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Dhading Christian Society (DCS)

Dhading | Province 3

History and Key Successes of the Organisation

A Brief History of the Organisation

Dhading Christian Society (DCS) is a faith based organisation, established in 2007, which later registered as a local Non-Governmental Organisation in 2011 under the NGO Registration Act. It is affiliated with the Social Welfare Council. It has been facilitating the Church and communities to work together towards their holistic development which includes their spiritual, physical and intellectual growth. It has been representing the Churches in the District.

Key Successes and Achievements of the Organisation:

Building relationships and networking with supporting organisations including United Mission to Nepal and Mustard Seed Mission Taiwan (MSM);
A strategic plan for next 5 years developed and implemented;
The organisation has implemented good governance rules and regulations.

Organisational Strategic Information

DAO Reg. No. 1125/2011

SWC Affiliation No. 34972/2012

PAN No. 601054262

Vision

Improved quality of life and transformed communities.

Mission

Collaboration with different organisations and maximum utilisation of local resources and maintaining harmony among targeted Churches to transform marginalised people’s lives in a sustainable manner.

Goal

Address root causes of poverty and insure human rights.

Purpose/Objectives

To build relationships with all the Churches in the district;
To enhance leadership skills of pastors and leaders;
To mobilise local resources for community development;
To help minimise poverty in the nation.

Core Values

Love; Service; Integrity; Humility; Harmony and Accountability.

Geographic Areas Covered

Dhading District, with special focus on Tripura Sundari, Jwalamukhi, Benighat Rorang and Gajuri Rural Municipalities, and Nilkantha and Dhunibesi Municipalities.