eSewa Money Transfer supported Shree Parvati Secondary School, Bajura

KATHMANDU: As a part of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) activities Esewa Money Transfer has supported Shree Parvati Secondary School, Bajura.

In a program organized at the company’s head office, the CEO of Esewa Money Transfer, Mr. Ajesh Koirala, handed over educational materials and a laptop to representatives of Shree Parvati Secondary School.

The program was attended by company representatives and school officials, emphasizing the shared commitment to enhancing educational opportunities in Bajura.

The initiative aims to enhance access to education and technology, contributing to the academic development of students. The school received essential educational and other learning materials as part of this effort.

Speaking at the program, CEO Mr. Koirala reaffirmed Esewa Money Transfer’s commitment to prioritizing future CSR programs, focusing on advancing education and technology in rural areas.

The school authorities extended their gratitude to Esewa Money Transfer, expressing confidence that the support would play a vital role in improving the educational quality of the students.

Shree Parvati Secondary School, established in 1982 (2039 B.S.), is located in Triveni Municipality-9, a remote and underdeveloped area of Bajura district.

The school caters to students from grades 1 to 10 and also provides technical education in civil engineering, recognized by CTEVT Bajura.

Esewa Money Transfer has been licensed by Nepal Rastra Bank and has been offering remittance services through both traditional and digital platforms.

The company facilitates services via eSewa Wallet, banks and financial institutions, and its payment centers.

As a sister company of the F1Soft Group, Esewa Money Transfer continues to strengthen fintech-based payment systems.