Conscious Connections Nepal grew from more than a decade of working alongside women and girls in Nepal’s most remote communities. After every flood, landslide, earthquake, or road closure, we saw the same challenges: clean water and health services became inaccessible, menstrual supplies ran out, and women and girls carried a disproportionate burden. Yet menstrual health was rarely part of disaster preparedness or response.

 

Building on the menstrual health work pioneered by the Conscious Connections Foundation, we became an independent, Nepali-registered nonprofit in 2024. Today, we believe the people closest to the challenges are also closest to the solutions.

 

We invest in local women as educators, first responders, and community leaders, connecting menstrual and reproductive health with disaster preparedness, climate resilience, and community first aid. Rather than providing one-time aid, we strengthen local knowledge, leadership, and systems that last.

 

Working with local governments, schools, health workers, women’s groups, and community leaders, we create inclusive programs that reach those too often left behind including women and girls with disabilities, LGBTQI+ communities, and trans women seeking leadership and livelihood opportunities.