CAPN successfully conducted a Social Audit at Tewa Centre, Dhapakhel, with the participation of around 40 individuals, including affected community members, CAPN team members, and board representatives. The event served as an important platform to strengthen transparency, accountability, and meaningful community engagement. The program opened with introductory remarks, followed by a presentation of the Preliminary Audit Report by the appointed social auditor, outlining CAPN’s key activities, achievements, and efforts to maintain organizational transparency. Participants provided constructive feedback, and participants engaged in an open dialogue with the CAPN team to discuss progress, challenges, and future priorities. The event concluded with closing acknowledgments, reaffirming CAPN’s commitment to accountability, collaboration, and community-centered advocacy. The Social Audit marked a valuable step toward ensuring that CAPN’s work continues to be guided by openness, participation, and the needs of the communities it serves.