Possible

Possible

Nyaya Health

Kathmandu, Nepal

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Profile last updated: August 12, 2026

About

Possible is a non-governmental organisation based in Kathmandu, Nepal working on health, mental health, medical research +1 more.

Possible is a health research and care organisation working to improve equity, quality and accessibility of healthcare, with a focus on Nepal. It is a collaboration between an independent Nepal-based non-governmental organisation, Sambhav, and a US-based non-profit, Possible (registered as Nyaya Health). The organisation designs, tests and scales healthcare innovations, including interventions for mental health, HIV care, intimate partner violence and maternal health, and provides technical assistance to community-based and government partners. It also facilitates US-based donors supporting direct care delivery conducted by its partners in Nepal. Its work is rooted in districts such as Achham and Dolakha, and it works with hospitals, universities and municipalities to build evidence that guides healthcare policy and practice.

Location

Kathmandu, Nepal

Organisation type

NGO

Legal name

Nyaya Health

Charity number

20-3055055

Focus areas

healthcare equityHIVmental healthintimate partner violenceimplementation researchNepal

Languages

ENNE

Causes & programmes

Causes

HealthMental healthMedical researchGender equality

Works for

PatientsWomen & GirlsCommunities

How they work

ResearchDirect servicesCapacity building

Programmes

MILAP

Gender equality · Nepal

A family-based intervention that engages husbands and mothers-in-law to address intimate partner violence and improve depression outcomes among young married women. A pilot study with 75 participants from 25 families found it safe, practical and effective.

Digital Health Tool for Intersectional Stigma Assessment and Reduction

Health · Nepal

A three-year study developing and testing a digital tool to assess and reduce intersectional HIV-related stigma in ART centres in Nepal, co-designed with people living with HIV.

Implementation study of integrated community health worker care

Health · Nepal

Research on supporting community health workers to deliver mental health and non-communicable disease care, and integrated maternal healthcare, in rural Nepal.

Countries of operation

NepalUnited States

Funding & support

Funded by

Individual donationsLegaciesGrants

Ways to support

DonateMonthly givingLegacy givingCorporate partnership

Trust

Tax-deductible donations

Credentials & affiliations

Partnerships

WOREC, Sambhav, Dhulikhel Hospital, Kathmandu University Hospital, Yale University, National Institutes of Health, National Institute of Mental Health

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