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Campaign Against Human Trafficking


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About Us

Jyoti Community Development Service Nepal is a non-profit social organization established in 2021 with the aim of empowering underprivileged women and helping them achieve self-reliance as well as stopping and preventing human trafficking. JCDS Nepal currently operating in five districts across Nepal, has registered branch offices in Kailali, Nawalpur, Makwanpur, and Mahottari, with the central (head) office located in Chitwan. The organization's primary focus is to identify economically disadvantaged communities and implement programs designed to generate income and build skills, ultimately promoting self-sufficiency. Additionally, Jyoti Community Development Service Nepal is active in the field of education. Furthermore, the organization prioritizes its efforts in campaigning against human trafficking. It also strives to raise awareness about various societal issues, including violence, human trafficking, criminal activities, corruption, and inhumane behavior, which are often rooted in illiteracy and poverty.

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Hypothesis:

The organization will be developed as a competent and excellent entity dedicated to the sustainable development of the community and the prevention of human trafficking.

Goal:

The organization will serve as a mediator to identify the fundamental problems and needs of disadvantaged people in the community, enhancing their access to resources and working towards the reduction and prevention of human trafficking.

Target:

To facilitate sustainable development among individuals living below the poverty line by mobilizing local resources through organized groups to bring about changes in human values, beliefs, and positive mindset, while also conducting campaigns against human trafficking.

Recent Articles

Welcome to our blog section, where we share insightful stories, impactful initiatives, and the latest developments in our mission to combat human trafficking and promote social welfare in Nepal. Delve into the experiences of our team, the communities we serve, and the challenges and triumphs we encounter along the way. Stay connected with our work and be inspired by the stories of resilience, hope, and transformation that define our journey.

Five-Month Sewing & Cutting Training Inaugurated in Bharatpur-11

Published 2025-08-08 06:54:52

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Stakeholder Interaction Program in Attariya: 28 Girls and Women Rescued from Trafficking-Related Vulnerabilities

Published 2025-05-04 06:22:29

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Interaction Program with Stakeholders for Minimizing and Prevention of Human Trafficking Held in East Nawalparasi

Published 2025-03-23 05:15:37

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Warm Clothes Distribution by Jyoti Nepal Brings Smiles to Children in Rapti-3, Bhandara

Published 2025-02-02 12:27:30

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Warm Clothes Bring Warm Smiles: Jyoti Nepal’s Initiative in Rural Chamanti

Published 2025-01-09 08:12:13

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Empowering Rural Women Through Spinning Wheel Training in Madi Municipality

Published 2024-12-06 04:54:11

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Your Support Matters

Your contributions help us raise awareness, provide essential resources, and implement effective programs that protect vulnerable communities.
From funding education and skill development to enabling community-driven projects,and preventing of human trafficking, your support plays a crucial role in creating a safer, more empowered society.
Rest assured, we are dedicated to ensuring transparency and accountability in every aspect of our work, guaranteeing that your generosity makes a meaningful and lasting impact.
Join us in our commitment to building a more resilient and just Nepal, one donation at a time.

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Testimonials

Jyoti Community Development Service Nepal has carried out commendable rescue efforts to reduce and prevent human trafficking in Attariya, the center of Sudurpashchim (Far-Western) Province, Nepal. On behalf of Godawari Municipality, we express our full support and commitment to cooperate with the organization’s rescue initiatives.

Sharada Devi Rokaya Deputy Mayor Godawari Municipality, Attariya,Kailali

As a president of a multipurpose community development cooperative, I am deeply inspired by JCDS Nepal for their relentless efforts in uplifting marginalized communities and fighting human trafficking. We stand proudly beside them in their pursuit of social justice and positive change. It is necessary for everyone to support this organization, which has been successful in bringing about change in social, economic, educational, and awareness perspective.

Narayan P. Bhattarai President Marshyangdi Multipurpose Community Development Cooperative Ltd., Anbu Khaireni-1, Tanahu

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We welcome your inquiries, feedback, and collaboration. Reach out to us to learn more about our work and how you can get involved in making a positive impact.

JCDS Nepal

Jyoti Community Development Service Nepal is a non-profit social organization established in 2021 with the aim of empowering underprivileged women and helping them achieve self-reliance as well as stopping and preventing human trafficking. JCDS Nepal currently operating in five districts across Nepal, has registered branch offices in Kailali, Nawalpur, Makwanpur, and Mahottari, with the central (head) office located in Chitwan. The organization's primary focus is to identify economically disadvantaged communities and implement programs designed to generate income and build skills, ultimately promoting self-sufficiency. Additionally, Jyoti Community Development Service Nepal is active in the field of education. Furthermore, the organization prioritizes its efforts in campaigning against human trafficking. It also strives to raise awareness about various societal issues, including violence, human trafficking, criminal activities, corruption, and inhumane behavior, which are often rooted in illiteracy and poverty.

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