What the women say...

“My husband used to tell me who to vote for; now I tell him that I can read the names and will choose who to vote for myself”.

“When I went to town I was embarrassed to ask someone where the doctor's was. Now I can read the signs myself”.

“I feel more confident when communicating with others, introducing myself to people, and I can write letters and keep records in my home”.
Over and over we see how literacy and education can positively impact the lives of women, their families, and their communities. Learning to read and write imbues a woman with self esteem and allows her to hope and plan for a better future for herself and for her daughters. Literacy does not just open doors, it obliterates barriers.
For more about WELNepal’s history and achievements in Nepal continue here...