Yes Helping Hands
Social Organization
Yes Helping Hands is a social organization in Nepal, empowering the specially-abled, single mothers, and marginalized groups through training & inclusive employment, while promoting ethical fashion.
What We Stand for &
Believe Together
At Yes Helping Hands we believe in the power of collective action and human dignity. By uniting voices and efforts, we protect rights, promote equality, and build sustainable livelihoods.
Inclusive Employment Initiatives
Creating meaningful work opportunities for all individuals, specially-abled, single mothers, and marginalized communities in Nepal.
Artisan‑Led Ethical Fashion
From farm Herders for wool to Hand-crafted cashmere, wool, and pashmina clothes are produced under fair‑trade conditions to uplift artisan livelihoods.
Community Skill & Empowerment Programs
Paid Training, even before employment, support, and social inclusion programs, designed to empower specially-abled, single mothers, marginalized groups, and build a sustainable future for everyone
Fight Against Climate Change with Sustainability
Promoting eco-friendly clothes and sustainable development initiatives to protect the environment and local communities in our own ways and to the best of our ability.
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Lives Empowered
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Handmade Products Created
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Skilled Artisans Engaged
About Us
Supporting Inclusion and Serving the Community
since 2011
Helping Hand is a community-based organization dedicated to supporting people in need through relief efforts, education, and social care. Grounded in compassion and equality, we work to bring hope, opportunity, and lasting change to vulnerable communities across the world, starting from Nepal.
Get to Know UsHOW COULD YOU HELP ?
That conviction is where the process of change really begins—with the realization that just because a certain abuse has taken place in the past doesn’t mean that we have to tolerate it.
Stories of Changed Livelihoods
Once a struggling single mother working at construction sites to feed her daughters, Sunita Tamang transformed her life through Yes Helping Hands. With training and support, she mastered hand knitting and now proudly earns a living, weaving hope and love into every stitch. Her story reflects a mother’s strength, resilience, and the power of opportunity.
Born deaf and mute, Ashok Gupta faced isolation and hardship while struggling to support his family. Through Yes Helping Hands, he found not only stable employment but also dignity and purpose. Now crafting beautiful shawls with pride, Ashok’s story is one of perseverance, quiet strength, and the power of inclusion.
After a tragic accident left her partially paralyzed, Renu Tamang refused to give up. Through courage and perseverance, she rebuilt her life with the support of Yes Helping Hands, where she now works proudly to support her daughter. Her story embodies strength, resilience, and a mother’s unwavering love in the face of hardship.
Born deaf and mute, Kamli Badai overcame poverty and hardship to support her family. After joining Yes Helping Hands, she quickly mastered pashmina weaving and now crafts beautiful shawls with pride. Her journey reflects courage, determination, and the transformative power of opportunity for those who refuse to give up.
Deaf and mute since childhood, Krishna K.C. has turned challenges into strength through determination and skill. After joining Yes Helping Hands, he mastered handloom weaving and now supports his family with pride. His story reflects resilience, love, and the power of inclusion in transforming lives.
