The MACP-AMNH project has successfully inaugurated at Hotel Namaste Nepal Surkhet where participated board, staff of YGGP and staff of Save the Children Surkhet Office. In response to adolescent MNH-related challenges and opportunities and using Save the Children’s global expertise and learning in adolescent MNH, the Adolescent MNH project proposes to work closely with adolescents, local partners, and the Nepali government to improve the ability of pregnant and parenting adolescents and their newborns to survive and thrive. The project, which we call Action aMNH, is working in four municipalities across three districts (Jajarkot, Kalikot, and Jumla) in Karnali province. These districts and municipalities overlap with Save the Children’s SAHAYATRA project, which we plan to build on, and are among the most vulnerable communities in Karnali province.