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Wednesday, 14 July 2010 05:02

TPO Nepal has been working with children and communities affected by conflict since 2005.

In 2008, TPO Nepal provided direct services (assessment, counselling and other psychosocial interventions) to nearly 800 vulnerable children, adolescents and adults. Most were either affected by emergency situations (rioting, fire, flooding) or refugees from Bhutan, living in camps in Nepal’s eastern terai.

In addition to project-based psychosocial services, TPO Nepal started up a fee-based counseling service for the Nepali general public as well as expatriates living in Kathmandu. 

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vacancy

  TPO Nepal is looking for a self motivated and energetic and visionary Project Coordinator and psychosocial Counselors for “Enabling women’s participation in Nepal’s peace process through documentation and provision of comprehensive services including psychosocial support to victims of sexu [ ... ]


Psychosocial Support

TPO Nepal has been working with children and communities affected by conflict since 2005. In 2008, TPO Nepal provided direct services (assessment, counselling and other psychosocial interventions) to nearly 800 vulnerable children, adolescents and adults. Most were either affected by emergency situ [ ... ]


Key Achievements

Integration of a psychosocial component in multiple sectors such as, HIV/AIDS, Conflict, Emergencies, Human Rights, Disabilities and Domestic Violence Development of community based psychosocial care packages for Contlict Affected Children (CAC), Refugees, Traumatized and vulnerable children, Ch [ ... ]


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Working partnerships
 
TPO Nepal has worked in partnership with many different organizations, including multi-lateral donors, INGOs and local institutions and organizations. Donor and INGO partners: 1) United Nation International Children Fund (UNICEF)
2) United Nation High Commissioner for  Refug [ ... ]


Health and mental health system

Health services in Nepal are extremely limited. Nepal spends less than 6% of its total national budget on health , and ranks 133 out of 150 countries in health spending as percent of Gross Domestic Product . The estimated population per government health institution (including subhealth posts which  [ ... ]


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