10-day pickle making and financial literacy training completed
Growing local economiesLocation
Rural Gramin Service Center, Bhirab Road
Date
November, 2025-26
Beneficiaries
20
Rotarian Involvement
10
Non-Rotarian
20
Project Details
Club
Hetauda
Month
November
Fiscal Year
2025-26
Category
Growing local economies
Project Description
7th September 2025
The Rotary Club of Hetauda, in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Patan, Ability Development Society of Nepal and The Rose International Fund for Children, has completed a 10-day pickle making and financial literacy training for physically challenged people. The training, which was attended by 17 disabled people, was facilitated by trainer Suchana Parajuli, inaugurated by Mayor Mina Lama and concluded by Ward No. 4 Chairman Nabin Sigdel.
The training was organized with the objective of enabling disabled people for self-employment, creating a source of income through home industries, and enhancing social integration and self-confidence.
The participants in the training received training in simple but professional ways on how to make different types of pickles, methods of preserving pickles, market management, branding and ways to start a home-based business.
The 10-day pickle-making training, which aimed to promote social inclusion and self-reliance, has given new hope and confidence to many disabled people.
The Rotary Club of Hetauda, in collaboration with the Rotary Club of Patan, Ability Development Society of Nepal and The Rose International Fund for Children, has completed a 10-day pickle making and financial literacy training for physically challenged people. The training, which was attended by 17 disabled people, was facilitated by trainer Suchana Parajuli, inaugurated by Mayor Mina Lama and concluded by Ward No. 4 Chairman Nabin Sigdel.
The training was organized with the objective of enabling disabled people for self-employment, creating a source of income through home industries, and enhancing social integration and self-confidence.
The participants in the training received training in simple but professional ways on how to make different types of pickles, methods of preserving pickles, market management, branding and ways to start a home-based business.
The 10-day pickle-making training, which aimed to promote social inclusion and self-reliance, has given new hope and confidence to many disabled people.
Project Costs
| Description | Amount (NPR) |
|---|---|
| Total Expenses | Rs. 330,000.00 |
| Total | Rs. 330,000.00 |