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WHo We Are?

Samari Utthan Sewa (SUS), founded in 2008, registered with the District Administration Office (DAO) of Chitwan under registration number 73, in accordance with the Social Welfare Act 1992 and Social Welfare Rules 1992. It functions as a membership-driven, non-profit, and non-governmental organization. Furthermore, SUS is registered with the Social Welfare Council under registration number 24740 and has secured a tax exemption certificate from the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) of Nepal, with PAN number 302808852.

Mission, Vision and Goal
Vision
A peaceful society with social justice, equality and prosperity
Mission
Committed to empowerment and holistic development of the oppressed communities
Values
Love, faith and hope
Human Dignity
Meaningful Participation
Accountability
Transparency.
Strategic Goal
Improve Economic and Social Empowerment of Dalits, women and other marginalized groups in SUS working areas

18 Years of Samariyans

Committed to empowerment and holistic development of the oppressed communities.

Samari Utthan Sewa Achievements Infographic
1300
Low-cost latrines and community toilets constructed.
2
Community Health Clinic handover to the Government.
20+
Community development projects accomplished and handed over to the communities.
272
Self-Help Groups formed and supported with Revolving Funds.
12
CBOs and Cooperatives led by Dalit Women formed & strengthened.
3330
Scholarship provided to Dalit students.
115
Dalit Women representing their communities in local government structures.
302
Houses of disaster-affected houses were constructed and renovated.
4000
Households are directly covered.
4
School Building Construction and handed to the government.
700+
Dalit Women Entrepreneurs developed.

Nepal Dalit Archive Project

नेपाल दलित अभिलेखालय परियोजना

The Nepal Dalit Archive Project (NDAP) is an innovative digital and physical archiving initiative established by Samari Utthan Sewa, and led by Shiva Hari Gyawali. The project aims to document, preserve, and disseminate the histories, cultures, experiences, and contributions of Dalit communities in Nepal.