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Hallo liebe Frau Müller-Meisel, ich bin Prem aus Nepal
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Prems Familie gehört zur indigenen Volksgruppe der Chepang. Innerhalb der über 100 Volksgruppen in Nepal, gibt es 59 indigene Gruppen. Gemäß der letzten Volkszählung 2011 sind die Chepang mit rund 68.000 Einwohnern nicht nur zahlenmäßig eine der am stärksten marginalisierten indigenen Gemeinschaften in Nepal und auch eine der am stärksten von der Covid-19-Pandemie betroffenen. Sie sind eine indigene tibeto-burmanische Gruppe von Menschen aus den südzentralen Regionen Nepals. Ihre Dörfer konzentrieren sich im Wesentlich innerhalb der Grenzen von vier Distrikten – Gorkha, Dhading, Makwanpur und Chitwan. Die Chepang führen seit vielen Generationen einen halbnomadischen Lebensstil. Ein Großteil von ihnen arbeitet auf den Feldern und in den Haushalten anderer Menschen, um ihren Lebensunterhalt zu verdienen. Andere spezialisieren sich auf Fischen, Jagen, das Fangen von Vögeln und Sammeln wilder Knollen aus dem Dschungel. Die Chepang haben eine der höchsten Analphabetenraten und den niedrigsten Zugang zu grundlegenden Bedürfnissen wie Trinkwasser, Strom, Bildung und Gesundheitsversorgung. Da die Subsistenzlandwirtschaft, von der die meisten von ihnen abhängen, nicht genügend Nahrung für ein Jahr produziert, überleben die viele von ihnen mit zusätzlichem Einkommen als Tagelöhner. Die meisten Chepangs besitzen nicht das Land, auf dem sie seit Generationen leben. Trotzdem haben sie nie versucht, in Dörfer zu ziehen. Die Mehrheit der Chepang-Familien praktiziert jedoch immer noch Brandrodung, was das Problem der Landerosion und Erdrutsche verschärft. Die Chepang sind sich der Erdrutschgefahren bewusst, wissen aber meist nicht, was sie verursacht und wie man sie verhindern kann. Sie leiden unter mangelnder Arbeitsplatzsicherheit, was sie für Menschenrechtsverletzungen besonders anfällig macht, die aufgrund der Marginalisierung dann häufig übersehen werden.
Sie selbst folgen dem Animismus, obwohl sie sowohl vom Hinduismus als auch vom Buddhismus stark beeinflusst sind, durch die Volksgruppe der Tamang, nördlich von ihnen. Sie feiern alle hinduistischen Feste von Dashain, Tihar und Sakrantis außer ihrem eigenen Stammesfest Nwagi oder Chhonam, das an einem Dienstag in der dritten Woche von Bhadra (eines Tages im August und September) aufgeführt wird. Chhonam ist der günstigste Tag, um die neue Ernte zu feiern. Vor der Feier dieses Festivals ist das Essen bestimmter landwirtschaftlicher Produkte verboten. Bei der 5. Nationalen Versammlung von Chepang im Jahr 2004 wurde angegeben, dass sie Prakriti (Natur) praktizierten, wobei die Ahnenverehrung am wichtigsten war. Sie verehren viele Gottheiten, wie beispielsweise Bhumi, Aita Bare, Gaidu, Namrung (Erdgottheit). Mit etwa 7,5% ist ein signifikant höherer Anteil der Chepang christlich, als der nationale Durchschnitt von etwa 1,5%.
Ihre Sprache ist als Chepang bekannt, wird aber von den Menschen selbst Chyo-Bang genannt. Sie werden manchmal auch “Praja” genannt, was “politische Subjekte” bedeutet. Diese Bezeichnung geht auf König Mahendra zurück und hat sogar dazu geführt, dass einige Chepang heute offiziell den Nachnamen Praja in ihren Dokumenten besitzen. Die Menschen sprechen drei verschiedene Dialekte dieser tibeto-burmanischen Sprache, die eng mit Raute und Raji verwandt sind, zwei undokumentierten Sprachen, die in Westnepal gesprochen werden. Die Chepang-Sprache ist eine der wenigen Sprachen, die anstelle der Dezimalzahl (Basis 10) ein duodezimales Zählsystem (Basis 12) verwendet.
Die Familie war schon immer sehr arm. Als Angehörige der Chepang sind sie unmittelbar Betroffene des Kreislaufs aus Armut und Bildungslosigkeit. Die Chepang leben in den meisten Fällen noch unter mittelalterlichen Bedingungen, geographisch und zivilisatorisch weitgehend isoliert, oft auch ohne Elektrizität. Auch ihre Bräuche und sozialen Regeln haben sich über die Jahrhunderte kaum verändert. So ist es auch heute noch fast schon Normalität, dass Mädchen weit vor ihrem 18. Lebensjahr verheiratet werden, obwohl dies eigentlich ein klarer Verstoß gegen die gesetzlichen Regelungen zur Kinderheirat ist. Prems Großmutter wurde mit zwölf Jahren mit ihrem Großvater verheiratet, der damals siebzehn Jahre alt war. Als Prems Großmutter vierzehn war, war sie schwanger mit seiner Mutter Ashma. Vor neun Jahren wurde Salina, vor 5 Jahren Sajina geboren, die beiden Schwestern von Ashma. Prems Mutter hatte einen angeborenen Herzfehler, der lange Zeit unbemerkt blieb, in erster Linie, weil die Kinder keinen Zugang zu medizinischer Versorgung haben. Sie kamen als Hausgeburten auf die Welt ohne jede medizinische Betreuung vor, während oder nach der Geburt. Auch in der weiteren Entwicklung gab es keine Untersuchungen. Erst vor wenigen Jahren wurde die Erkrankung zufällig entdeckt. Eine Behandlung konnte sich die Familie allerdings nicht leisten, weshalb Ashma weiter mit dem Herzfehler lebte. Dabei wäre eine operative Behandlung möglich gewesen. Ashma wurde verheiratet als sie 15 war, im gleichen Alter wie Dal Bahadur, Prems Vater. Als sie schwanger wurde, fasste Dal Bahadur den Entschluss sich einen Job in Indien zu suchen, um seine Familie finanziell unterstützen zu können. Da er aber erst sechzehn Jahre alt war, musste er bei der Ausstellung seines Ausweises und Reisepasses das Geburtsjahr vorverlegen. Keine Seltenheit bei jungen Männern in Nepal, um einen Job im Ausland zu erhalten. Es ist auch nicht besonders kompliziert, da es ausserhalb der Krankenhäuser keine Geburtenregistration und keine Meldepflicht gibt. Dal meldete sich also 2019 bei einer der vielen Manpower Agenturen, die Arbeitskräfte vor allem in die arabischen Länder, Indien, Malaysia, Hong Kong oder nach Japan und Korea vermitteln. Dort arbeitete er wenige Wochen bevor Prem wurde am 23. Mai 2020 geboren. Aufgrund des Lockdown war er aber sehr schnell wieder arbeits- und mittellos und versuchte zurück nach Nepal zu gelangen, was aber nicht mehr möglich war. Nach der Geburt ging es Ashma gesundheitlich sehr schlecht. Ihr Zustand verschlechterte sich von Tag zu Tag und sie wurde schließlich etwa drei Wochen nach der Geburt in ein Krankenhaus gebracht. Dort starb sie 24 Tage nach der Geburt ihres Sohnes, aufgrund einer nachgeburtlichen Komplikation im Zusammenhang mit ihrem Herzfehler. Prems Vater war zu diesem Zeitpunkt noch immer in Indien. Erst im September war es für ihn möglich zurück zu seiner Familie zu kommen.
Die Situation der Familie war und ist praktisch hoffnungslos, denn es gibt kaum eine Einkommensquelle und keine Chance für sie aus diesem Teufelskreis aus eigener Kraft heraus zu gelangen. Prem lebt nun bei seinen Großeltern, gemeinsam mit deren beiden kleinen Töchtern Salina und Sajina. Ihre Großeltern besitzen ein paar Ziegen, durch deren Aufzucht und Verkauf sie ein wenig Geld verdienen können. Mit den wenigen Ziegen haben sie, wenn alle Tiere gesund bleiben und sich gut entwickeln, ein Einkommen von etwa 1.000 bis 1.500 Rupees pro Monat (ca. 8 bis 16 Euro). Dieses Geld genügt nicht einmal, um alle fünf Menschen, einschließlich dreier Kinder zu ernähren, weshalb es manchmal auch nur eine Mahlzeit am Tag gibt. Die beiden Mädchen konnten im vergangenen Jahr auch nicht für die Schule angemeldet werden, weil das Geld dafür fehlt. Auch wenn die Regierung die Vorgabe gibt, dass staatliche Schulen kostenlos sein sollen, versuchen viele Schulen zusätzliche Unterrichtsfächer anzubieten, um ein annähernd vergleichbares Bildungslevel, wie die privaten Schulen zu erlangen. Da allerdings das staatliche Budget der Schulen dafür nicht ausreicht, müssen die Schulen diese Kosten über Gebühren für diese Fächer decken. Das führt zu einer zweiten Ebene der Diskriminierung innerhalb des staatlichen Bildungssystems, neben der zwischen privaten und staatlichen Schulen. Kinder wie Prem, Salina und Sajina haben unter diesen Bedingungen keine Chance auf einen Schulabschluss und der Druck durch die Armut und den Hunger ist groß, weshalb die Zahl der arbeitenden Kinder in Nepal, trotz des offiziellen Verbots, so hoch ist. Kinder und Jugendliche sind natürlich ungelernte Arbeitskräfte und arbeiten deshalb meist auf den Feldern, auf Baustellen, als Geldeinsammler in Bussen oder als Tellerwäscher. Mädchen werden vor allem deshalb sehr früh verheiratet. Die Diskriminierung aufgrund der Kaste und der Armut ist aber signifikant stärker ausgeprägt als die, aufgrund des Geschlechtes. Gemeinsam mit den Pateneltern leisten wir einen wirkungsvollen Beitrag, um dies bereits in den Schulen zu verändern. Dafür ist eine der Voraussetzungen, dass Kinder einigermaßen vergleichbare Bedingungen haben und nicht von Beginn an aufgrund ihrer Armut benachteiligt sind und der frühzeitige Schulabbruch vorprogrammiert ist.
Hinsichtlich des Kinderschutzes geht es vor allem um Aufklärung, Prävention und Observation, den Schutz vor körperlicher und emotionaler Misshandlung, um eine gewaltlose Erziehung zuhause und in den Schulen, den Zugang zu Bildung und Gesundheitsversorgung ohne Diskriminierung aufgrund von Armut oder der ethnischen Zugehörigkeit, um nur einige Beispiele zu nennen. Die Schulung und Fortbildung aller unserer Mitarbeiter vor Ort in Nepal aber auch in Deutschland ist eine grundlegende Voraussetzung. Ebenso die Aufklärung der Menschen im Umfeld der Kinder. In erster Linie der Eltern, aber auch der Lehrer, Dorfbewohner und Regierungsvertreter. Notwendig sind auch festgelegte Strategien zur Überwachung, Mitteilung, Evaluation und Intervention, in Anpassung an den kulturellen Rahmen und die individuellen Gegebenheiten vor Ort.
Dieses multimodale Konzept ist nicht nur von grundlegender Bedeutung für alle Aspekte der Entwicklung der Kinder. Es schaftt darüber hinaus die notwendigen Rahmenbedingungen, damit eine Patenschaft zum Erfolg werden kann. Zudem ist es Teil unserer Gesamtstrategie der Entwicklungsförderung. In Gorkha leben sehr viele Menschen in großer Armut. Die Möglichkeiten der ökologischen Landwirtschaft beispielsweise eignen sich hier besonders gut, um die Wirtschaftskraft und die Unabhängigkeit der Menschen von Entwicklungsförderung zu stärken. Wir möchten auch Ihnen als Pateneltern in dieser Region zukünftig stärker die Möglichkeit geben sich hierbei aktiv zu beteiligen, wenn Sie dies möchten.
Koordiniert und kontrolliert wird dies einerseits natürlich durch Prems Betreuer vor Ort, Ram Babu Gurung im täglichen Kontakt mit den Kindern. Darin einbezogen ist ebenfalls die für diese Region innerhalb des Distrikts Gorkha zuständige Mitarbeiterin in unserem Büro in Nepal, Susmita Gurung. Insbesondere auch das Team unseres Kinderschutz- und Entwicklungsnetzwerks, bestehend aus Mitarbeitern in Deutschland und Nepal, sowie eine Task Force, die die Aufgabe hat sich beispielsweise gesundheitlicher oder schulischer Probleme anzunehmen. Im Rahmen der Entwicklungsprojekte ist unser Projekt-Management Team ebenfalls involviert. Durch diese intensive, individuelle Betreuung und Förderung bewirkt die Patenschaft also weit mehr, als nur die dringend notwendige materielle Unterstützung.
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Salina ,Sajina and Prem along with their grandmother receiving their monthly goods that include rice, oil ,salt, bath soap, laundry soap, arm, flour, lactogen, etc.
Salina ,Sajina and Prem with our district caretaker Ritu miss while receiving their monthly goods that include rice, oil ,salt, bath soap, laundry soap, arm, flour, lactogen, etc.
This is their bedroom where in the bed there is mattress, bedsheet, blanket and pillow. It looks neat and tidy.
Our district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung sir handover lactogen and other monthly goods. So he is very happy.
Our district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung sir handover lactogen and other monthly goods. So he is very happy.
Our district caretaker providing lactogen and other monthly goods to Prem and Prem's aunty as his grandmother as at work in field. They look happy.
This is the goat shelter that we made for Prem's family as for their livestock rearing of goats to improve their economic condition.
These are the goats we provide them. There is one baby goat born. Now there are 5 goats altogether.
This is the goat shelter that we made for Prem's family as for their livestock rearing of goats to improve their economic condition. They are taking good care of the goats.
This is the goat shelter that we made for Prem's family as for their livestock rearing of goats to improve their economic condition. They are taking good care of the goats.
Prem is with his father's grandmother. She takes good care of Prem when others are at work. He looks happy.
Our caretaker Ram Babu Gurung sir handover this month monthly things lactogen and pampers diapers so Prem Chepang and his grandmother is very happy.
Our godparents child Prem Chepang receive this month monthly things lactogen and pampers diapers so Prem Chepang and his grandmother is very happy.
Our caretaker Ram Babu Gurung sir handover this month monthly things lactogen and pampers diapers so Prem Chepang and his grandmother is very happy.
Our godparents child Prem Chepang receive this month monthly things lactogen and pampers diapers so Prem Chepang and his grandmother is very happy.
Our godparents child Prem Chepang receive this month monthly things lactogen and pampers diapers so Prem Chepang and his grandmother is very happy.
Our godparent child Prem Chepang and his grandmother waiting for this month monthly things.
Our godparents child Prem Chepang receive this month monthly things lactogen and pampers diapers so Prem Chepang and his grandmother is very happy.
As part of help during this covid pandemic to show our gratitute to the frontline workers we provided medical supplies to 9 police officers of Ghalchowk Shiurenitar Gorkha Police Station located in GorkhaGandaki Gaupalika. The medical products includes:
Surgical Masks - 2000 pcs
Face Shield - 18 pcs
Pulse Oximeter- 1 pcs
Sanitizer - 20 bottles (500ml)
The above mentioned items were given to the Police Station Incharge Officer by our office team President Sagun Gurung, Vice - President Anil Kumar Shrestha and Gorkha Gandaki district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung. We are focusing to prevent the further spread of virus in the rural areas and to provide aids in the districts we support. So, I would like to update about the medical supplies support our organization provided in the Gorkha district.
As part of help during this covid pandemic to show our gratitute to the frontline workers we provided medical supplies to 9 police officers of Ghalchowk Shiurenitar Gorkha Police Station located in GorkhaGandaki Gaupalika. The medical products includes:
Surgical Masks - 2000 pcs
Face Shield - 18 pcs
Pulse Oximeter- 1 pcs
Sanitizer - 20 bottles (500ml)
The above mentioned items were given to the Police Station Incharge Officer by our office team President Sagun Gurung, Vice - President Anil Kumar Shrestha and Gorkha Gandaki district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung. We are focusing to prevent the further spread of virus in the rural areas and to provide aids in the districts we support. So, I would like to update about the medical supplies support our organization provided in the Gorkha district.
As part of help during this covid pandemic to show our gratitute to the frontline workers we provided medical supplies to 9 police officers of Ghalchowk Shiurenitar Gorkha Police Station located in GorkhaGandaki Gaupalika. The medical products includes:
Surgical Masks - 2000 pcs
Face Shield - 18 pcs
Pulse Oximeter- 1 pcs
Sanitizer - 20 bottles (500ml)
The above mentioned items were given to the Police Station Incharge Officer by our office team President Sagun Gurung, Vice - President Anil Kumar Shrestha and Gorkha Gandaki district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung. We are focusing to prevent the further spread of virus in the rural areas and to provide aids in the districts we support. So, I would like to update about the medical supplies support our organization provided in the Gorkha district.
As part of help during this covid pandemic to show our gratitute to the frontline workers we provided medical supplies to 9 police officers of Ghalchowk Shiurenitar Gorkha Police Station located in GorkhaGandaki Gaupalika. The medical products includes:
Surgical Masks - 2000 pcs
Face Shield - 18 pcs
Pulse Oximeter- 1 pcs
Sanitizer - 20 bottles (500ml)
The above mentioned items were given to the Police Station Incharge Officer by our office team President Sagun Gurung, Vice - President Anil Kumar Shrestha and Gorkha Gandaki district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung. We are focusing to prevent the further spread of virus in the rural areas and to provide aids in the districts we support. So, I would like to update about the medical supplies support our organization provided in the Gorkha district.
As part of help during this covid pandemic to show our gratitute to the frontline workers we provided medical supplies to 9 police officers of Ghalchowk Shiurenitar Gorkha Police Station located in GorkhaGandaki Gaupalika. The medical products includes:
Surgical Masks - 2000 pcs
Face Shield - 18 pcs
Pulse Oximeter- 1 pcs
Sanitizer - 20 bottles (500ml)
The above mentioned items were given to the Police Station Incharge Officer by our office team President Sagun Gurung, Vice - President Anil Kumar Shrestha and Gorkha Gandaki district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung. We are focusing to prevent the further spread of virus in the rural areas and to provide aids in the districts we support. So, I would like to update about the medical supplies support our organization provided in the Gorkha district.
As part of help during this covid pandemic to show our gratitute to the frontline workers we provided medical supplies to 9 police officers of Ghalchowk Shiurenitar Gorkha Police Station located in GorkhaGandaki Gaupalika. The medical products includes:
Surgical Masks - 2000 pcs
Face Shield - 18 pcs
Pulse Oximeter- 1 pcs
Sanitizer - 20 bottles (500ml)
The above mentioned items were given to the Police Station Incharge Officer by our office team President Sagun Gurung, Vice - President Anil Kumar Shrestha and Gorkha Gandaki district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung. We are focusing to prevent the further spread of virus in the rural areas and to provide aids in the districts we support. So, I would like to update about the medical supplies support our organization provided in the Gorkha district.
As part of help during this covid pandemic to show our gratitute to the frontline workers we provided medical supplies to 9 police officers of Ghalchowk Shiurenitar Gorkha Police Station located in GorkhaGandaki Gaupalika. The medical products includes:
Surgical Masks - 2000 pcs
Face Shield - 18 pcs
Pulse Oximeter- 1 pcs
Sanitizer - 20 bottles (500ml)
The above mentioned items were given to the Police Station Incharge Officer by our office team President Sagun Gurung, Vice - President Anil Kumar Shrestha and Gorkha Gandaki district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung. We are focusing to prevent the further spread of virus in the rural areas and to provide aids in the districts we support. So, I would like to update about the medical supplies support our organization provided in the Gorkha district.
Prem Chepang family now have goats which we provided them as livestock farming. The whole family including his father and grandmother takes good care of the goats. They feed them grass and animal supplies to keep them well feeded and also keeps the shelter clean. the goat has given birth to a baby goat.
Prem Chepang family now have goats which we provided them as livestock farming. The whole family including his father and grandmother takes good care of the goats. They feed them grass and animal supplies to keep them well feeded and also keeps the shelter clean. the goat has given birth to a baby goat.
Prem Chepang family now have goats which we provided them as livestock farming. The whole family including his father and grandmother takes good care of the goats. They feed them grass and animal supplies to keep them well feeded and also keeps the shelter clean. the goat has given birth to a baby goat.
Prem Chepang family now have goats which we provided them as livestock farming. The whole family including his father and grandmother takes good care of the goats. They feed them grass and animal supplies to keep them well feeded and also keeps the shelter clean. the goat has given birth to a baby goat.
Prem Chepang family now have goats which we provided them as livestock farming. The whole family including his father and grandmother takes good care of the goats. They feed them grass and animal supplies to keep them well feeded and also keeps the shelter clean. the goat has given birth to a baby goat.
Prem Chepang family now have goats which we provided them as livestock farming. The whole family including his father and grandmother takes good care of the goats. They feed them grass and animal supplies to keep them well feeded and also keeps the shelter clean. the goat has given birth to a baby goat.
Prem Chepang family now have goats which we provided them as livestock farming. The whole family including his father and grandmother takes good care of the goats. They feed them grass and animal supplies to keep them well feeded and also keeps the shelter clean. the goat has given birth to a baby goat.
During this current corona pandemic situation which has affected many rural areas of our country. We have managed to supply medical materials to Gandaki Rural Municipality of Gorkha district which is stronly affected by the corona pandemic. We delivered the following medical materials:
Pulse Oximeter 12pc
PPE Set 14pc
Sanitizer 509ml,48pc
Face Shield 25 pc
Loose Gloves 450pc
Surgical Gloves 450pc
Oxygen Mask 6pc
We are focusing to prevent the further spresf of virud in the rural areas and to provixe aids in the districts we support.
During this current corona pandemic situation which has affected many rural areas of our country. We have managed to supply medical materials to Gandaki Rural Municipality of Gorkha district which is stronly affected by the corona pandemic. We delivered the following medical materials:
The first medical materials, which were financed by the many donations, have reached the district of Gorkha, Gandaki Rural Municipality, which is strongly affected right now by the Corona pandemic. Many thanks again for all the support! 🙏🏻
The following urgently needed medical materials (eq. 180.000 NPR) were delivered as a first step:
Pulse Oximeter 12pc
PPE Set 14pc
Sanitizer 500ml, 48pc
Face Shield 25pc
Surgical mask 6.000pc
Loose gloves 450pc
Surgical gloves 450pc
Oxygen mask 6pc
The current situation in Nepal in general is still very critical.
The constant shortage of oxygen, the treatment capacity and medical supplies of the hospitals, lack of medical staff, treatment costs, testing capacities as well as the non-existence of available vaccination doses are causing casualties by the hour.
Our focus is to prevent the further spread of the virus in the poorer and rural regions, and to provide aid in the districts we support.
The continuously processed and reviewed lists of immediately needed medical supplies and equipment from the most affected districts, serve us as a guide to provide the local people with exactly what is needed most urgently ❤️
Much work remains to be done.
A special gratitude goes to the local staff who continue to do a great job, even in these difficult times and continue to help the surrounding people.
During this current corona pandemic situation which has affected many rural areas of our country. We have managed to supply medical materials to Gandaki Rural Municipality of Gorkha district which is stronly affected by the corona pandemic. We delivered the following medical materials:
The first medical materials, which were financed by the many donations, have reached the district of Gorkha, Gandaki Rural Municipality, which is strongly affected right now by the Corona pandemic. Many thanks again for all the support! 🙏🏻
The following urgently needed medical materials (eq. 180.000 NPR) were delivered as a first step:
Pulse Oximeter 12pc
PPE Set 14pc
Sanitizer 500ml, 48pc
Face Shield 25pc
Surgical mask 6.000pc
Loose gloves 450pc
Surgical gloves 450pc
Oxygen mask 6pc
The current situation in Nepal in general is still very critical.
The constant shortage of oxygen, the treatment capacity and medical supplies of the hospitals, lack of medical staff, treatment costs, testing capacities as well as the non-existence of available vaccination doses are causing casualties by the hour.
Our focus is to prevent the further spread of the virus in the poorer and rural regions, and to provide aid in the districts we support.
The continuously processed and reviewed lists of immediately needed medical supplies and equipment from the most affected districts, serve us as a guide to provide the local people with exactly what is needed most urgently ❤️
Much work remains to be done.
A special gratitude goes to the local staff who continue to do a great job, even in these difficult times and continue to help the surrounding people.
The first medical materials, which were financed by the many donations, have reached the district of Gorkha, Gandaki Rural Municipality, which is strongly affected right now by the Corona pandemic. Many thanks again for all the support! 🙏🏻
The following urgently needed medical materials (eq. 180.000 NPR) were delivered as a first step:
Pulse Oximeter 12pc
PPE Set 14pc
Sanitizer 500ml, 48pc
Face Shield 25pc
Surgical mask 6.000pc
Loose gloves 450pc
Surgical gloves 450pc
Oxygen mask 6pc
The current situation in Nepal in general is still very critical.
The constant shortage of oxygen, the treatment capacity and medical supplies of the hospitals, lack of medical staff, treatment costs, testing capacities as well as the non-existence of available vaccination doses are causing casualties by the hour.
Our focus is to prevent the further spread of the virus in the poorer and rural regions, and to provide aid in the districts we support.
The continuously processed and reviewed lists of immediately needed medical supplies and equipment from the most affected districts, serve us as a guide to provide the local people with exactly what is needed most urgently ❤️
Much work remains to be done.
A special gratitude goes to the local staff who continue to do a great job, even in these difficult times and continue to help the surrounding people.
This is the covid hospital in the Gorkha Gaupalika to keep patients. They have isolation room, bed, oxygen cylinder and other required medical item.
This is the covid hospital in the Gorkha Gaupalika to keep patients. They have isolation room, bed, oxygen cylinder and other required medical item.
During this current corona pandemic situation which has affected many rural areas of our country. We have managed to supply medical materials to Gandaki Rural Municipality of Gorkha district which is stronly affected by the corona pandemic. We delivered the following medical materials:
The first medical materials, which were financed by the many donations, have reached the district of Gorkha, Gandaki Rural Municipality, which is strongly affected right now by the Corona pandemic. Many thanks again for all the support! 🙏🏻
The following urgently needed medical materials (eq. 180.000 NPR) were delivered as a first step:
Pulse Oximeter 12pc
PPE Set 14pc
Sanitizer 500ml, 48pc
Face Shield 25pc
Surgical mask 6.000pc
Loose gloves 450pc
Surgical gloves 450pc
Oxygen mask 6pc
The current situation in Nepal in general is still very critical.
The constant shortage of oxygen, the treatment capacity and medical supplies of the hospitals, lack of medical staff, treatment costs, testing capacities as well as the non-existence of available vaccination doses are causing casualties by the hour.
Our focus is to prevent the further spread of the virus in the poorer and rural regions, and to provide aid in the districts we support.
The continuously processed and reviewed lists of immediately needed medical supplies and equipment from the most affected districts, serve us as a guide to provide the local people with exactly what is needed most urgently ❤️
Much work remains to be done.
A special gratitude goes to the local staff who continue to do a great job, even in these difficult times and continue to help the surrounding people.
The first medical materials, which were financed by the many donations, have reached the district of Gorkha, Gandaki Rural Municipality, which is strongly affected right now by the Corona pandemic. Many thanks again for all the support! 🙏🏻
The following urgently needed medical materials (eq. 180.000 NPR) were delivered as a first step:
Pulse Oximeter 12pc
PPE Set 14pc
Sanitizer 500ml, 48pc
Face Shield 25pc
Surgical mask 6.000pc
Loose gloves 450pc
Surgical gloves 450pc
Oxygen mask 6pc
The current situation in Nepal in general is still very critical.
The constant shortage of oxygen, the treatment capacity and medical supplies of the hospitals, lack of medical staff, treatment costs, testing capacities as well as the non-existence of available vaccination doses are causing casualties by the hour.
Our focus is to prevent the further spread of the virus in the poorer and rural regions, and to provide aid in the districts we support.
The continuously processed and reviewed lists of immediately needed medical supplies and equipment from the most affected districts, serve us as a guide to provide the local people with exactly what is needed most urgently ❤️
Much work remains to be done.
A special gratitude goes to the local staff who continue to do a great job, even in these difficult times and continue to help the surrounding people.
The first medical materials, which were financed by the many donations, have reached the district of Gorkha, Gandaki Rural Municipality, which is strongly affected right now by the Corona pandemic. Many thanks again for all the support! 🙏🏻
The following urgently needed medical materials (eq. 180.000 NPR) were delivered as a first step:
Pulse Oximeter 12pc
PPE Set 14pc
Sanitizer 500ml, 48pc
Face Shield 25pc
Surgical mask 6.000pc
Loose gloves 450pc
Surgical gloves 450pc
Oxygen mask 6pc
The current situation in Nepal in general is still very critical.
The constant shortage of oxygen, the treatment capacity and medical supplies of the hospitals, lack of medical staff, treatment costs, testing capacities as well as the non-existence of available vaccination doses are causing casualties by the hour.
Our focus is to prevent the further spread of the virus in the poorer and rural regions, and to provide aid in the districts we support.
The continuously processed and reviewed lists of immediately needed medical supplies and equipment from the most affected districts, serve us as a guide to provide the local people with exactly what is needed most urgently ❤️
Much work remains to be done.
A special gratitude goes to the local staff who continue to do a great job, even in these difficult times and continue to help the surrounding people.
Our caretaker Ram Babu Gurung sir handover this month monthly buffalo's milk money. Prem need daily buffalo's milk that's why we pay always.
Our caretaker Ram Babu Gurung sir handover this month monthly buffalo's milk money. Prem need daily buffalo's milk that's why we pay always.
Our caretaker Ram Babu Gurung sir handover this month monthly buffalo's milk money. Prem need daily buffalo's milk that's why we pay always.
Our caretaker Ram Babu Gurung sir handover this month monthly buffalo's milk money. Prem need daily buffalo's milk that's why we pay always.
Prem and his grandmother receive this month monthly things Surgical mask, body soap , rice, daal, oil and slat etc.
Prem Chepang, Sajina Chepang, Salina Chepang and his grandmother receive this month monthly things Surgical mask, body soap , rice, daal, oil and slat etc.
Under our God Parents project, in the process of handing over the goods to the children of Ichakamana village on a monthly basis, due to the epidemic of covid 19, this month's goods were handed over to all the children in one place. Food and Mask were handed over by maintaining social distance, I taught them how to deal with this covid situation and stay safe, not to leave the house and study at home. Thank so much Sagun Gurung, the chairman of the organization, Anil Kumar Shrestha, the vice-chairman, Ram Babu Gurung sir district caretaker and Santa Gurung office driver for their help in handing over the goods on a monthly basis.
Under our God Parents project, in the process of handing over the goods to the children of Ichakamana village on a monthly basis, due to the epidemic of covid 19, this month's goods were handed over to all the children in one place. Food and Mask were handed over by maintaining social distance, I taught them how to deal with this covid situation and stay safe, not to leave the house and study at home. Thank so much Sagun Gurung, the chairman of the organization, Anil Kumar Shrestha, the vice-chairman, Ram Babu Gurung sir district caretaker and Santa Gurung office driver for their help in handing over the goods on a monthly basis.
Under our God Parents project, in the process of handing over the goods to the children of Gorkha village on a monthly basis, due to the epidemic of covid 19, this month's goods were handed over to all the children in one place. Food and Mask were handed over by maintaining social distance, I taught them how to deal with this covid situation and stay safe, not to leave the house and study at home. Thank so much Sagun Gurung, the chairman of the organization, Anil Kumar Shrestha, the vice-chairman, Ram Babu Gurung sir district caretaker and Santa Gurung office driver for their help in handing over the goods on a monthly basis.
Under our God Parents project, in the process of handing over the goods to the children of Gorkha village on a monthly basis, due to the epidemic of covid 19, this month's goods were handed over to all the children in one place. Food and Mask were handed over by maintaining social distance, I taught them how to deal with this covid situation and stay safe, not to leave the house and study at home. Thank so much Sagun Gurung, the chairman of the organization, Anil Kumar Shrestha, the vice-chairman, Ram Babu Gurung sir district caretaker and Santa Gurung office driver for their help in handing over the goods on a monthly basis.
Under our God Parents project, in the process of handing over the goods to the children of Gorkha village on a monthly basis, due to the epidemic of covid 19, this month's goods were handed over to all the children in one place. Food and Mask were handed over by maintaining social distance, I taught them how to deal with this covid situation and stay safe, not to leave the house and study at home. Thank so much Sagun Gurung, the chairman of the organization, Anil Kumar Shrestha, the vice-chairman, Ram Babu Gurung sir district caretaker and Santa Gurung office driver for their help in handing over the goods on a monthly basis.
During this current corona pandemic situation which has affected many rural areas of our country. We have managed to supply medical materials to Gandaki Rural Municipality of Gorkha district which is stronly affected by the corona pandemic. We delivered the following medical materials:
Pulse Oximeter 12pc
PPE Set 14pc
Sanitizer 509ml,48pc
Face Shield 25 pc
Loose Gloves 450pc
Surgical Gloves 450pc
Oxygen Mask 6pc
We are focusing to prevent the further spresf of virud in the rural areas and to provixe aids in the districts we support.
Now the monsoon season occurs from June through to August. Days are warm (up to 30°C), wet and with high humidity. Due to Nepal's topography, rains often occur at night, resulting in beautiful morning scenery.
We started livelihood support goat farm for Prem, Salina and Salina Chepang's family. Now farm is finish and 5 goats in their. Worker are working very fast and properly. Family and community people are very happy with their godparents. Prem's father and grandfather are also working. Prem's father work cutting grass and making goat food.
We started livelihood support goat farm for Prem, Salina and Salina Chepang's family. Now farm is finish and 5 goats in their. Worker are working very fast and properly. Family and community people are very happy with their godparents. Prem's father and grandfather are also working. Prem's father work cutting grass and making goat food.
This is the newly construcred shed where the goat kids are being kept now. All goat are very healthy.
We started livelihood support goat farm for Prem, Salina and Salina Chepang's family. Now farm is finish and 5 goats in their. Worker are working very fast and properly. Family and community people are very happy with their godparents. Prem's father and grandfather are also working. Prem's father work cutting grass and making goat food.
This is the newly construcred shed where the goat kids are being kept now. All goat are very healthy.
Now the monsoon season occurs from June through to August. Days are warm (up to 30°C), wet and with high humidity. Due to Nepal's topography, rains often occur at night, resulting in beautiful morning scenery.
When our caretaker Ram Babu Gurung sir this month monthly things gave that time Ram Babu sir caring on our child Prem Chepang. We stop from this month lactogen for Prem so we starting buffalo milk and baby food.
Prem was discharged from the hospital as his condition has improved. The doctor advised to come for follow up if he shows the sighs of diarrhoea again.The doctor didnot give any iron tablets as he suggested to feed him iron rich foods and vegetables improve his dietary pattern.
Prem was discharged from the hospital as his condition has improved. The doctor advised to come for follow up if he shows the sighs of diarrhoea again.The doctor didnot give any iron tablets as he suggested to feed him iron rich foods and vegetables improve his dietary pattern.
Prem's father, grandmother and father sister eating food after discharged from the hospital.
Prem's father, grandmother and father sister eating food after discharged from the hospital.
The doctor said it is because of his eating pattern as he only eats lactogen and no other foods or even milk that caused the malabsorbstion. So he advised to eat other foods that babies usually eat like here like dal, jawla and little blended vegetable soup and rice. His food pattren in hospital has changed as compared to his home and continue to follow the same pattren in home as well.
Prem Chepang was admitted in the hospital as he had been having continuos diarrhoea and even sometimes vomiting symptoms.
The doctor has said it to be AGI and advised to admit him in hospital and observe for a day and decide his further treatment.
Prem Chepang was admitted in the hospital as he had been having continuos diarrhoea and even sometimes vomiting symptoms.
The doctor has said it to be AGI and advised to admit him in hospital and observe for a day and decide his further treatment.
Prem Chepang was admitted in the hospital as he had been having continuos diarrhoea and even sometimes vomiting symptoms.
The doctor has said it to be AGI and advised to admit him in hospital and observe for a day and decide his further treatment.
Prem Chepang was admitted in the hospital as he had been having continuos diarrhoea and even sometimes vomiting symptoms.
The doctor has said it to be AGI and advised to admit him in hospital and observe for a day and decide his further treatment.
Our office team Namrata miss, Prem's grandmother and prem father sister waiting for checkup Prem Chepang in Fistal Hospital Pokhara.
Our office team Namrata miss, Prem's grandmother and prem father sister waiting for checkup Prem Chepang in Fistal Hospital Pokhara.
Prem Chepang was admitted in the hospital as he had been having continuos diarrhoea and even sometimes vomiting symptoms.
The doctor has said it to be AGI and advised to admit him in hospital and observe for a day and decide his further treatment.
Our district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung sir handover this month monthly things lactogen, mattress, rice, dal, biscuit, body soap, oil, soybean, clothes soap, slipper, tooth cream and tooth brush etc. so our children are very happy and thankful their godparents.
About Prem Chepang 9 months old male :
-Acc to his past history he has been having health problems since his birth.
-Currently he feels painful and cry while urination and defection.
-He currently has wheezing sound while breathing and fast breathing.
-He previouly had pneumonia about 1and half month ago which had been treated completely.
-But he is showing the symptoms of recurrent infection like coughing and having wheezing sound.
- So may be he needs follow up check up or again needed to be treated again about his recent condition.
- His other general physical growth seems normal.
-His head circumference 37cm, chest circumference,47cm and his height 72 cm .
- His reflexes are all good and he is crawling a little and can overturn while being in prone position.
About Prem Chepang 9 months old male :
-Acc to his past history he has been having health problems since his birth.
-Currently he feels painful and cry while urination and defection.
-He currently has wheezing sound while breathing and fast breathing.
-He previouly had pneumonia about 1and half month ago which had been treated completely.
-But he is showing the symptoms of recurrent infection like coughing and having wheezing sound.
- So may be he needs follow up check up or again needed to be treated again about his recent condition.
- His other general physical growth seems normal.
-His head circumference 37cm, chest circumference,47cm and his height 72 cm .
- His reflexes are all good and he is crawling a little and can overturn while being in prone position.
About Prem Chepang 9 months old male :
-Acc to his past history he has been having health problems since his birth.
-Currently he feels painful and cry while urination and defection.
-He currently has wheezing sound while breathing and fast breathing.
-He previouly had pneumonia about 1and half month ago which had been treated completely.
-But he is showing the symptoms of recurrent infection like coughing and having wheezing sound.
- So may be he needs follow up check up or again needed to be treated again about his recent condition.
- His other general physical growth seems normal.
-His head circumference 37cm, chest circumference,47cm and his height 72 cm .
- His reflexes are all good and he is crawling a little and can overturn while being in prone position.
About Prem Chepang 9 months old male :
-Acc to his past history he has been having health problems since his birth.
-Currently he feels painful and cry while urination and defection.
-He currently has wheezing sound while breathing and fast breathing.
-He previouly had pneumonia about 1and half month ago which had been treated completely.
-But he is showing the symptoms of recurrent infection like coughing and having wheezing sound.
- So may be he needs follow up check up or again needed to be treated again about his recent condition.
- His other general physical growth seems normal.
-His head circumference 37cm, chest circumference,47cm and his height 72 cm .
- His reflexes are all good and he is crawling a little and can overturn while being in prone position.
About Prem Chepang 9 months old male :
-Acc to his past history he has been having health problems since his birth.
-Currently he feels painful and cry while urination and defection.
-He currently has wheezing sound while breathing and fast breathing.
-He previouly had pneumonia about 1and half month ago which had been treated completely.
-But he is showing the symptoms of recurrent infection like coughing and having wheezing sound.
- So may be he needs follow up check up or again needed to be treated again about his recent condition.
- His other general physical growth seems normal.
-His head circumference 37cm, chest circumference,47cm and his height 72 cm .
- His reflexes are all good and he is crawling a little and can overturn while being in prone position.
About Prem Chepang 9 months old male :
-Acc to his past history he has been having health problems since his birth.
-Currently he feels painful and cry while urination and defection.
-He currently has wheezing sound while breathing and fast breathing.
-He previouly had pneumonia about 1and half month ago which had been treated completely.
-But he is showing the symptoms of recurrent infection like coughing and having wheezing sound.
- So may be he needs follow up check up or again needed to be treated again about his recent condition.
- His other general physical growth seems normal.
-His head circumference 37cm, chest circumference,47cm and his height 72 cm .
- His reflexes are all good and he is crawling a little and can overturn while being in prone position.
About Prem Chepang 9 months old male :
-Acc to his past history he has been having health problems since his birth.
-Currently he feels painful and cry while urination and defection.
-He currently has wheezing sound while breathing and fast breathing.
-He previouly had pneumonia about 1and half month ago which had been treated completely.
-But he is showing the symptoms of recurrent infection like coughing and having wheezing sound.
- So may be he needs follow up check up or again needed to be treated again about his recent condition.
- His other general physical growth seems normal.
-His head circumference 37cm, chest circumference,47cm and his height 72 cm .
- His reflexes are all good and he is crawling a little and can overturn while being in prone position.
About Prem Chepang 9 months old male :
-Acc to his past history he has been having health problems since his birth.
-Currently he feels painful and cry while urination and defection.
-He currently has wheezing sound while breathing and fast breathing.
-He previouly had pneumonia about 1and half month ago which had been treated completely.
-But he is showing the symptoms of recurrent infection like coughing and having wheezing sound.
- So may be he needs follow up check up or again needed to be treated again about his recent condition.
- His other general physical growth seems normal.
-His head circumference 37cm, chest circumference,47cm and his height 72 cm .
- His reflexes are all good and he is crawling a little and can overturn while being in prone position.
We visited our Gorkha district to organised small meeting with our children, waiting list children and their parents about our organization, education, health, family environment, cleanliness. We visit children home and we capture photo and video. We measured all our children's height and weight. Our all children are fit and healthy. Their study is also going well and we wrote down about their needs for education. Our caretaker sir wrote down need list about what children needed. Program we conducted general physical examination of children where most children basic condition are lack of personal hygiene.
We visited our Gorkha district to organised small meeting with our children, waiting list children and their parents about our organization, education, health, family environment, cleanliness. We visit children home and we capture photo and video. We measured all our children's height and weight. Our all children are fit and healthy. Their study is also going well and we wrote down about their needs for education. Our caretaker sir wrote down need list about what children needed. Program we conducted general physical examination of children where most children basic condition are lack of personal hygiene.
We visited our Gorkha district to organised small meeting with our children, waiting list children and their parents about our organization, education, health, family environment, cleanliness. We visit children home and we capture photo and video. We measured all our children's height and weight. Our all children are fit and healthy. Their study is also going well and we wrote down about their needs for education. Our caretaker sir wrote down need list about what children needed. Program we conducted general physical examination of children where most children basic condition are lack of personal hygiene.
This month our caretaker Ram Babu Gurung sir and office team Susmita Gurung hand over lactogen and napkin paper.
This month our caretaker Ram Babu Gurung sir and office team Susmita Gurung hand over lactogen and napkin paper.
This month our caretaker Ram Babu Gurung sir and office team Susmita Gurung hand over lactogen and napkin paper.
This month our caretaker Ram Babu Gurung sir and office team Susmita Gurung hand over lactogen and napkin paper.
Prem Chepang, his grandmother, his father, his father sister (Salina and Sajina) receive this month monthly things.
Our caretaker Ram Babu Gurung sir and office team Susmita Gurung managing all things. Susmita wearing shocks for our child Prem Chepang.
Prem Chepang, his grandmother, his father, his father sister (Salina and Sajina) receive this month monthly things. Copy, pen, pencil, school bag, masala, slat, dal, oil, lactogen and napkin paper.
Prem Chepang, his grandmother, his father, his father sister (Salina and Sajina) receive this month monthly things. Copy, pen, pencil, school bag, masala, slat, dal, oil, lactogen and napkin paper. They are very happy for receive all things.
Prem Chepang, his grandmother, his father, his father sister (Salina and Sajina) receive this month monthly things. Copy, pen, pencil, school bag, masala, slat, dal, oil, lactogen and napkin paper. They are very happy for receive all things.
we visited our Gorkha district to organised small meeting with our children and their parents about our organization, education, health, family environment, cleanliness. We visit children home and we capture photo and video. Our all children are fit and healthy. Their study is also going well and we wrote down about their needs for education.
We took gorkha's prem chepang to kanti children hospital and we did blood test and x-ray there. Till now we received his x-ray report only and blood report is yet to be received. So with reference to that x ray report the boy is having a small scar on his chest ,cough problem and stool excretion problem. We gave stool sample at the hospital the doctors have given medicine for the chest and cough problems ... we will submit rest if the information once we receive the rest reports from hospital. now he is very good his body and his report also good.
Our godparent's children and their parents are ready for returning home with our Namaste kids member.
On the 8th of February. We took the children from Syangja, Dhading, Lamjung and Gorkha/Chitwan to Kathmandu for hospital follow-up.
Our office team, godparent's children and their parents were waiting in Kanti Children hospital for follow up doctor.
Our office team, godparent's children and their parents were waiting in Kanti Children hospital for follow up doctor.
Kanti Bal (Child) Hospital's doctor was checking our godparent's child Prem Chepang. Prem was very clam that time, he doesn't cried as other children cried there.
Kanti Bal (Child) Hospital's doctor was checking our godparent's child Prem Chepang. Prem was very clam that time, he doesn't cried as other children cried there.
Kanti Bal (Child) Hospital's doctor was checking our godparent's child Prem Chepang. Prem was very clam that time, he doesn't cried as other children cried there.
Kanti Bal (Child) Hospital's doctor was checking our godparent's child Prem Chepang. Prem was very clam that time, he doesn't cried as other children cried there.
Our office team, godparent's children and their parents were waiting in Kanti Children hospital for follow up doctor.
Our office team, godparent's children and their parents were waiting in Kanti Children hospital for follow up doctor.
Our godparent's Child Prem Chepang was laying on a bed with another godparent's child Anil Chhetri.
Our godparent's Child Prem Chepang was laying on a bed with another godparent's child Anil Chhetri.
Our godparent's child Prem Chepang was in Kathmandu Kanti Children's Hospital for his check up with his grandmother and office team.
We started livelihood support goat farm for prem,Salina and Salina chepang family. Now farm is middle phase. Worker are working very fast and properly. Family and community people are very happy with their godparents. Prem's father and grandfather are also working with worker to finish goat farm fast.
We started livelihood support goat farm for prem,Salina and Salina chepang family. Now farm is middle phase. Worker are working very fast and properly. Family and community people are very happy with their godparents. Prem's father and grandfather are also working with worker to finish goat farm fast.
We started livelihood support goat farm for prem,Salina and Salina chepang family. Now farm is middle phase. Worker are working very fast and properly. Family and community people are very happy with their godparents. Prem's father and grandfather are also working with worker to finish goat farm fast.
We started livelihood support goat farm for prem,Salina and Salina chepang family. Now farm is middle phase. Worker are working very fast and properly. Family and community people are very happy with their godparents. Prem's father and grandfather are also working with worker to finish goat farm fast.
We started livelihood support goat farm for prem,Salina and Salina chepang family. Now farm is middle phase. Worker are working very fast and properly. Family and community people are very happy with their godparents. Prem's father and grandfather are also working with worker to finish goat farm fast.
We started livelihood support goat farm for prem,Salina and Salina chepang family. Now farm is middle phase. Worker are working very fast and properly. Family and community people are very happy with their godparents. Prem's father and grandfather are also working with worker to finish goat farm fast.
We started livelihood support goat farm for prem,Salina and Salina chepang family. Now farm is middle phase. Worker are working very fast and properly. Family and community people are very happy with their godparents. Prem's father and grandfather are also working with worker to finish goat farm fast.
Before time we planed for our godparents children Prem , Salina and Sajina Chepang goat shelter so we gave roof, 3inch screw ,2inch screw, 4 inch screw and 3piece hinge. some day after they are making start goat shelter.
This is a bridge of gorkga gandaki in which people use everyday to go one place to another .
This is a bridge of gorkga gandaki in which people use everyday to go one place to another .
Our office team Sagun sir, Anil sir, Susmita gurung and district caretaker ram babu We get permission to cut tree from forest. So our office team visited his house and the place where we cut tree for shelter. this way is very dangerous .
Our office team Sagun sir, Anil sir, Susmita gurung and district caretaker ram babu We get permission to cut tree from forest. So our office team visited his house and the place where we cut tree for shelter. this way is very dangerous .
We already start making goat farm for prem chepang family. We get permission to cut tree from forest. So our office team visited his house and the place where we cut tree for shelter.
We already start making goat farm for prem chepang family. We get permission to cut tree from forest. So our office team visited his house and the place where we cut tree for shelter.
We already start making goat farm for prem chepang family. We get permission to cut tree from forest. So our office team visited his house and the place where we cut tree for shelter.
We already start making goat farm for prem chepang family. We get permission to cut tree from forest. So our office team visited his house and the place where we cut tree for shelter.
Our office team Sagun sir, Anil sir, Susmita gurung and district caretaker ram babu We get permission to cut tree from forest. So our office team visited his house and the place where we cut tree for shelter. this way is very dangerous .
Our office team Sagun sir, Anil sir, Susmita gurung and district caretaker ram babu We get permission to cut tree from forest. So our office team visited his house and the place where we cut tree for shelter. this way is very dangerous .
Our office team Sagun sir, Anil sir, Susmita gurung and district caretaker ram babu We get permission to cut tree from forest. So our office team visited his house and the place where we cut tree for shelter. this way is very dangerous .
Our office team Sagun sir, Anil sir, Susmita gurung and district caretaker ram babu We get permission to cut tree from forest. So our office team visited his house and the place where we cut tree for shelter. this way is very dangerous .
Our Godparent`s child Prem chepang family, our office team , district team and employee are discussing about where to make goat shelter and also what they need for goat shelter. They need 12fit roof 2bundle, 6 fit roof 1 bundle, 3Inch screw 4kg, 2inch screw 2kg, 4inch screw 2kg, 3 piece hinge and woods are needed whike making goat shelter. In 9 by 15 fit can be good to build goat shelter.
Our office team Susmita Gurung was recording videos of our godoparent`s child Prem Chepang that time Prem`s big grandmother ( Salina and Sajina grandmother) feeding milk to him. His big grandmother take good care of him.
Prem Chepang is sitting with our office caretaker Susmita Gurung is and district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung is saying his family to take prem in warm place, give warm clothes, and protect him from smoke and dust.
Prem Chepang is sitting with our office caretaker Susmita Gurung .Our office team Susmita Gurung's loving and care our child Prem so he is very happy .
Prem Chepang is sitting with our office caretaker Susmita Gurung .Our office team Susmita Gurung's loving and care our child Prem so he is very happy .
Prem Chepang is sitting with our office caretaker Susmita Gurung .Our office team Susmita Gurung's loving and care our child Prem so he is very happy .
Prem Chepang is sitting with our office caretaker Susmita Gurung is and district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung is saying his family to take prem in warm place, give warm clothes, and protect him from smoke and dust.
Prem Chepang is sitting with our office caretaker Susmita Gurung is and district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung is saying his family to take prem in warm place, give warm clothes, and protect him from smoke and dust.
This is a bridge of gorkga gandaki in which people use everyday to go one place to another .
This is a bridge of gorkga gandaki in which people use everyday to go one place to another .
Our godparent's child Prem Chepang is sick because of cold season he is coughing and nose running that is why their family took him to Tanahun Abukhairini Raja Ram Hospital to check up. And docter said his case is normal and their family have to take good care of him from cold and Prem have take steaming for one week. Regularly he us taking steam and he is now better day by day. doctor says he have to take steam in Fishling if his condition will not good then we have to take him to Kathmandu or Pokhara for checkup.
Our godparent's child Prem Chepang is sick because of cold season he is coughing and nose running that is why their family took him to Tanahun Abukhairini Raja Ram Hospital to check up. And docter said his case is normal and their family have to take good care of him from cold and Prem have take steaming for one week. Regularly he us taking steam and he is now better day by day. doctor says he have to take steam in Fishling if his condition will not good then we have to take him to Kathmandu or Pokhara for checkup.
Our godparent's child Prem Chepang is sick because of cold season he is coughing and nose running that is why their family took him to Tanahun Abukhairini Raja Ram Hospital to check up. And docter said his case is normal and their family have to take good care of him from cold and Prem have take steaming for one week. Regularly he us taking steam and he is now better day by day. doctor says he have to take steam in Fishling if his condition will not good then we have to take him to Kathmandu or Pokhara for checkup.
In Bengal, the ceremony is called Mukhe Bhaat (literal meaning – rice in your mouth). ... Traditionally this ceremony is carried out in the child's paternal home where Mama (Maternal Uncle) or Dadu (Maternal Grandfather) does the honor of feeding the 'First Grain of Rice'!
In Bengal, the ceremony is called Mukhe Bhaat (literal meaning – rice in your mouth). ... Traditionally this ceremony is carried out in the child's paternal home where Mama (Maternal Uncle) or Dadu (Maternal Grandfather) does the honor of feeding the 'First Grain of Rice'!
Pasni, the Weaning Ceremony or the Rice Feeding Ceremony is a celebration in Nepal in which a child is first fed rice by the GrandFather. ... The rice is the first and easily digestible solid food a baby eats. This custom varies with the variation of religion, caste and also placePasni, the Weaning Ceremony or the Rice Feeding Ceremony is a celebration in Nepal in which a child is first fed rice by the GrandFather. ... The rice is the first and easily digestible solid food a baby eats. This custom varies with the variation of religion, caste and also place
Pasni, the Weaning Ceremony or the Rice Feeding Ceremony is a celebration in Nepal in which a child is first fed rice by the GrandFather. ... The rice is the first and easily digestible solid food a baby eats. This custom varies with the variation of religion, caste and also placePasni, the Weaning Ceremony or the Rice Feeding Ceremony is a celebration in Nepal in which a child is first fed rice by the GrandFather. ... The rice is the first and easily digestible solid food a baby eats. This custom varies with the variation of religion, caste and also place
Annaprashan begins with a puja or a havan for your baby's health and happiness, followed by the symbolic feeding of the prasad or the first bite of solid food. It is an occasion for celebration, and family and friends are invited to attend.
In Bengal, the ceremony is called Mukhe Bhaat (literal meaning – rice in your mouth). ... Traditionally this ceremony is carried out in the child's paternal home where Mama (Maternal Uncle) or Dadu (Maternal Grandfather) does the honor of feeding the 'First Grain of Rice'!
Pasni, the Weaning Ceremony is a celebration in Nepal in which a child is first fed rice. Although centuries old tradition, modern science has established the fact that child's digestive system is capable of processing solid food when they are approximately 6 months old
Annaprasan as a ceremony has wider importance to people staying around the world. Baby's transition from liquid to solid food is very important. It will affect the growth and development of the baby. Generally Annaprasan is performed within 6th month of the baby's birth
Our district caretaker Ram babu Gurung visit and this month give monthly things. Prem chepang is sitting with our district caretaker Ram babu Gurung.
Our godparent's child Prem Chepang's Rice Feeding Ceremony is going to held on Magsir 26th / December 11th. In Nepal, rice feeding ceremony is which a child first fed rice by the Grandparents and their family and relatives but before 6 month, rice feeding ceremony is not allowed so, after 6 month only allowed in Nepali culture. The rice is the first and easily digestible solid food a baby can eats. This custom varies with the variation of religion, caste and also place. Prem's parents request to the district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung for support them in the ceremony because they need furits, clothes, rice (party) etc
Our godparent's child Prem Chepang's Rice Feeding Ceremony is going to held on Magsir 26th / December 11th. In Nepal, rice feeding ceremony is which a child first fed rice by the Grandparents and their family and relatives but before 6 month, rice feeding ceremony is not allowed so, after 6 month only allowed in Nepali culture. The rice is the first and easily digestible solid food a baby can eats. This custom varies with the variation of religion, caste and also place. Prem's parents request to the district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung for support them in the ceremony because they need furits, clothes, rice (party) etc
Our godparent's child Prem Chepang's Rice Feeding Ceremony is going to held on Magsir 26th / December 11th. In Nepal, rice feeding ceremony is which a child first fed rice by the Grandparents and their family and relatives but before 6 month, rice feeding ceremony is not allowed so, after 6 month only allowed in Nepali culture. The rice is the first and easily digestible solid food a baby can eats. This custom varies with the variation of religion, caste and also place. Prem's parents request to the district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung for support them in the ceremony because they need furits, clothes, rice (party) etc
Our district caretaker Ram babu Gurung visit and this month give monthly things. Prem chepang is sitting with our district caretaker Ram babu Gurung.
Our district caretaker Ram babu Gurung visit and this month give monthly things. Prem chepang is sitting with our district caretaker Ram babu Gurung.
Prem family is going to celebrate rice feeding ceremony of prem so we provided warm clothes(Socks, jacket, paint, trouser, underwear etc.) Baby blanket , big blanket and lactogen for them.
Prem family is going to celebrate rice feeding ceremony of prem so we provided warm clothes(Socks, jacket, paint, trouser, underwear etc.) Baby blanket , big blanket and lactogen for them.
Prem family is going to celebrate rice feeding ceremony of prem so we provided warm clothes(Socks, jacket, paint, trouser, underwear etc.) Baby blanket , big blanket and lactogen for them.
Prem family is going to celebrate rice feeding ceremony of prem so we provided warm clothes(Socks, jacket, paint, trouser, underwear etc.) Baby blanket , big blanket and lactogen for them.
Premis now a three month old child. His mother has passed away and as prem family is in poor financial condition. So that our organization has been helping prem for two month now.
Prem is just a three month old child. Now we are given lactogen to him. So now Prem needs buffalo milk according to his age.
Since Prem's mother has already passed away. Prem grandmother has taken all the responsibility of prem.
Our office team Susmita Gurung, Alex sir and district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung is measuring height of Prem.
He is Prem father when we visit prem home that time his father also came to home so he is stay in home qurantine .
Our office team Susmita Gurung is taking care of Prem and she is taking picture with Prem.
They are cooking food (kudo) for goat. They don't have knowledge about gas so, most of the people cook in fire.
Our office teams Susmita, Shraddha Gurung and district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung gave Prem and his family monthly things like; Milk powder to replace mother milk, bed sheet and warm clothes for Prem and his two Phupu.
District caretaker Ram Babu Gurung and our office team Shraddha Gurung writing a report of children and whereas Susmita Gurung is ply with Prem.
District caretaker Ram Babu Gurung and office team Susmita Gurung is taking care of Prem and his grandmother. They are happy to get monthly things which they needed.
Our office team Shraddha Gurung is taking care of Prem and she is taking picture with Prem.
Our office teams Susmita, Shraddha Gurung and district caretaker Ram Babu Gurung gave Prem and his family monthly things like; Milk powder to replace mother milk, bed sheet and warm clothes for Prem and his two Phupu.
District caretaker Ram Babu Gurung and office team Susmita Gurung is taking care of Prem and they are playing with Prem and testing the clothes on Prem. They are happy to get monthly things which they needed.
Prem's grandmother is playing with him and Rambabu Gurung and Shraddha Gurung is politely interacting with Prem's Phupus.
When we visit there, Prem's grandfather Nar Bahadur Chepang were doing some work and in the same time he talks to us.
Our office team Susmita Gurung is taking care of Prem and she is taking picture with Prem.
When we visit there, Prem's grandfather Nar Bahadur Chepang were doing some work and in the same time he talks to us.
This is upper part of the house and there are lots of maize to dry and they don't have clothes wire so they put clothes there to dry.
Our office CEO is ready to measure weight and district caretaker is collecting information from Prem's grandmother.
They are cooking food (kudo) for goat. They don't have knowledge about gas so, most of the people cook in fire.
This is Prem Chepang land and they are planning to making a chicken farm there. There is possible to open a chicken farm.
They are very happy to received the good food, good quality clothes and Health related goods.
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