Awards and Recognition
Since its inception, PA Nepal and its founder Indira Ranamagaar have received numerous awards and recognition in Nepal and internationally.
PA Nepal is an organization constantly seeking to provide basic needs and human rights to prisoners and their children; one of the most vulnerable groups in Nepal. In particular, the organization works for poor rural communities where our support creates new opportunities for women who have been released from prison.
PA Nepal’s mission is to rid prisons of unnecessary suffering and hardship, in particular the suffering experienced by innocent children and prisoners who are poor and disadvantaged. It wants to help transform prisons into places that work to help prisoners build worthwhile and rewarding futures.
The organization has been consistently working for 18 long years for the welfare of prisoners and their children.
Everyone has a a right to live with dignity. Children have a right to grow up in a healthy and safe environment.
To empower and support prisoners and their children through sustainable solution, including education, housing, advocacy and welfare support.
Since its inception, PA Nepal and its founder Indira Ranamagaar have received numerous awards and recognition in Nepal and internationally.
Indira Ranamagar
As the founder & chairperson of PA Nepal, I express my deep gratitude all the people who have been supporting PA Nepal, both locally and internationally, making the work we do here possible. Through PA Nepal, we have been able to transform the lives of the individuals we work with and the societies we work within. We envision a world where all people, including women and children, can live in safety and where crime does not have a platform.
Namaste!
As the founder & chairperson of PA Nepal, I express my deep gratitude all the people who have been supporting PA Nepal, both locally and internationally, making the work we do here possible. Through PA Nepal, we have been able to transform the lives of the individuals we work with and the societies we work within. We envision a world where all people, including women and children, can live in safety and where crime does not have a platform.
This is a time of growth for our organization as we expand to meet the needs of the vulnerable prisoners and children we work with. I am grateful for the ongoing support of donors that allows us to have long term, well established programs and at the same time to be able to pursue new ventures with the aim of providing holistic, person-centered care.
It is my privilege to continue working with and for such strong, resilient individuals and families who have so much to offer our communities if given the opportunity.
Many thanks and warm regards,
Indira Ranamagar
PA Nepal children’s homes take on the responsibility of meeting the emotional, mental and physical needs of prisoner’s children. PA Nepal currently cares for 196 children in 16 children homes, as well as partnering other local NGOs to open 3 children’s homes within the PA Nepal network. Read More
