1. Cross Border Meeting to Combat Human Trafficking After Earthquake Context:

• Six Meeting were organizaed in the financial support of The Asia Foundation and in association with Janajagaran Sansthan India in Kanchanpur, Chitwan, Jhapa in Nepal and Balmikinagar, Raxual and Jogbani in India.
• This program was led by Samudayik Sarathi in the support of Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare.
• Around 500 border security personal, journalists and other stakeholders were participated the meetings

2.    School Building Reconstruction Support:

• After the deadly earthquake in 25th April 2015, Samudayik Sarathi initiate to support the earthquake survivors in Sindhupalchok in the financial support of CAM USA.
• 19 school buliding including one for deaf children have been supported in Maneshwara, Ghorthali and Chokati VDCs.
• Altogether 6000 students are benefited from this project.

3.    Emergency Support:

• Recently after the earthquake in mid Nepal Samudayik Sarathi has launch its emergency support program in the financial support of Lions Clubs, TAF and CAM USA in Sindhupalchok.
• In total 1800 households were benefited by tarps and around 700 households were supported by food and warm clothes.

4.   Youth and Women Focused Legislative Town Hall Meeting (THM):

• A total of 43210 participants from 855 town halls of 66 districts.
• 19 series of moderator’s training and same number of press meeting were conducted.
• Around 400 CA members were participated in the round table discussions.
• All together 19 drafted bills were discussed, two for political issues like constitution assembly, one for foreign direct investment and one for local election for good governance were dedicated.
• Among which bills three bills i.e. witchcraft crime and punishment, sexual harashment in the work place and TRC have became Acts. People’s recommendations are addressed in many points by the Acts.
• Due to the mass voice in THM about the legal provision for witness in the regulation of the government case 2055, clause no. 15.3 (there is provision of equal facility as junior officers to the witnesses) the Supreme Court had given directive decision to the government for budget allocation for this purpose in the coming fiscal year.
• In the final draft bill made by ministry of labor to replace existing labor act, preamble has been changed and incorporated our suggestion. 
• Main impact of the project is to bring the draft bill regarding the contempt of court in the public for their discussion and recommendation.

5. Local Governance and Action Research (LGAR): 

• Geographical coverage of 5 municipalities from 5 districts of 5 development regions 
• The project has appraised municipal services, gaps in municipal service delivery, effectiveness of existing legal framework and proposed way forward to improve municipal governance.

6. Community Center for Slum Project:

• This program is designed especially for slum children and women and highly appreciated everywhere.
• From 2011 to till this centre has been success to provide service to the thousands of women and children through its three  core programs (ECD, CC and ASP) and other numerous event wise programs held inside the community center. 

7. Slum Mapping: 

• A survey of 55 slums all over the Kathmandu Valley describes the slum settlements and its inhabitants: their access to housing facilities, water, sanitation, transportation, communication and electricity. 
• The aspect of education, health and financial possibilities are described. It provides comprehensive information about the current slum settlement situation in Kathmandu Valley. 
• This survey can also be used as a tool by NGOs and other organizations that wish to target their help better according the service gaps that are existent at the slums.

8. Eye camp for the migrant slum people of Manohara, Bhaktapur district:

• In total, 376 directly and many more people indirectly benefited by the Eye Camp 
• 7 economically weak patients were provided the free surgical facility in coordination of the Hospital.

9. Manual Migrant Labour Survey:

• Thirty enumerators one lead researcher was deployed in 63 clusters of Kathmandu valley to collect the detail information.
• Findings was presented in a report sharing program and published in different daily papers.

10.    Women Literacy Program, Panauti-3, Kavre: 

• 5 female teachers of indigenous background from the local area were appointed for 5 groups of students. 
• A total of 26 women of the area became literate. All were able to write their names, address, read newspapers while fourteen women were able to do simple mathematical calculations.  

Trainings and Activities

1.       Women Literacy Program in Panauti-3 (April 2009-July 2010): A pilot program was launched in Panauti-3 to make the participating women capable of reading Nepali newspaper, writing her name and address and carry out simple mathematical calculation within a time frame of 3-12 months. Five local female teachers with trainings by SS from the underprivileged/marginalized family were chosen. 26 women were literate after the end of the program.
2. Sanitation and Hygiene Awareness by Puppet Show (September 14&15, 2014): With the help from Israeli Embassy, Kathmandu SS organized 2 days training for the mothers in the slum about sanitation and hygiene. Puppets were used as a medium to convey the message by the puppeteer. The message was meant to be forwarded to their family members by the trained mothers. Puppet making was also a part of the training where all the participants learned to make the puppets. 
3. Free Eye Camp, 23 July 2011: Concerning the health and hygienic condition of the Manohara Slum settlement we organized a Free Eye Camp including free medicine and cataract operation in the technical support of Tilganga Eye Hospital which is renowned name in Nepal in this field. In total, 376 patients were directly and many more people indirectly benefited by the Eye Camp and seven economically weak patients were provided the free surgical facility in coordination with hospital.  
4. Women Health Camp (26 March 2012): Most of the women of the Manohara Slum were suffering from the gynecological problems which we came to know form the regular field visit and counseling. From the support of the District Health Office of Bhaktapur Dr. Rabina Pradhan – Madhyapur Hospital, consulting doctor of DHO including team leader Ms. Rasmi Rana including three helpers from the district health office and volunteers, interns and staffs were mobilized for the health camp. Forty directly and many more indirectly benefited by the Health Camp. Twelve major operation cases were referred to the Madhyapur Hospital for free treatment