Brief explanation: A three-day training was organized to educate 300 women of Bheemdatt Municipality on the importance and various methods of savings.

Brief Explanation: 135 elderly low-income people, mostly of Dalit ethnicity, were provided with blankets and clothes. An elderly care center was also established in Bhagatpur, Ward no. 4 that supports 30 elderly people. The fund for this project was granted by the Ministry of Women, Children and Social Welfare (NRs 2,00,000) and the board WECAN board members (NRs 50000).

Brief explanation: WECAN conducted a day-long health camp to check 24 physically disabled people and referred deserving cases to NNSWA for further therapy.

Brief explanation: The following students were granted scholarship by WE CAN with the financial support of the people listed above:
1. Niraj Dhami, Shree Mahendranagar Higher Secondary School
2. Niruta Bist, Mahendranagar Higher Secondary School
3. Saraswati Bhatt, Shree Shiv Gyaneshwar Lower Secondary School

In a four days training, 23 women trained to grow flowers for business purposes. The program aimed to empower women by helping them generate income.

Brief explanation: 30 women who were enrolled in the Women’s Saving Group (Mahila Bachat Samuha) were the beneficiaries of this program. They were trained to grow vegetables and provided with seeds. A competition was also held to test their skills and awards were given to the top three performers.

Brief explanation: Environment Conservation Organization (ECO) Clubs were formed in 15 government schools of Kanchanpur district. In each school, a student committee was formed to lead activities in the field of environment conservation. The student committees, organized speech and essay competitions on environmental conservation topics such as forestation and pollution. An educational tour to Suklaphanta Wildlife Reservation was also organized for students. The following public schools were the beneficiaries of the program:

1. Shree Rashtriya Secondary School, Ward No-1 Krishnapur Village Development Committee Ph. 099-524338
2. Shree Bishnu Mandir Primary School (Proposed Lower Secondary School), Tilkeni Ward No 10, Bheemdatt Municipality Ph. 099-690533
3. Shree Maheshwar Lower Secondary School Shukasal Ward No -10 Bheemdatt municipality     Ph: 099-690087, 099521622
4. Shree Tribhuwan Secondary School Tilachaur, Ward No.-8 Bheemdatt Municipality Ph: 099-690310
5. Shree Sattyabadi Lower Secondary School Banagaun Ward No. 5 Bheemdatt Municipality Ph: 099-521533
6. Shree Mahakali Janasewa Lower Secondary School Haldukhal ward No-7 Bheemdatt Municipality Ph: 099-690702
7. Shree Yubabarsh Secondary School Tilkeni Ward N 10 Bheemdatt Municipality Ph: 099-690316, 099-525722
8. Shree Janasewa Secondary School Haldukhal Ward no-7 Bheendatt Municipality Ph: 099-523584
9. Shree Baijnath Siddhanath Secondary School Mataina, Ward no-9 Bheemdatt Municipality Ward No: 6, Ph: 099-524875
10. Shree Santi Niketan Secondary School Aithapur Ph:099-522479
11. Shree Baijnath Secondary School Nayna Tilakapur ward no -3 Bheemdatt Municipality Ph: 099-524351
12. Shree Amar Shahid Lower Secondary School, Ward no -18 Bheemdatt Municipality Ph: 099-523004
13. Shree Mahendranagar Higher Secondary School, Mahendranagar, ward no-18 Bheemdatt Municipality Ph: 099-521264
14. Shree Siddhanath Lower Secondary School, Brahmadev, Ward no -9 Bheemdatt Municipality, Ph: 099-524875
15. Shree Siddhanath Higher Secondary School Jimuwa, ward no -10 Bheemdatt Municipality, Ph: 099-523642, 099-691717

Brief explanation: Aiming for women empowerment, 30 women were provided with basic tailoring training so that they could use the skills to generate additional income for their households.

Brief explanation: 25 women were given vocational training to make pickles of different varieties of fruits and vegetables.

Brief explanation: In collaboration with SAATHI, 30 young women were educated about the risks, consequences, and precautionary measures against girl trafficking.