Award participants of Silver level from SOS Children’s Village Lumbini have successfully completed Adventurous Journey Section of their award. 26 Award participants and 3 Award leaders 5 Accesses (3 award leaders and 2 team manages including a Trekking Guide) from SOS Children’s Village

Duke of Edinburg’s International Award is a proper skill developing program organized for youngsters who are willing to prepare themselves for the future ahead. It is a very essential program which helps us to achieve experiences in travelling various parts of the

Residential Projects are all about experiencing a social work environment in an area that you have never experience before. Interacting with children in the younger grades was not a new experience for us. However, working with children who had limited facilities was a

The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award which we call IA, in short, has been one of the great motivations of my life. Participating in the IA was a great step towards, exploring my own potentials, capability and talents. It also taught me

They say if a person or a group of people want to change the society or at-least take a step towards change, they first have to educate and encourage the youth. I as an Award leader feel very proud to have motivated

The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award was firstly introduced to us as a program that was intended on self-development and overall growth which persuaded me on taking up the Award. After the completion of bronze I realized it did meet up to

Teenagers have so much of energy and enthusiasm for sports, adventure and creativity. But, these aspects weigh less compared to academic achievements. This is further aided by lesser infrastructure for sports, devoid of knowledge regarding adventure and journey. And furthermore, as they

Being a gold Award participant has definitely made me a more responsible, creative and adventurous person and has helped me sharpen the best version of myself.  I personally have developed a broader horizon of thinking on every aspect of life. Choosing Zumba

I remember when I was in Grade VIII, I decided to participate in The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award out of curiosity. It was a new experience to get involved in three different activities at the same time. I have always been

Since my childhood, I consider myself to be a dedicated, humorous, empathetic and nature loving person. By profession I am a Psychology teacher and a Guidance Counselor. The role model has always been my father; who not only encouraged me to admire