Nirjala Bote, a 17-year-old from Nawalpur, is an inspiring example of how a Girls' Empowerment Programme can transform the lives of people. Two years ago, Nirjala joined the Programme as a peer educator, despite being shy and hesitant about public speaking or expressing her opinions. Nirjala was very shy and considered herself as an inactive. She would often hesitate or feel uncomfortable in public speaking or expressing her opinions. Nirjala, on the other hand, was determined to improve herself and develop confidence. Nirjala joined the Programme as a peer educator and began receiving trainings on different topics such as reproductive health, gender equality, and other different trainings. She eventually shared what she had learned with her peers in the community. In the process, her proficiency in giving speeches, putting on events, and interpersonal relations improved greatly. Importantly, over time, Nirjala's shyness transformed into something far more impressive courage. Nirjala has grown impressively personally as a result of her experience as a peer educator. Her selection as the chairperson at an event where she spoke with the Honorable Paancha Ram Gurung, Minister of Social Development and Health of the Gandaki Province,...
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