Dec 2019 - ISSUE VI
Rotaract District Newsletter ROTARY INTERNATIONAL DISTRICT 3292
Rtn. Mark Daniel Maloney Rotary International President
Rtn. Kiran Lal Shrestha District Governor
Rotary International District 3292
Rtr. Sneha Shakya
District Rotaract Representative Rotaract District Committee, Rotary International District 3292
In This Issue • • • • • • • • • •
Message from DRR Rtr. Sneha Shakya Interview with Past DRR Bikesh Raj Bajracharya Rotaract South Asia Summit 2020 Featured Projects International RYLA Bangladesh Rotary Zone Institute 2019, Indore, India 12th Rotaract District Conference Rotaract Priviledge Card Rota-Quiz Winner Rotaract District Grant Winner
Message from District Rotaract Representative Fellow Rotaractors First and foremost, I would like to wish you all a healthy and prosperous new year 2020.
Rtr. Sneha Shakya
District Rotaract Representative Rotaract District Committee, Rotary International District 3292
As we have completed six months of Rota Year 2019/20, I would like to take this opportunity to thank each and every one of you for your kind support and continuous feedback on the regular operation of the Rotaract District Committee, RI District 3292, Nepal and Bhutan. It has been a great six months of leadership at club level and beyond and I am sure that each of us is excited for the next six months and the things that are to unfold. As we reflect on the last six months of our journey together, I get reminiscence of the achievements that we have achieved together. We have always put the best efforts in our surge towards the accomplishments of the goals and vision that all of us have set together. As we are at the later half of the Rota Year, I hope the clubs have finalized or are in the process to finalize our upcoming leaders i.e. “ The Club Presidents “. If not, it is high time that we do so in our quest to the smooth transition of the leadership transfer for next Rota Year. At this very moment, we are at the backdrop of the successful completion of the 12th Rotaract District Conference. Held on 27th and 28th December 2019, the Rotaract District Conference was somewhat a trendsetter in different means; content, format and the rigour. The theme “ Investing in Youth” , itself reverberates the vigour and vividness of youthfulness. The contents of the conference, I believe has been worthy enough for each of us to ponder upon. While each of us is looking forward to the conclusion from each of the sessions, I would humbly request everyone to critically analyse the key discussions that happened throughout the two days of intellectual sensitization and take back the important messages deliberated by our speakers and panelists. My sincere thanks go to the host clubs namely Rotaract Club of Balaju, Rotaract Club of Biratnagar, Rotaract Club of Kasthamandap, Rotaract Club of Mahabouddha and Rotaract Club of Patan West for putting together their best efforts in making the conference successful. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the Rotaract District Committee for their efforts in what has been a successful conference so far. Each of us deserves a laurel of applause for the success of the 12th Rotaract District Conference. We would also like to congratulate the grantees of the Rotaract District Grant ( awarded to Rotaract Club of Dharan Ghopa and Rotaract Club of Bhaktapur ) and the winners of Rota Quiz - Rotaract Club of Baglung , one of the highlights of annual district conference. The Rotaract District Committee is thankful to the speakers, panelists, past leaders, members from our partnering institutions, Rotarians , Rotary District Officials , media officials, jury members, invitees and guests for their valuable presence. After a memorable conference, I look forward to your wholehearted participation in upcoming Presidents` and Secretaries` Meet slated on 4th April 2020. I am sure the host clubs ( Rotaract Club of Birgunj Metropolis, Rotaract Club of Birtamode and Rotaract Club of Dharan Ghopa ) will put up grand arrangements to make the event successful. Regards Rtr. Sneha Shakya District Rotaract Representative 2019-20
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Interview
Mr. bikesh raj bajracharya, DRR 2012-13 1. What were some of the challenges in rotaract then? Back then the challenge was to increase the number of rotaract clubs and rotaractors in the rotaract movement of Nepal. 2. Some of the memories you would like to share from your Rotaract days. During my Tenure as the President of Rotaract club of Patan, we had the Hearing Aid distribution which was a matching grant project of our parent club. And during the distribution of the hearing aid, one the recipient of aid suddenly started to call “Maa”, The joy I felt when I asked the parent who were crying told me that they have not heard their daughter voice, was just out of this world.
Mr. Bilkesh Raj Bajracharya
3. What differences have you noticed in Rotaract now? Not much, I think that only the faces and people have changed, not the core theme of Rotaract which is “Fellowship through Service”.
President Rotaract Club of Patan Jun 2006 – Jun 2007
4. Do you plan to join Rotary anytime soon? Maybe after a year or so. 5. What aspects of Rotaract makes you feel proud? Unselfishness 6. Who has been your role model in Rotaract? There were no specific person whom I took as role model. Everyone who were senior then me I took their positive things as my inspiration.
DRR Rtr.Bikesh Raj Bajracharya handing over the token of love to one of the most influential Youth Leader Mr. Santosh Shah during 5th Rotaract District Conference.
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District Rotaract Representative 2012-13
DRR 3292, Nepal & Bhutan RID 3292, Nepal & Bhutan Jul 2012 – Jun 2013
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Awesome
Works that Rotaractors are doing! RESUME BUILD UP AND INTERVIEW ETTIQUITTES To provide the idea for a proper resume build up and tackle any interview for a fresher, Rotaract club of Biratnagar Downtown organized a training session at Mahendra Morang BBA block facilitated by Rtr. Shashank. The students of 7th semester were given the basic idea for an impressive resume and some interview etiquettes since they will be appearing job interviews very soon. Our trainer Rtr. Shashank also highlighted on the preparation to be made before any interviews. A total of 50 students benefitted from this session.
INTER SCHOOL FOLK DANCE COMPETITION Rotaract Club of Patan Durbar square in programs in collaboration with Rotary and Shree Shanti School organized Inter-School Folk Dance Competition on December 29, 2019, at Patan Museum. There were altogether 12 School participated in the competition where the winner was of Inter School Dance Competition was Prabat School and Runner up was Lubu Mabi School. The event was part of a series of events conducted on the occasion of 100th Birthday of Mr Satya Mohan Joshi, a prominent Nepali writer and scholar.
CHRISTMAS GIFT DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM On December 25, 2019, Rotaract Club of Central Lumbini distributed Christmas gifts to the children of Shree Bahira Bal Secondary School on the occasion of the Christmas Day. They successfully distributed 160 pcs of copies and 80 pcs Pen, Pencil 80 pcs and Chocolates among the deaf Children.
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ELECTRICAL FILTER HANDOVER PROGRAM In the special occasion of Christmas Day, RAC Lamjung had distributed electronic water filter to Karaghar in collaboration with Rotary Club of Dhulikhel with special support from Rtn Ranjeev Shrestha. They handover electric water filter in the presence of Besisahar municipality Deputy Mayor Laxmi Adhikari.
KNOW THE LAW- CORPORATE LAW Rtr. Ajay Budhathoki provided an overview of Corporate taxation, how the tax rates are defined, how they are calculated, different types of taxes, where they can pay and why to pay those taxes. The club members participated in the session.
DOG POPULATION MANAGEMENT PROJECT
The dog population management project was about ensuring a harmonious co-existence between humans and stray dogs, by spaying/neutering stray dogs and vaccinating the dogs as well. It also intended to raise awareness about disease control, population management and its benefits to both the animals and our community. Besides, this project was carried out to establish a partnership with an existing organization to address other issues as well. The major focus of this project was spaying/ neutering and vaccinating the stray dogs. The project was carried out in different places of Kathmandu like Swayambhu. Likewise, it was conducted in Hattigauda area, collaborating with the Rotaract Club of Kathmandu Mid-Town.
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ROTARACT ENTREPRENEURS’ MEET 2019 Rotaract Clubs from Zone IV, RI District 3292 Nepal-Bhutan jointly organised Rotaract Entrepreneurs’ Meet 2019. They held a panel discussion sessions from the renowned speakers and entrepreneurs from different fields. The panel involved Karishma Manandhar, Sixit Bhatta, Anand Raj Mulmi, Karna Shakya and Ahmed Dulla.
SELF DEFENSE TRAINING Rotaract Club of Damauli organized self-defence training especially focusing on school and college level girls students. This training was supported by Nepal Hap-KiDo Association. Ms Anisha Maharjan who is World Champion Gold medalist was the Chief Coach. Ms Anisha and her team trained the participants from different school during the session.
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International RYLA Bangladesh Rotary Club of Dhaka Premier organized International RYLA held at BKSP, Savar Bangladesh from 25-27th December. There were total of 160 participants. There were 23 Participants in the following event from Nepal. Rotary Youth Leadership Awards (RYLA) is an intensive leadership experience organized by Rotary clubs and districts where you develop your skills as a leader while having fun and making connections. RYLA events are organized locally by Rotary clubs and districts for participants ages 14-30. Depending on community needs, RYLA may take the form of a one-day seminar, a three-day retreat, or a weeklong camp. Typically, events last 3-10 days and include presentations, activities, and workshops covering a variety of topics.
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Rotary Zone Institute 2019, Indore, India DRR Rtr. Sneha Shakya attended the Rotary Zone Institute 2019 in Indore, India on December 6-8, 2019. The Rotary Zone Institute has held annually where past, present, and incoming Rotary district leaders and senior leaders come together to share information, build connections, and exchange ideas about Rotary International and The Rotary Foundation. This was the first time that Rotaractors were invited to be a part of the Rotary Zone Institute of Zones 4, 5, 6 and 7. The Institute was graced by the presence of Rotary International President Rtn. Mark Maloney, Rotary International President Nominee Rtn. Shekhar Mehta, General Secretary and CEO of Rotary International Rtn. John Hewko and other senior Rotary leaders. The Institute also had the presence of inspiring speakers and panellists including Honorable Minister of India Ms Smriti Irani and Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh, India. DRR Rtr. Sneha Shakya shares, “It was an amazing experience to attend the Rotary Zone Institute in Indore. I had the opportunity to interact directly with Rotary International President Rtn. Mark Maloney, Rotary International President Nominee Rtn. Shekhar Mehta, General Secretary and CEO of Rotary International Rtn. John Hewko and Trustee Rtn. Jennifer Jones among other Rotary leaders. This was an opportunity to understand Rotary from a global perspective and also to know what Rotary International has been envisioning for Rotaract. We had a dedicated session for Rotaractors where we got to closely interact with the Rotary world leaders and put forward our queries and concerns regarding Elevate Rotaract.�
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12th Rotaract District Conference Date: 27th -28th December 2019 Venue: Yala Durbar Venue, Sankhamul, Lalitpur The proceedings started upon the arrival of Chief Guest Rtn. Kiran lal Shrestha, District Governor, R.I.D 3292, Nepal, and Bhutan. As the first speaker of the session DRCC Rtn. Dan Bahadur Chand shared how he envisions the theme of the 12th Rotaract District Conference, “Investing in Youth” and the position of youth ( Rotaract) in key thematic uderpinnings of R.I.D 3292, Nepal and Bhutan along with Rotary International in a larger domain for emphasizing on younger generations. DG Kiran Lal Shrestha Shared his deliberations on his experience of working with the Rotaractors over the years. Likewise, DRR Sneha shared the rationale behind the theme of the conference “ Investing in Youth” and the wider array of sectors that the whole idea of investing in youth covers. Upon the completion of the opening ceremony, a panel discussion was organized with the Past District Rotaract Representatives on their reflections from the past along with their idea of how Rotaract is contributing to the empowerment of youth. The Key takeaway for the session was the idea of empowerment as the process rather than a finished product. The conference proceeding further embellished the idea of attending the 12th Rotaract District Conference with the lightning talks presentations made by the Rotaractors from different clubs on how Rotaract Clubs have been empowering the youth. The proceedings further moved with a presentation by Past Rotaractors, ( PDRR Amit Barjracharya and Rtn. Upendra Paudel) on how can we make an impact on the way the Rotaract
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Club are doing things and process that they can incorporate in creating sustain change. The second day embarked with an address by DGElect Rtn. Rajib Pokhrel, deliberating his address on how Rotary International has been promoting youths through different projects and engagements. What followed next was the Key note address by Mr. Rabindra Mishra, Former Editor in Chief at BBC Nepali Service and Co-ordinator at Sajha Party delivering his address on the topic “ Investing in Youth “. He in his address exclaimed how the youth have been contributing to the nation and it is the high time that the youth should start to invest in themselves by learning new skills in the quest for the desired transformation. The 1st Panel Discussion of the day followed with three panelists from different sectors namely Miss. Ranju Darshana, Political Activist, Mr. Saurav Jyoti, Director, Jyoti Group of Companies, Mr. Ram Pd. Thapaliya, Secretary, Ministry of Youth and Sports discussing the topic “ Panel 1: Efforts, Opportunities and Results - Policies and Beyond”. While Miss Darshana highlighted youth not being critical of the issues relating to them, State apparatus` investment in youth is conventional and the youth population is unaware of the information. Mr. Thapaliya underscored the key policy mechanisms brought by the Nepal Government and programs that are in pipeline. Mr. Jyoti shared his experience of working with youth and different types of modalities of financing for young entrepreneurs that are prevailing in Nepal under the sole motive of financial accessibility. The Session as moderated by IPDRR Rtr. Saugat Gautam. The Second Session featured 4 panelists representing different sectors, namely Mr. Pradeep pariyar, Executive Chairman, Samata Foundation, Ms. Namrata Sharma, President, Centre for Investigative Journalism, Ms. Diwa Bhattarai, Sub-Editor, Radio Kantipur, Mr. Udgum Khadka, Faculty, King`s College. The topic of the Panel Discussion was “ Working
Together - Connecting the DOTS”. Moderated by Mr. Sameep Pokhrel, the discussion mainly constituted the issues relating to the contribution made by the diverse sectors for the youth and how these sectors can collaborate for the youth and advocate the state and other concerned actors to invest in youth. The third Panel Discussion had 3 panelists i.e.DRR Sneha Shakya, Rtn. Chandra Lekha Tuladhar, Past President, Rotary Club Of Kathmandu Midtown, discussing “ Rotary for the Future of Youth”. The panelists mainly deliberated their ideas on how an institution like Rotary can benefit the youth and the way forward. Upon the completion of the thematic sessions for the day, DRC Member Rtr. Sabik Neupane shared the key findings from two days conference and how these takeways will be incorporated in future documents. As the last session for the day, The announcement of the organizers of the PETS/SETS and 2nd Presidents` and Secretaries meet was done. The event shall be held at BPKIHS Dharan and the dates shall be out soon. The announcement for the DRR- Nominee was made by DRCC Rtn. Dan Bahadur Chand. Rtr. Sumit bajracharya, Past President upon fulfilling all the criterias as set by District election guidelines was nominated as District Rotaract Representative (DRR) for Rota Year 2021/22. DRR Elect Sanjib Paudel made the announcement of the RDC team members for Rota Year 2020/21. DRR Sneha finally thanked the Rotaractors for their presence and wholehearted participation. She further reiterated RDC shall prepare two different documents incorporating the conclusions drawn from the discussions, one being the New Generation Strategic Document for the RID 3292 and another one to be submitted to the Government. The Conference was finally adjourned followed by fellowship session.
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Key take ways from the 12th Rotaract District Conference 2019. • Rotary International has been investing in Youth for a long time. Recognition of the Youth as the fifth Avenue of Service is the testament of such initiatives of Rotary • Youth Empowerment is a process rather than a finished product and the Rotaract Clubs have been promoting such processes. • Rotaract Clubs have been continuing their efforts in finding the solutions to diverse problems however few technical quick fixes in the things that we do can thus create a whole new world of difference. • Apart from the state and other stakeholders, the youth need to start investing in themselves. Youth should be equipped such that they are capable of exploiting the opportunities. • Key policy frameworks for Youths in Nepal, Youth Vision 2025 rests on 5 key pillars such as: 1. Prioritize on quality of education. 2. Health and wellbeing. 3. Innovation 4. Welfare and leadership development 5. Sports and Amusement The Rotaract District further urges the Rotary Clubs and the Rotary District to streamline the longterm vision for the new generation aligning within these priority areas. • There have been persistent differentials in the relationship between the Rotary Clubs and Rotaract Clubs. There has been a gap in communication between these entities. Thus, A better communication channel with proper articulation is encouraged. • The influx of the Rotaractors in Rotary has been very minimal. Hence, the rotaractors are encouraged to be a part of Rotary Clubs. • Rotaract District Committee at RID 3292, through 12th Rotaract District Conference, expresses its commitment and would like to draw the attention of the key stakeholders such as the government, private sectors, development partners towards extending its services in Investing in Youth of Nepal through various activities aligning with the broader agendas and policy frameworks that primarily focuses on New Generation
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“ADVOCACY AND CAMPAIGN DESIGN” WORKSHOP
In December, King’s College organized a two-day workshop on “Advocacy and Campaign Design. The workshop was facilitated by Youth Activist/Feminist Akriti Ghimire. During the workshop, nine students from King’s College explored theoretical perspectives about advocacy and campaign design, analyzed Amnesty International’s ongoing campaign against the free sale of acids and developed a campaign. Portfolio generating workshops are key components of the MBA Nonprofit program. It aims to transfer important professional skills to nonprofit leaders and enthusiasts in an attempt to promote the discourse of financially sustainable, impact-driven, accountable and transparent nonprofit organizations.
NONPROFIT CONVERSATIONS - COLLECTIVE IMPACT
Over the years, many nonprofit organizations in Nepal have contributed towards important causes like advancing sustainable development, poverty alleviation, the stability of the peace process and promotion of democratic values. They have achieved remarkable results through independent work and collaboration. However, as society’s challenges get more uncertain and complex, mere collaboration is not enough. John Kania and Mark Kramer (2011) comment that “collaboration is nothing new” in the nonprofit sector as it is filled with networks, associations, and partnerships. They suggest nonprofits go beyond collaboration and seek collective impact based on common goals and strategies - collective impact. According to their Stanford Social Innovation Review article, Kania and Kremer identify five conditions of collective impact and collective success: Common Agenda: Collective impact requires all participants to have a shared vision for change, a common understanding of the problem and a joint approach to solving it through agreed-upon actions. Shared Measurement System: Developing a shared measurement system binds everyone together towards a common measurable goal and enhances accountability among organizations working towards the common agenda. Mutually Reinforcing Activities: Collective impact is not about similarities. It is about differences in skills that can complement and mutually reinforce each other’s strengths.
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Continuous Communication: Developing trust among participating organizations is a challenge. Continuous communications, both formal and informal, among partners is essential to establishing trust and achieving shared targets. Backbone Support Organization: In Krania and Kremer’s words, “creating and managing collective impact requires a separate organization and staff with very specific skills to serve as the backbone for the entire initiative”. Next time you think about collaboration, you might want to consider collective impact!
IMPACT TALK 2020 BEGINS
In January, the Nonprofit Impact Forum (led and managed by the MBA Nonprofit Program at King’s College), organized its first impact talk of the year 2020 in the form of a moderated panel discussion about the role of technology in advancing the works of nonprofit organizations in Nepal. During the panel, IT Entrepreneurs Dibyesh Giri (Smart Tech Solutions) and Punit Jajodia (Parewa Labs) and Software Engineer and Youth Activist, Kshitij Raj Lohani (Apple Inc.) shared their perspectives on the role of technology on nonprofit functions like fundraising, monitoring and evaluation, and disaster risk reduction. Impact Talk, Nonprofit Impact Forum’s flagship event, is a bi-monthly talk program that aims to promote a discourse of “transparent, impact-driven, innovative, and self-sustaining nonprofits that nurture local innovations through participatory collaborations”.
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District Rotaract Representative’s Official visits District Rotaract Representative (DRR) visits to clubs are customary practices in Rotaract, yet a fundamental part of the District Committee’s activities. Hence, as a part of the DRR’s activities, meeting club office bearers and general members is essential. DRR Visits are not meant for evaluation, rather a chance for the club members to interact with the DRR and gain the required support and insights, while also discussing the larger Rotaract Movement. The DRR Visit also serves the purpose of sharing about district goals and targets for the year, updates on the achievement of district goals, and how clubs can contribute towards it.
District Rotaract Representative’s Official Visit at Rotaract Club of Buddhanilkantha.
District Rotaract Representative’s Official Visit at Rotaract Club of Kathmandu Mid-town.
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Rotaract Priviledge Card Rotaract Privilege Card is a physical card distributed to Rotaract members by Rotaract District 3292. It also serves as the official Identity Card for Rotaract members in District 3292. This card allows the members to receive benefits when obtaining goods/services from different organizations, such as: • Discounts at restaurants • Discounts at stores/shops • Entry fee waiver at various spots • Fee waivers/ discounts at various organizations Rotaract District 3292 is in a continuous process of bringing out a privilege program for its members. Following is the list of partners so far and the perks for our members: Yoso International (Miniso) Miniso stores in Kathmandu Valley 10% Discount on all purchases. Offer not available for items which are already at a discount or when Miniso itself is running any scheme.
Selected (Shop No. 106) Kathmandu mall Hot coffee club (Shop No. 104) Kathmandu mall 10% Discount on any drinks
Oojam Office Alternative Solutions Jwagal, Lalitpur 5% discount on office space booking
Crystal Creation Birtamod, Jhapa, Nepal Discount For Rotaractors: 20% on all services Details:
Darkwood Restaurant and Lounge Bar Butwal 10% Discount
Hangout ‘de café Jhapa, Nepal 10% on food 5% on beverage
Ankur Engineering and Construction Pvt. Ltd. Butwal 15% Discount on property valuation report Newari Bhoj New Rd, Pokhara 33700 10% on Food.
Hotel Grand Pacific Main Highway, Birtamode-1 30% on room rates & 15 % on food & beverage
Facial House Kathmandu Mall, Kathmandu, Nepal 20 % Discount .
Mokshya hospitality Main highway 10% on food 5% on beverage
Sadhana Kala Kendra Kamaladi mode, Putalisadhak 50% discount in admission and 50% discount in venue
VRcade - gaming Zone 2nd floor, One Stop Mall, Birtamode 20% on purchase of gaming tickets
The Loft Lounge New Baneshwor Kathmandu, Nepal 10% Discount on Food at the loft Hot Faishon (Shop No. 113) Kathmandu mall clothing items ,bag,shoes 40%
Hype-lounge & Bar Onestop Mall Birtamode 10% discount on food
Swaad Achar Masala Anamnagar Kathmandu, Nepal 20% Discount Sydney Dental Clinic Mahalaximisthan Rd, Lalitpur 5% on all Dental Treatment
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Congratulations Rotaract Club of Baglung for securing first position, Rotaract Club of Kathmandu for securing second position and Rotaract Club of Kathmandu University for secring Third position at Rota-Quiz, RY 2019-20
Rotaract District Grant Two projects were awarded Grants from Rotaract District Fund during the 12th Rotaract District Conference. The evaluation was carried out by Rtn. Sushil Kumar Karki, Mr. Avash Piya and Mr. Nanda Kishor Mandal. “Project Saaharambha” by Rotaract Club of Bhaktapur Grant Amount: Rs. 20,150 This one-year long project aims to uplift and promote the all-round development of school ‘Samata Sikshya Niketan’ focusing on the skilled human resources, infrastructures, logistics and the teaching-learning environment of the school. The project is named “Sahaarambha”, which means beginning together, marking the new beginning of upliftment and sustainability together with Rotary, Rotaract and other helpful hands. “Parisariya- Doctors at Door” by Rotaract Club of Dharan Ghopa Grant Amount: Rs. 36,850 This project aims to carry a group of Doctors, Health workers and volunteers to the doors of everyone. Prevalent diseases of the community will be diagnosed and treated by the doctors as well as the health workers and trainees will facilitate them to learn and adopt the healthy behaviors required for the prevention of diseases. A complete package of preventive, promotive, and curative health service will be provided.
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YOU DONʼT NEED A “SPACE” TO CREATE AN IMPACT! We believe that social impact does not have a definite form, space or confinement. It can happen anywhere, everywhere.
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