Slisha ServicesSlisha ServicesStrong beginning, best resultFor donations, contactSangeeta Shrestha
What we do

One platform, and seven things you can commission.

Sajha SurakshyaVMOSAMindfulnessEntrepreneurship trainingYouth entrepreneurshipLearning Centre (planned)Pictorial books & manualsEvaluations
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Our platformLive now — Android

Sajha Surakshya

Shared safety.

A community safety platform that helps people report incidents and connect with verified support services and professionals.

Report an incident, coordinate a response, and reach trusted support.

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01 · Training

VMOSA

Vision, mission, objectives, strategies and action plan — a practical planning process that grounds an organisation's dreams in what actually has to happen.

“Vision for success. Objective-driven strategic actions for achieving vision.”

In-house — we come to you

Several people with the same need? We design and deliver the course wherever you like.

Open course — you come to us

Send your staff to train alongside participants from other organisations.

A three-day residential workshop

Align every team member's own vision with the organisation's.
Develop individual KPIs that serve the organisational vision.
Sit with management where vision and team wellbeing do not line up — and recommend changes.
Build a strategic action plan with the whole team.
Afterwards: regular follow-up, quarterly reviews, a written status report.
02 · Training

Mindfulness

Mindfulness is "be here now" — an age-old eastern practice of self-transformation. It puts your awareness in the driving seat of your thoughts, emotions and actions, so your responses become thoughtful rather than reactive.

Deeper connection with self
Genuinely connecting with people
Attention on goals and priorities
Increased presence at work
Mental peace, emotional stability
Stress managed; happiness as a choice

Two-day workshops, built for people heading out trekking or hiking — and for any traveller who wants to be fully present for the trip. Ask us and we will send the details and forms.

03 · Training

Youth Entrepreneurship Training

Turning business ideas into action.

A 10-day programme in two five-day phases, with a practical assignment period in between — from self-discovery and business idea development to business planning and market readiness.

Phase 1 — Discover, develop & plan

Motivation, strengths, business ideas, customers, competitors, location, customer service and profit.

Phase 2 — Strengthen, market & prepare

Mindset, risk and persistence, marketing, continuity planning, ethics and where to find advice.

Available to organizations running a YEP, youth groups, and individual young people. Parent and caregiver workshops on request. Training and facilitation only — no seed funding or post-training mentorship.

The full YET programme →
04 · Programme

Youth Entrepreneurship

“A world where youth are no longer idle and are sustained through their own business.”

Capacity building in chosen sectors, technical help to start a small enterprise or find relevant work in Nepal, and seed money of up to Rs 70,000 per participant.

A young woman setting seedlings into a bed inside her plastic tunnel farm

Who it is for

Age 20–30, exceptions in special cases
SLC or grade 12 passed
Strong commitment to build a future
Willing to repay the seed money with a small contribution, with a guardian as guarantor

What happens

Meetings with the youths
Workshop with parents
Initial business skills training
Monthly business and soft skills sessions
Regular business visits and mentoring
Monthly youth forum meeting
Follow-up and progress monitoring
The best time to take initiative is now.
50% women's participation at every level; disadvantaged groups encouraged to apply.
The full YEP programme →
05 · Planned programmeNot yet open

Child Innovative Learning Centre

A spacious, naturalistic place where children will learn by doing — practical lessons from their books plus life-skills activities, under trained instructors. The learning is hidden inside the games.

The centre is still a plan. What follows is what we intend to build, and it is where we would most welcome a partner or funder.

Children playing and learning at the centre
1
Animals. Children will touch, feed and play with friendly farmyard animals, and learn what they give us and how to care for them.
2
Local technology. Indigenous tools once common in daily life, now disappearing behind modern machines.
3
Maker space. Separate zones for art and craft and for science and technology, with experts on hand as children test and invent.
4
Kitchen. Parents and children will cook together with trained cooks, then eat in the open dining area.
5
Information centre. Nepali culture, festivals, instruments, cereals and beans, and clothing from every region of the country.

Once open, you will be able to book

School toursParent-and-child visitsSmall picnics & birthdaysAnimal feeding
06 · Publishing

Pictorial books & manuals

Most books of this kind exist to entertain. Ours carry a message that changes behaviour — read one with your child and build an action plan from what you find. Rs 230 each, and buying one also puts a book in the hands of a child who could not pay for it.

We also write manuals: early child development centres, running children's homes, gender development, profit-and-loss analysis, marketing, business plans, time management.

See the books
07 · Evaluation

Project evaluations

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Our team has long experience evaluating projects in women's empowerment and entrepreneurship, community mobilisation, child development and child rights. Contact us and we will meet your team, agree the MOU and finalise the scope together.

Women's empowerment & entrepreneurship
Community mobilisation
Child development & child rights