Our Work

NFCC is the first organization in Nepal to advocate for menstruation related issues and advocating on MHH&R is a key focus of NFCC from the…

NFCC initiated the Private Practitioners Program in 1992, which was later renamed Pariwar Swasthya Sewa Network (PSSN). The program consisted on a network of doctors…

Research is an integral part of the work that NFCC does. NFCC collaborates a number of Universities to study with different institutions to get through…

There are approximately 12000 Tibetans living in the 12 refugee camps in Nepal. These refugees do not have an official status in Nepal as they…

Working with women and health for the past 30 years, NFCC quickly realized the pervasive role of gender discrimination and violence and its direct impact…

“Rupantaran” social and financial skills training package was developed by UNICEF in 2014, in collaboration with the Government of Nepal and UNFPA. The package was targeted…

Since its inception in 1988, NFCC has worked with a multi-level approach to make reproductive health available, accessible and affordable to people in Nepal. This…

NFCC, in conjunction with the University of Alabama at Birmingham (PI: Dr. Sadeep Shrestha), is one of the first organizations in Nepal to investigate the…