita Balami | Aug 30, 2025 | Newsletter, Collaboration, Aayush, Updates, Blog
Hey everyone!  We just wrapped up an incredibly powerful and fun Mental Health Training session for our amazing teachers, and we’re so excited to share the highlights with you! A huge thank you to our brilliant trainers, Sabina Baniya and Kapil Sharma, and our...
by Dipa Kuikel-Pudasaini | Aug 30, 2025 | Blog, Organization, News, Newsletter, Collaboration, Updates
We’re excited to share some highlights from a recent visit by Bibi, a representative from our wonderful partner, All People Be Happy Foundation (APBH), who came to see the work that we are doing in Nepal. For two packed days, Bibi traveled with our team to meet the...
by Suhani Aryal | Mar 27, 2024 | Awareness, Blog, News, Newsletter, Success Stories, GLOW Club, Updates
Karuna’s Jouney: Story for Women’s History Month – By Suhani Aryal, Original Post by Usha Adhikari A young girl, Karuna Sunar, was preparing for her 7th grade final exams. After the exams, she would begin her high school the following year. Starting high...
by Dipa Kuikel-Pudasaini | Jan 30, 2024 | Awareness, Blog, News, Newsletter, Success Stories, GLOW Club
Background by Foundation Didi (Mentor), Dipa Kuikel Last month in December, during our year in review – we highlighted a few of our Bahinis, who have made remarkable transformations, and Samjhana is one of the finest examples. This is a story of survival,...
by Nabin Aryal | Jul 30, 2023 | Updates, Awareness, Blog, News, Newsletter, Success Stories, GLOW Club
There is a saying that roughly goes “if you give a person a fish, you feed them for a day, but if you teach that person to fish, you feed them for a lifetime”. For some underprivileged women of Pharping, “teaching how to fish,” came in the form of training on...
