FNB Nepal is a non-profit organization founded in 2013 by Nepalese youths with the aim of ensuring sustainable development and enhancing access to justice. Registered with the Kathmandu District Administration Office and affiliated with the Social Welfare Council of Nepal, FNB Nepal is committed to the holistic development of the country and the assurance of human rights for a dignified living standard.

The organization offers various programs and services to fulfill its mission. These include local government training, which provides representatives with knowledge on new plans and policies related to reconstruction, good governance, rule of law, and operation migration school. FNB Nepal also operates community mobile legal clinics to offer legal support to earthquake survivors and provides free legal aid and representation to victims who cannot afford access to courts. Their pro bono initiative involves training and mobilizing lawyers and students to address legal issues at different levels.

You can get involved in FNB Nepal's mission by becoming a volunteer or making a charitable donation. For more information, you can contact the organization through their website or visit their office in Kathmandu.