Put your service on the referral directory

One entry is one place where people can be sent: an organisation, a palika, the services offered there and how to reach them. Fill one entry for each place you work in. A coordinator checks every entry before it appears on the public directory.

Who provides the service

saved for next time

Organisation

Type of organisation

Contact person for this entry

Internal only. Never shown on the public directory.

Their phone

Their email — optional

Where the service is

District

Palika

The list follows the district you chose.

Place

Address, as printed — optional

Written as it appears on a sign or a letterhead. The directory shows a palika, never a point on a map.

What is offered here

Services — select all that apply

Who provides them — select all that work here

Which roles are present, not how many people. Numbers are never asked here.

Who the service is for — optional

Languages the service works in

What this place does not take — optional

How people reach it

Setting

Days and hours open

Getting seen

Cost to the person

Number to call — the organisation's, not a personal mobile

One number only. It is published, so it must be a number someone answers.

Access — optional

Confirm and save

Person confirming this entry

Their role

These service details may be shown on the public referral directory. They are correct today, and we will confirm them again when asked.

The current registration is immutable on this device. Use Retry for the exact same submission or New distinct registration for another entry.

Saved on this device

This is the historical device copy, not server receipt history. No automatic historical upload.

Organisation	Place	Services	Number	ID

No entries saved on this device yet.

Draft instrument, schema dir-sp-0.1.0. Services, cadres, settings, districts and palikas are read from the shared code list agreed on 17 September 2026; the organisation-type and access lists on this page are new and move into that list when this form is merged. Nepali labels follow the shared list; the page's own text is English until its strings are translated. Revised draft for field piloting.