Preserving Dignity.

Advancing Leadership.

A dedicated platform advancing the rights, health awareness and cultural preservation of Indigenous Hyolmo women and girls across Nepal.

"Serving as a bridge between tradition and progress, ensuring no Hyolmo woman is left behind."

About Us

Our Story

The Nepal Hyolmo Women Association (NHWA) was established in 2006 by visionary Hyolmo women who recognized the need for a dedicated platform to advance the rights, dignity and leadership of Indigenous women.
The Hyolmo community carries a rich cultural, spiritual, linguistic and historical identity. Yet many Hyolmo women - particularly those from rural, remote, and economically vulnerable backgrounds - continue to face systemic barriers to education, health services, leadership participation, and economic opportunity.
NHWA was formed to change that: to create a common platform where Hyolmo women could learn, organize, lead and advocate for their own well-being.
Over the years, we have grown into a trusted community institution, actively engaged in women's movements, Indigenous peoples' rights initiatives, health campaigns and social development efforts - serving as a strategic bridge between tradition and progress.

Target Focus Us

Who We Serve

Our programs are built deliberately around inclusive representation to lift up marginalized segments of our community.

Hyolmo Women and Girl

Direct support pathways for core human rights and local representation.

Youth & Students

Investing heavily in leadership skills and structural literacy advancement.

Elder & Senior Citizenship

Ensuring continuous healthcare, safe access, and lifelong community security.

Persons with Disabilities

Removing institutional barriers to support full integration and dignity.

Mothers & Caregivers

Supplying vital structural health toolkits and family resources

Community Women's Groups

Providing organizational backing to scale grassroots actions.

Margorized Households

Prioritizing rural interventions for equitable economic growth.

Local Leaders & Social Workers

Partnering to design and enforce field development campaigns.

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