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Healthy Nepal Foundation organized a free health camp in
Baglung district of Nepal, it is a collaborative work of students volunteers from Kathmandu University (Biotechnology
department) and Pokhara University (Medical Microbiology department) had
organized free health camp, education program and library establishment at
dhamja-5, baglung district, remote area of Nepal. At least 250 people received
treatment at the health camp organized at Dhamja village development committee
of the district. On the occasion, personnel involved in the treatment of
the local patients also distributed medicines to the needy.
A special thanks to Healthy Nepal Foundation Medical Team
for organizing program. As talking about villagers, as they do came from very
poor working families they suffer from a variety of preventable health issues
which the family cannot afford to pay to have treated in local hospitals.
Several times a year Healthy Nepal Foundation medical volunteers in Nepal visit
and give health check-ups to all the school children and villagers.
According to healthy Nepal Doctor Kalpana Ghimire many
females were unknown about disease and also they are hiding their disease due
to different factors like social, economic. Many students gain knowledge about
oral heath hygiene. Ms. Yashoda Kandel student of biotechnology told they have
established “One class -One community” aim to established one library to
different district of Nepal it’s a great initiative work of biotechnology
students. Mr. Sunil Pandey student of medical microbiology added The World
Bank’s Rural Development Family is taking a broad perspective on rural
development and integrating the various facets of rural life into its policies
and projects but in Nepal still it is not in process Mr. Pandey added rural
areas require basic education strategies that are different from the national
model, which is often based on assumptions more attuned to urban schools. Basic
education is one of these facets and must be included in an integrated
perspective.
Dr. Kalyan sapkota added, in order to develop persons
individual health first basic health education is needed and need to improve
their own quality of life, people living in rural areas need at least a basic
education. Rural health development suffers when basic health education are not
provided individually.
Founder of HNF Mr. Kiran sapkota added our we will bring many program in the days to come
Thank you for all volunteers
who helped to manage program.
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