Training Material support to Disability Training Center

Rotary Club of Bhaktapur successfully supported the distribution of tailoring training materials for beneficiaries of the VOICE Project operated by Spinal Injury Sangh Nepal on 19th March 2026. The materials were provided to persons with disabilities participating in Basic and Advanced Tailoring Skills Training conducted at the VOICE Center.
The program was generously supported by STG of ARM Rtn. Udayaram Shrestha, whose valuable contribution helped strengthen skill-based livelihood opportunities for trainees with disabilities. Approximately 12,000 meters of fabric and tailoring materials were distributed and utilized during the training sessions.
Using the provided materials, trainees successfully produced a variety of practical and marketable products including bags, T-mats, and other handmade tailoring items. The initiative aimed to enhance vocational skills, promote self-employment opportunities, and encourage economic independence among persons with disabilities.
The training material support has significantly contributed to improving practical learning experiences and boosting the confidence of trainees to engage in income-generating activities. Rotary Club of Bhaktapur extends sincere gratitude to Rtn. Udayaram Shrestha for his generous support and commitment toward empowering persons with disabilities through skill development initiatives.
Specialty:
• Support for vocational skill development of persons with disabilities
• Distribution of large-scale tailoring training materials
• Focus on livelihood and self-employment opportunities
Facts & Figures:
• Total Fabric Distributed: Approximately 12,000 meters
• Training Programs Supported: Basic and Advanced Tailoring Training
• Products Made: Bags, T-mats, and other tailoring items
• Supporting Partner: VOICE Project – Spinal Injury Sangh Nepal, Kavre
Budget: Approximately NPR 120,000
Beneficiary Profile:
• Persons with disabilities enrolled in tailoring training
• Youth and women with disabilities seeking livelihood opportunities
• VOICE Project trainees at the VOICE Center
Impact/Outcome:
• Enhanced practical tailoring and vocational skills among trainees
• Increased opportunities for self-employment and income generation
• Boosted confidence and participation of persons with disabilities in skill-based work
• Strengthened inclusive vocational training support through community collaboration