Dhan Maya Magar

16 months of WAWCAS has gone so fast. There is a saying; the flowing river never will come back again, just like time never waits for you, time is always moving. Already 16 months have passed. I can’t believe it, but it is fact. During the end of the period, I would like to reflect […]

After waiting nine months my family is finally complete after I gave birth to a second baby boy on 7th July 2019. The 1st of July 2019 was my due date but 5 days later I got the opportunity to be a mother again. Before the delivery we were wishing for a baby girl. But

This time my happiness and joy is for a different reason. I want to share that happiness with you all. In our Nepali culture most of the people say two children are God’s gift, in my case that became true. My son is grown up and we have always wanted a daughter too, that’s why

Last time during Binita’s visit I am excited and happy that she has left me with encouragement and challenge to start up the horizontal businesses. Therefore, thanks to Binita to lighting up, inspiring and encouraging me to start up additional business.I went to the market to see the options for starts up the additional business.

I was preparing my son for school when I saw Binita coming to my place for a regular visit. When Binita saw I was preparing my son to send him to school, she ask how his education was going.  I  told her that his education and my business is going well. She again asked how I spend

I wanted to continue my business, therefore based on the suggestions of my eye doctor I wear my glass regularly. Making a bridal “Ghumto” with a lot of embroidery was difficult for me hence I am making simple bridal “Ghumto” whilst I continue my tailoring business. To improve my tailoring business more effectively I needed to buy an interlock machine. I was dreaming about this machine and I

Time goes so fast. It’s been 11 years, I’ve gotten married and my son is almost 5 years old but I did not register my marriage nor my son’s birth.  I never thought that official registrations were very important. I learnt this at our IBT class. During the training, we were told we must register births,

I cannot meet my production plan this year.I am so frustrated, I was planning to earn at least 20,000 rupees more during marriage season but due to my eye problem the doctor did not allow me to make “Ghumtos”. When I saw all of my friends were busy making “Ghumots” I felt so embarrassed. I

For every every training, the content and the facilitation style is very different. In our last training, Binita asked us to close our eyes and remember the things that we liked the most during our childhoods.  I recalled my childhood and remembered how we played with a doll made from old clothes. Also we made

We decided to go to our village Solukhmbu to celebrate the big festival Dashain. I felt so happy to be going but knew I would have to manage a lot of things such as shopping for our parents and relatives. When they heard we were coming to the village they were so excited to see