Apr 30, 2023 | Education, Food, Income, Katuwaghat Village, Nepal, South Asia, Sustainable Development, Water, Wellness
Seeds for Success Sanjona*, a member of Katuwaghat Village, shared her story: “We have eight members in our family. I am a Transformational Community Development (TCD) student, learning from GHNI/TCD. Before I came to TCD, I did not know about Income...
Apr 30, 2023 | Chainpur Village, Income, Nepal, South Asia, Sustainable Development, Water, Wellness
Solving Community Problems Binsa* and her husband Jaysha* live in Chainpur Village in the Makawanpur district. This family had no family income source because they were laborers, and in the village, there were no opportunities for labor work. So this family was...
Apr 30, 2023 | Education, Food, Income, Nepal, Ramantar Village, South Asia, Sustainable Development, Wellness
Working Towards a Brighter Future Tanvi* lives in Ramantar Village. She is an active Transformational Community Development (TCD) member, and after learning from TCD, she began to encourage community members to participate in TCD as well. She faced financial...
Mar 30, 2023 | Education, India, South Asia, Sustainable Development, Tea Garden Cluster
Raising and Training New Leaders I visited and introduced Transformational Community Development (TCD) to 11 different community leaders, out of whom two have shown interest in adopting TCD in their area. They have suggested I present TCD to their community...
Mar 30, 2023 | Binodpur Village, Education, India, South Asia, Sustainable Development
Focusing on Education In Binodpur Village, we have continued to work on the educational ideals of Transformational Community Development (TCD). The Tutoring Center we have set up has generated great enthusiasm among parents. Already 25 students have been enrolled,...
Mar 30, 2023 | Education, India, Shri Ambra Village, South Asia, Sustainable Development
A Center Reopened The Transformational Community Development (TCD) work has been going well in Shri Ambra. We celebrated Republic Day with the children on January 26th and gave them chocolates. Most villagers did not know why we celebrate Republic Day, so we...
