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Nepal Children’s Organization BAL MANDIR Nepal Children’s Organization (NCO) was established under the National Direction Act- 2018 (1961 A.D.) in 1964 A.D. (2021 B.S.) NCO is also popularly known as Balmandir (The Children’s Temple). NCO is an autonomous, non- governmental, non-profit making and self – governing organization working for the best interest of Nepalese children by protecting and promoting their rights as well as by providing residential care to the children at risk. NCO has nationwide network of 75 districts. Ratna Rajya Laxmi is the founder member of this organization who is the mother queen of Birendra Bir Bikram Shah. During Birendra Bir Bikram Shah Regime, palace was the main, powerful and center administration of Nepal who established this organization with the leadership of his mother. Vision of the Nepal Children’s organization is envisions developing a new society for children, where the rights of the child and a dignified life and livelihood are assured. Its mi

Research design: The researcher makes a plan of his/her study before undertaking the research work. This will enable to save time and resources. Such a plan of study is called a research design (strategy). Thus, a research design is a plan for the collection and analysis of data. It presents a series of guide posts to enable the researcher to progress in the right direction in order to achieve the goal. The design may be a specific presentation of the various steps in the research process. These steps include the selection of a research problem, presentation of the problem, formulation of hypothesis, conceptual clarity, methodology, survey of literature and documentation, bibliography, data collection, testing of the hypothesis, interpretation, presentation and report writing. Generally, a common research design possesses the five basic elements they are; i) selection of problem, ii) methodology ,iii) data gathering , iv) data analysis and v) report writing. The research design ask

BSW-302 Methods of Social Work (2 nd year)                                                     (100 marks) Course Objectives: ·         Understanding the characteristics, applicability and significance of methods of social work with individuals, family, groups, communities and organizations. ·         Develop ability to establish, maintain and manage different relationship with concerned stakeholders during intervention. ·         Understand the problem solving process and develop skills of identifying the problem of injustice faced by individuals, groups and communities. ·         Develop ability to work with communities and formal organization in the context of their power structures, dynamics leadership and problems. ·         Appreciate the work with individuals, families, groups, communities and organization as an effective method for social change. ·         Develop self-awareness in relation to one's own psychosocial background and one's response to o