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Service Provider – RANGA Project

Debate Network Nepal

    Program Background and Rationale: Reclaiming Advocacy through Narratives, Debates, Grassroot Theatre and Arts (RANGA) project is a youth-focused initiative implemented by the consortium of Mandala Theatre-Nepal (Mandala), Debate Network Nepal (DNN) and Campaign for Change (CFC) with funding from the European Union under Next Generation Nepal’s Youth Programme from 2026 to 2028. RANGA project adopts a multi‐sectoral creative methodology combining theatre, storytelling, debate, and media to empower Nepali youth, especially marginalized groups. With the objective of strengthening civil society by empowering Nepali youth (especially marginalized groups) as resilient actors of good governance and inclusive development through theatre, debates, and storytelling, RANGA project is designed as a layered intervention to be implemented across all provinces and have a national-level impact. Its core activities are distributed across three interlinked clusters: performing arts and storytelling, civic debate and discourses, and intersex rights and creative advocacy. The DNN component focuses on debate, club formation, mentorship, facilitation, youth leadership, provincial policy dialogues, and youth-focused public communication linked to employability, cultural rights, inclusion, and civic participation. To support implementation quality, DNN intends to engage one qualified third-party service provider to support selected outputs and activities under this project. Purpose: The purpose of this ToR is to define the scope, eligibility, responsibilities, deliverables, communication expectations, and application requirements for the third-party service provider that will support DNN in implementation of selected project activities under the RANGA project. The engagement under this call is intended to support delivery of clearly defined project outputs, including mentorship programs, fellowships, showcase debates, policy dialogues, implementation coordination, communications, visibility outputs, reels, and human stories. Please read the full ToR for the full description. Submission Details: Interested and eligible bidders are required to submit their duly signed and stamped bid document consisting of the above mentioned documents in a sealed envelope within 4 PM, 21st May 2026 (Submission days and hours: Monday-Friday between 1 pm – 5 pm) at our office address: Debate Network Nepal (DNN), Bhrigu Marg, Buddhanagar, Kathmandu. The sealed bid package must be submission titled and bidder’s details as: “Subject: Submission of Expression of Interest (EOI) – Third Party Service Provider – RANGA Project From, Name of Bidder, Address: Contact Name: Contact No.: Email Address:" For any queries or further information, please contact: Debate Network Nepal (DNN) Kathmandu office.dnn.np@gmail.com

Education Counselor(Abroad Studies)

Visa Alliance Pvt Ltd

Job Description Visa Alliance Pvt. Ltd., a leading education consultancy, is seeking experienced and motivated Education Counsellors to join our dynamic team. The successful candidates will be responsible for providing expert, accurate, and ethical counselling services to students seeking overseas higher education opportunities, particularly in Australia, Canada,Germany, and New Zealand. Key Responsibilities Provide accurate, personalized counselling to students regarding study-abroad programs. Guide students in selecting suitable universities and courses based on their academic profile and career goals. Manage admission processes, application documentation, and visa counselling. Stay updated on international education policies, admission requirements, and scholarship opportunities. Coordinate with partner institutions and maintain accurate student records. Collaborate with the team to achieve monthly counselling and conversion targets.

Manavsewa Ashram The Manavsewa Ashram is solely a non-profit social organization founded in Makwanpur, Hetauda, on 29 August, 2012, dedicated to making Nepal a 'street people free country' by helping the most vulnerable, impoverished, disabled, homeless, physically weak or mentally or psychologically challenged people who are forced to live miserable lives in the open sky street-banks and public places.  Key Responsibilities 1. Program Coordination (Field-Oriented): Oversee day-to-day operations of the mental health program with a strong field presence, ensuring alignment with the strategic goals and objectives of Manavsewa Ashram (MSA) and the Nepal Institute of Mental Health (NIOMH). Regularly monitor program implementation through on-site visits to MSA branches. 2. Case Management and Clinical Services (On-site & Field-Based): Provide direct psychological services primarily through field visits to MSA branches, including comprehensive mental health assessments, development of individualized treatment plans, and systematic monitoring of residents’ clinical progress. Facilitate individual and group counseling sessions and ensure continuity of care across locations. 3. Assessment and Screening (Field-Focused): Conduct and support mental health screening, psychological assessments, and risk assessments (including suicide risk) during field visits. Identify residents requiring specialized care and ensure timely referrals from field locations. 4. Treatment Planning and Monitoring: Develop, implement, review, and update psychological treatment plans in coordination with the multidisciplinary team, integrating findings from regular field follow-ups to ensure evidence-based and person-centered care. 5. Crisis Intervention (Field Response): Provide immediate psychological first aid and crisis intervention during mental health emergencies encountered in the field, including acute psychiatric episodes and high-risk situations, in coordination with medical and psychiatric teams. 6. Training and Capacity Building (On-site & Field-Based): Design and deliver mental health trainings, workshops, and refresher sessions primarily at MSA branches during field visits to strengthen the psychosocial support skills of caretakers, staff, and volunteers. 7. Supervision and Mentorship: Provide technical supervision, guidance, and mentoring to resident caretakers and health workers through regular on-site coaching, case discussions, and supportive supervision during field engagement. 8. Psychoeducation (Field Implementation): Conduct structured psychoeducation sessions for residents, caretakers, and staff during field visits, focusing on mental health conditions, coping strategies, medication adherence, relapse prevention, and stigma reduction. 9. Advocacy and Outreach (Field-Level): Advocate for the mental health needs and rights of residents at branch and community levels and collaborate with local stakeholders, partners, and service providers encountered during field work to expand services and resources. 10. Referral and Networking: Establish and maintain effective referral pathways with psychiatrists, hospitals, psychologists, and community-based mental health services, ensuring smooth coordination and follow-up from field sites. 11. Record Keeping and Documentation: Maintain accurate, confidential, and up-to-date records of field-based and center-based activities, including assessments, diagnoses, treatment interventions, progress notes, follow-ups, and comprehensive case summaries. 12. Record Keeping and Documentation: Maintain accurate, confidential, and up-to-date records of field-based and center-based activities, including assessments, diagnoses, treatment interventions, progress notes, follow-ups, and comprehensive case summaries. 13. Program Implementation: Actively participate in planning, implementation, monitoring, and operational activities of the joint mental health program between MSA and NIOMH, with a primary focus on field execution. 14. Inter-Branch Coordination (Extensive Field Travel): Conduct case management, coordination, follow-ups, and record-keeping through regular in-person visits to MSA branches within and outside Kathmandu Valley, accounting for approximately 60% of overall working time. 15. Administrative and Operational Support: Support mental health-related logistics and supplies for field activities, ensure procurement follows MSA policies, manage inventory, and coordinate with Administration and Operations teams to facilitate smooth field operations. 16. Research and Learning (Field-Based Evidence): Support basic research, case studies, and documentation of field-based best practices and lessons learned to strengthen evidence-based mental health services. 17. Ethical Practice and Professional Standards: Ensure all psychological services delivered in field and center settings adhere to national and international ethical guidelines, including confidentiality, informed consent, professional boundaries, and safeguarding standards. Skills & Qualifications Proficient in computer operations and data management Experienced in maintaining records using Google Sheets Strong communication, coordination, and teamwork abilities Interested in / Required to undergo 6-month counseling training Location- Manavsewa Ashram Raniban, Kathmandu

Job Description WOMEN ACT is a national-level, non-profit, women-led organization established in 2007 as a network of women-led NGOs committed to addressing gender inequality and advancing the rights, empowerment, and protection of women and girls in Nepal. Women Act works to promote women’s social, economic, educational, and political development while advocating for the elimination of all forms of violence against women and girls, including gender-based violence (GBV), sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV), trafficking, and harmful social norms and practices. Currently, with the support of Plan International, WOMEN ACT is implementing the “Breaking the Silence” project in the Kapilvastu District. This localized intervention focused on reducing gender-based violence (GBV) by empowering adolescent girls and young women (AGYW) through leadership development and shifting community norms. By integrating individual agency with systemic reform, the project strengthens survivor-centered protection systems and establishes functional referral pathways across health, legal, and psychosocial services. To ensure permanent change, it works to institutionalize municipal ownership through dedicated budgeting and accountability mechanisms. Women Act invites applications from qualified and motivated Nepalese citizens for the following full-time positions based in the Kapilvastu Office: Position : Project Coordinator Experience : 5+ years in project management within NGOs/INGOs, specifically in GESI, GBV, and women’s empowerment. Education : Master’s degree in Social Science, Management, Gender Studies, International Development, or a relevant field. Key Responsibilities: Lead the overall implementation, planning, and budget management of the project. Provide direct supervision and mentoring to the project team. Act as the primary focal person for coordination with local government authorities and Plan International. Review and finalize all periodical qualitative and quantitative reports. Field Travel: Over 60% field visits in the program areas. Terms of Reference [Project Coordinator] Position : Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (MEAL) Officer Experience : 3+ years of experience in monitoring and evaluation in NGOs/INGOs. Education : Minimum Bachelor’s degree in Social Science, Statistics, Population Studies, or Management. Key Responsibilities: Develop the project M&E framework, indicator matrix, and database systems. Collect, analyze, and report quantitative and qualitative data from the field. Identify and document success stories, best practices, and lessons learned. Ensure accurate and timely submission of project reports to the team and Plan International. Field Travel: Over 60% field visits in the program area. Terms of Reference [Monitoring, Evaluation, Accountability, and Learning (MEAL) Officer] Position : Admin and Finance Officer Experience : 3+ years of work experience in financial management, donor reporting, and administration within an NGO/INGO setting. Education : Minimum Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration, Accounting, Management, or a relevant field. Key Responsibilities: Manage day-to-day financial transactions, bookkeeping in Tally/FAMAS, and bank reconciliations. Lead local procurement processes and manage project assets/inventory. Ensure compliance with Nepal’s taxation laws and Social Welfare Council (SWC) requirements. Oversee human resource records, including staff leave and timesheets. Terms of Reference [Admin and Finance Officer] Application Process Please send your application, along with your most recent CV and your expected minimum salary, to [email protected] no later than May 20th, 2026. Only shortlisted candidates will be called for selection process. No telephone inquiries will be entertained. Qualified candidates from minorities, indigenous group and women are highly encouraged to apply.

 13th May 2026 For Internal and External Release Project Sarangi Foundation is a community-driven, non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation, revitalization, and promotion of Nepal’s traditional musical heritage, while creating sustainable livelihood opportunities for marginalized communities. Rooted in the belief that cultural heritage can be a powerful driver of economic empowerment, the foundation works to bridge traditional craftsmanship with contemporary markets, enabling artisans to sustain both their craft and their livelihoods. Currently, with the support of the Australian Embassy Direct Aid Program, Project Sarangi Foundation is implementing the project “Strings Across Borders: Training Artisans for Cultural Export and Diaspora Engagement.” This initiative aims to strengthen sustainable livelihoods for marginalized youth and women by providing structured, hands-on training in Sarangi craftsmanship, complemented by entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and market linkage support. The project adopts a holistic approach by combining skill development with production, quality standardization, and access to diaspora and international world-music markets. It emphasizes inclusion by prioritizing participation from marginalized communities, particularly women and traditionally underrepresented groups. By integrating cultural preservation with income generation, the project seeks to establish a sustainable and replicable model that enables participants to transition from training to independent production and long-term livelihood opportunities. Position Title: Training Coordinator Location: Kathmandu office-based with the requirement of travel to Kirtipur Start Date: June 2026 Contract Type: Part-time Recommended Duration: 6–8 months Application Deadline: Until Fulfilled Position Overview: The Training Coordinator will manage the design, scheduling, quality control, and day-to-day execution of the Sarangi craftsmanship training program. Key Responsibilities: Design, develop, or coordinate the development of training programs that align with organizational goals. Create and manage Training Schedules and Materials including manuals, presentations, and ensure timely execution including sourcing trainers, training materials, resources, and content. Plan and coordinate the logistics of training sessions, including scheduling, ensuring necessary equipment, and securing trainers or facilitators. Develop detailed training calendar and cohort schedule Coordinate master artisans, guest trainers, and entrepreneurship facilitators Maintain attendance, progression, and practical assessment records Organize tools, materials, and workstation readiness Monitor trainee skill development against competency benchmarks Coordinate production targets during supervised practicum phase Support participants in transitioning from learning to market-ready production Develop training manuals and standard SOPs for future cohorts Ensure safe workshop practices and proper equipment use Flexibility and a willingness to take on additional responsibilities as the organization requires. Qualification requirements: Bachelor’s Degree (or equivalent) in a relevant field. At least 2 years of experience in community development, training coordination. Experience could be in community-based projects, NGOs/INGOs, or development-focused organizations. Proficiency in both Nepali and English language, with the ability to communicate effectively with local communities, partners, and other stakeholders. Strong facilitation skills for training sessions, workshops, and meetings, ensuring content is well delivered and participants are engaged. Ability to work in a diverse, multicultural environment with flexibility, adaptability, and a proactive approach to challenges. Experience in field-based coordination, ensuring that training activities are aligned with project timelines, logistics, and targets. Good knowledge and skills on Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PPT etc) Application Process: Interested candidates should submit their resume/CV to projectsarangifoundation@gmail.com . Please include the position title in the subject line of your email. Note: Priority will be given to women and marginalized groups for this position and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview. Position Title: Field Supervisor/ Inclusion and Community Mobilizer Location: Kathmandu office-based with the requirement of travel to Kirtipur Start Date: June 2026 Contract Type: Part-time Recommended Duration: 5-6 months Application Deadline: Until Fulfilled Position Overview: This role ensures inclusive community outreach, coordinate and facilitate a transparent participant selection process, and ensure continuous engagement, retention, and inclusion of selected beneficiaries throughout the training program. Key Responsibilities: Work closely with the Project Manager and Training Coordinator to design and implement the participant selection process. Conduct community outreach to identify eligible candidates from marginalized groups (including women and other disadvantaged communities). Coordinate with local stakeholders (ward offices, community leaders, NGOs, youth groups) to source potential participants. Verify that all applicants meet the defined eligibility criteria (age, background, inclusion requirements). Facilitate application screening, shortlisting, and final selection logistics in a transparent and documented manner. Conduct orientation sessions for selected participants to clearly communicate training expectations. Maintain regular communication with participants to ensure motivation and engagement. Qualification requirements: Bachelor’s Degree (or equivalent) in a relevant field. At least 2 years of experience in community development, training coordination. Experience could be in community-based projects, NGOs/INGOs, or development-focused organizations. Proficiency in both Nepali and English language, with the ability to communicate effectively with local communities, partners, and other stakeholders. Ability to work in a diverse, multicultural environment with flexibility, adaptability, and a proactive approach to challenges. Experience in field-based coordination, ensuring that training activities are aligned with project timelines, logistics, and targets. Good knowledge and skills on Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PPT etc) Application Process: Interested candidates should submit their resume/CV to projectsarangifoundation@gmail.com . Please include the position title in the subject line of your email. Note: Priority will be given to women and marginalized groups for this position and only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for an interview. Project Sarangi Foundation is an equal-opportunity employer committed to diversity and inclusion in the workplace. It embraces diversity, gender equality, and inclusion in all programs. This commitment extends to our staff, board, and general assembly, ensuring a rich tapestry of voices and experiences that guide our work.

Job Description Position : Legal Officer Location : Ranibari, Kathmandu Roles & Responsibility: To conduct legal analysis and research on various legal matters of the organization. Advice on contract status, legal risks, and the legal liabilities associated with different deals. To draft legal documents, including contracts, statements, agreements, legal opinions, memoranda, legal writings, and other briefing documents. To ensure compliance with internal controls, statutory regulations, and other formalities. To litigate on behalf of the company in the courts of the country for cases related to banking law, labor law, industrial law, company law, etc. To draw up formalities regarding the settlement of disputes and monitor the implementation of the legal clauses. To maintain financial stability by controlling bad debts and credit control. Keeping up with current changes in all relevant areas of law and contributing to the enhancement of the knowledge base of the company’s legal function. Qualification & Experience: Bachelor of Laws (LL.B) degree or A Master’s degree (LL.M) or relevant certification is a plus. Minimum 1 year of post-qualification experience in a law firm or corporate legal department. Proficiency in MS Office and legal research databases. How to Apply: Send your application to: [email protected] Subject line: Application for Legal Officer – [Your Full Name]

Job Vacancy for Admin & Finance Officer and Sub Grant Officer!

Community Self Reliance Centre (CSRC)

  "RAIN", the project funded by FCDO, is designed to support transformative impact for resilience, adaptation and inclusion in Nepal (RAIN) through a community-led approach and to increase the resilience and safety of the most vulnerable communities and population. The project is being implemented in the Madhesh and Lumbini provinces of Nepal through the consortium partners. CSRC is looking for interested and qualified individuals for the various positions mentioned hereunder: Position: Sub-Grant Officer (SGO) Required No: 1 ( Priority to women candidates) Workstation: Janakpur-Based (For Madhesh Province and Lumbini Province) Expected Joining Date: As soon as possible (at least from 1 June 2026) Duration: Till 31st December 2026 Position Description The Sub-Grant Officer (SGO) is responsible for implementing sub-grant awards based on guidelines, supporting community-based organizations (CBOs) in designing effective implementation plans, and ensuring proper utilization of sub-grant funds through rigorous monitoring and compliance checks. The role requires strong analytical, communication, and project management skills to support grant recipients in achieving their objectives effectively. Detailed Job descriptions can be found at: Job-Description-of-Sub-GrantOfficer Position: Admin & Finance Officer (AFO) Required No: 1 (Priority to women candidates) Workstation: Janakpur-Based ( Madhesh Province) Expected Joining Date: As soon as possible (at least from 1 st June 2026) Duration: Till 31st December 2026 Position Description Admin & Finance Officer (AFO) will assist with the financial and accounting aspects of the project and ensure compliance with the established policies, procedures and the country’s law. The AFO will be responsible for financial management, budgeting, accounting, payments, and strengthening of the internal control system.  Similarly, the position will provide the necessary support for the administration and logistics functions in the field office. Detailed Job descriptions can be found at: Job-Description-of-Admin & Finance Officer How to Apply: Interested and qualified individuals meeting the requirements set for the position should submit their application to vacancy@csrcnepal.org before 26 May 2026, including the following details. A one-page motivation/cover letter expressing your interest and suitability for the role. An updated resume, including contact details of 3 referees Job application form (compulsory). Detailed Job descriptions and job application forms can be found at: Job-Application-Form Closing date for applications: 26th May 2026/5:00 pm Applications received after the closing date will not be considered. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted to participate in the next recruitment stage. No phone calls will be entertained. Please note that applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis; thus, early submissions are strongly encouraged. CSRC promotes equal opportunities for competent candidates. Candidates from disadvantaged groups, women, Dalits, ethnic minorities, and local areas are strongly encouraged to apply. Note: CSRC has zero tolerance for abuse and exploitation of vulnerable people. We expect all our employees/volunteers to ensure we are protecting children, young people and vulnerable adults from harm and to abide by our policies, internal procedures, code of conduct, child protection policy and safeguarding policy. All employment offers will be subject to pre-employment checks, including criminal record checks, terrorist financing checks, and satisfactory references.