Free Health Camp in Chitre, Helambu and Lapsephedi, Kathmandu













MCAF in collaboration with The Wild Medic Project Inc. Australia organised ‘Free Health Camp’ in Chitre, Kiul Helambu on the 28th and 29th of November 2015 where April earthquake devastated all houses, schools and the Chitre Health Post.

We are overwhelmed with the support and excitement from the community to run this health camp over there. Our initiative of providing basic health care into communities that have limited access to such care is found much effective, as over 180 people have come to the heath camp in the first two days. Our health clinic, general hygiene and first aid training were much appreciated by the community. The team also spent a day on 30th Nov with local people cleaning rubbles of the old Chitre Health Post site that was destroyed by the earthquake. Superior hospitality, welcoming and farewell by the community has deeply touched our hearts. 

After the great success of the Health Camp in Chitre, team spent a couple of days 2nd and 3rd December at Hillside Academy, Lapsephedi offering assessments and treatment to 287 students of the school. The team also took a class of basic first aid session to the senior students.

We want to assure that we will continue this program with more support into the future. Many thanks to all who are directly and indirectly involved in this project to make it successful.
-MCAF














                                                                                                                                     





                






 

TESTIMONIALS REVIEWS

  • Shawn Lim

    The experience at the school was memorable as the completion of each task created a greater atmosphere. Within five days we got, the team had completed many painting jobs that made the school brighter and ...

  • Phoebe Yates

    This experience was enlightening and opened up my eyes to an entirely different world. I highly enjoyed contributing to the project site despite how hard the work was at some points. Playing with children and ...

  • Jake Hobson

    The food was extremely good and I enjoyed every meal we had. I enjoyed learning about the Nepalese culture more. Spending time and playing games with the students was very fun and I had made ...

  • Thomas Fisher

    1.    Project: There was a lot of work to do at this site. I recommend more schools come here to improve the schools facilities urgently. The workers were too slow and we would have liked ...

  • Steve Whitfield

    •    Good project site with easy access to bus. •    School staff very friendly and very accommodating. •    Host Lal was very good and the kids loved him. •    Jeevan visiting was good for the kids. •    Project cooks ...

  • Gregory Patton

    I had the privilage of meeting Jeevan Lama on his recent visit to Rugby in the UK. I was impressed by his passion and commitment to the beneficies of MCAF. I wish all those concerned ...

  • Chris Abbott

    I have really enjoyed my time working with MCAF and seeing the positive result of my work. The task was achievable which the time we had and I am glad to have been able to ...

  • Ben Thomson

    I found the time we spend a good experience for me and the rest of the group. It was fun to have the freedom to choose where to help out and for our group to ...

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