Connecting Access Alumni.
Empowering Communities. Shaping Nepal.

SAAN brings together Access alumni from across Nepal to build connections, develop leadership, foster volunteerism, and contribute to local communities.

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Transitioning from AAAN to SAAN

Reorganizing into an inclusive 7-province federal structure to unify English Access Microscholarship graduates across Nepal.

7
Provinces Represented
77
Districts Scope
2011
Access Inception in Nepal
2026
SAAN Reorganization

Notice: Society of Access Alumni Nepal (SAAN) is newly established in 2026, transitioning from the former Access Alumni Association Nepal (AAAN). We are currently compiling our nationwide registry and building provincial chapters before launching inaugural programs.

Organizational Evolution

Transition from AAAN to SAAN

Access graduates in Nepal were originally mobilized under the Access Alumni Association Nepal (AAAN). In 2026, alumni leaders initiated a structural transition to form the Society of Access Alumni Nepal (SAAN).

This revitalization introduces designated Provincial Leads across all 7 provinces to guarantee grassroots representation, transparent coordination, and sustained connection for every Access graduate.

Current Status: Actively assembling regional rosters and preparing foundational working committees.
Who We Are

One Community. Seven Provinces. A Shared Foundation.

Society of Access Alumni Nepal is a non-partisan, youth-led association connecting graduates of the English Access Microscholarship Program.

The Access program provided two years of transformative English language education, digital skills, and civic leadership training. As a newly organized association, SAAN is building the platform where alumni from Koshi to Sudurpashchim can collaborate on future education, mentorship, and community service initiatives.

Our Focus Areas

Foundational Pillars of SAAN

The core values guiding our network as we structure future community initiatives.

Alumni Connection

Reconnecting graduates across cohorts, districts, and provinces into a unified national directory and supportive peer network.

Provincial Representation

Empowering designated Provincial Leads in all 7 provinces to give voice to regional needs and organize local grassroots chapters.

Leadership Development

Equipping young Access alumni with skills in project facilitation, public communication, and responsible community governance.

Community Volunteering

Preparing future service projects in public school reading support, local environment drives, and youth coaching.

Educational Equity

Promoting opportunities for underprivileged school students through peer tutoring, mentorship, and educational guidance.

Institutional Collaboration

Building partnerships with schools, community groups, and educational stakeholders nationwide.

Nationwide Presence

A Community Connected Across Nepal

Click any province on the map or select a button below to explore our regional coverage.

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Dhangadhi Surkhet Nepalgunj Butwal Pokhara Kathmandu Janakpur Biratnagar Dharan Sudurpashchim Karnali Lumbini Gandaki Bagmati Madhesh Koshi
Central Capital & Innovation Hub

Bagmati Province

13 Districts

Key Alumni Hubs Kathmandu Valley, Hetauda, Chitwan
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Meet Our Provincial Leads
Youth-Led Governance

Working Committee & Provincial Leads

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Institutional Gratitude

Special Thanks & Acknowledgments

U.S. Embassy Nepal

Founding & Sponsoring Partner

NELTA Nepal

Implementing Educational Partner
Sustaining the Access Connection

Your Access Journey Reaches Across Nepal

Whether you are an alumnus reconnecting with your cohort or a supporter wishing to collaborate, connect with the Society of Access Alumni Nepal.

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