Empowering Young Women Leaders

Providing leadership development opportunities that empower young women to create positive change in Pokhara and beyond.

JCI National Convention

Fostering networks and partnerships for the strong community works.

Community Service & Impact

Become a part of something big and connect to community.

Pokhara Lady Jaycees

The premier young women’s leadership and social action organization in Pokhara, established in 1989.

Countries in Global JCI Network

A proud local chapter of JCI Nepal (Area B) working closely with JCI Pokhara.

200,000+ Global Active Members

Developing young women into confident leaders through action, training, and community service.

Our Mission

Building Women Leaders, One Project at a Time

JCI Pokhara Lady exists to develop the leadership potential of young women in Pokhara through hands-on community service, entrepreneurship training, and a global network spanning 120+ countries.

We believe leadership is built by doing, not just discussing.

JC  Bhawani Shrestha

Founder's Message

When we laid the foundation of JCI Pokhara Lady in 1989, our vision was simple yet profound: to create a dedicated space where young women could step forward, discover their voice, and take active ownership of our community's future.

What started as a pioneering movement in Pokhara has grown into a vibrant network of leaders, entrepreneurs, and change-makers across Nepal. Over the decades, every project undertaken, every skill honed, and every life touched has affirmed one truth: when you empower a young woman, you transform an entire community.

To our current members and future leaders—continue to lead with courage, serve with empathy, and lift one another as you climb. The legacy we built together belongs to you to carry forward."

— Founder / Founding President

JCI Pokhara Lady

JC Sunita Gautam Bhandari

President's Message

Warm greetings to all esteemed members, advisors, and supporters of JCI Pokhara Lady.

As young women, we hold the power and responsibility to shape our community through active leadership, empathy, and positive action. Leading this pioneering female-led chapter is both an honor and a commitment. Our mission continues to focus on empowering young women across Pokhara and Gandaki Province through skill development, civic engagement, and impactful community initiatives.

Through our theme of 'Empowered Women, Transformed Communities', our executive team remains dedicated to opening new pathways for female leaders, entrepreneurs, and change-makers. I invite you all to join hands with us as we work together to create lasting social impact."

— Chapter President

JCI Pokhara Lady

JCI Creed: To be the leading global network of young active citizens.

Every member who joins, becomes part of a movement that's been active in Nepal since 1964 & in Pokhara since 1989

Programs

What We Focus On

Individual Development

Leadership training, personality development, and confidence-building programs for young women across Pokhara.

Community Support & Impacts

From COVID-19 relief insurance for daily-wage workers to International Women's Day programs, we show up where Pokhara needs us.

Business & Entrepreneurship

Training members to lead, start entrepreneurship, and grow ventures within a supportive network.

By the Numbers

Our Chapter at a Glance

Years of Legacy

Alumni Leaders

Lives Impacted

Annual Events

Join a Movement of Women Leading Change in Pokhara

How You Can Help

Get Involved

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Become a Member

Join a network of young women building leadership skills and community impact together.

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Volunteer With Us

Support our community programs — from relief drives to leadership workshops — as a volunteer.

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Partner on a Project

Organizations and individuals can partner with us on community initiatives, as Nepal Insurance did during our 2020 COVID relief drive.

Action Highlights

Recent Activities & Events

Jaycees Week 2026

Multi-day programs including cyber-crime & banking literacy training, free rural health camps, financial literacy & minute-writing workshops, agriculture health awareness, and school-focused initiatives.