Empowering HIV-Positive Children Through Computer Literacy

In a quiet corner of Bhatkyapathi, Kirtipur Municipality, something truly powerful unfolded—a story of resilience, hope, and the unshakable belief in the power of knowledge.

At HIV Saphaltha Sikshya Sadan, 17 bright and curious young children—each living with HIV—joined a 7-day Computer Literacy Workshop. Despite the societal stigma and challenges they face daily, these children shine with unstoppable determination and a hunger to learn. This workshop was more than a training session—it was a doorway to opportunity, confidence, and self-worth.

Guided by the unwavering dedication of Raj Kumar Pun, a mentor and guardian who has stood by them like family, the children continue to receive education in a safe, nurturing environment where they are reminded daily that their dreams matter.

Thanks to the heartfelt generosity of Anupa Bhandari Jalan, Director of Corporate Social Responsibility at WorldLink Communications, their learning journey took a leap forward. With her support, 7 brand-new computer sets were donated—giving rise to a fully equipped computer lab with internet access, where these young minds can now explore, learn, and connect with the world beyond.

We also extend our deepest appreciation to the WorldLink Learning & Development Team and the Kirtipur Branch Team for standing together to make this initiative possible. Their efforts turned a dream into a reality.

This is not just about digital skills—it’s about restoring belief, unlocking potential, and empowering children to rise above the labels society imposes on them. This is about telling them:

• You belong.
• You are capable.
• You deserve a future filled with possibility.

Together, we’ve taken a step closer to a world where no child is left behind, and every young dreamer gets a fair chance to build their tomorrow.

News Letter: https://worldlink.com.np/wp-content/uploads/2025/06/vol_05_final.pdf