Marlis in Meghauli.

Den Gründer dieses Projektes „Clinic Nepal im Terai“, den Nepali Hari Bhandari, kenne ich seit zehn Jahren persönlich und freundschaftlich. Nachdem ich mich schon 2008 zusammen mit einer Reisegruppe in Meghauli davon überzeugen konnte, dass dieses eine solide und achtbare Initiative ist, besuchte ich das Terai in diesem Jahr zum zweiten Mal mit einer Gruppe interessierter Freunde und Förderer.

Ein toller Reisebericht mit vielen Fotos gibt eine Übersicht über die vielen Projekte. Hier weiterlesen.

Sanitation Project.

The safe drinking water and sanitation project that has been initiated in Meghauli has continued. The main objective of the project is to be environmentally friendly, sustainable and accessible for all villagers. The awareness programme has still been conducted about the importance of safe drinking water and sanitation. In Meghauli VDC’s, including all wards i.e. 1-9 the sub-committee, has reformed in order to continue the ongoing awareness programme. The Meghauli village development committee (VDC) has granted the plot of land fo the project.

Hier weiterlesen.

Vom Quantenphysiker zum Health worker.

I am very happy to be a member of a health camp team that lunched a successful basic medical camping in the Madi area, a rural part of the district of Chitwan in Nepal. It was overwhelming excitation switching me to be a social worker for a while and involve myself away from an academia working in hard core “Quantum Physics”.

Hari Paudel berichtet vom Madi Camp 2011. Hier weiterlesen...

Bilder.

Neue Fotos von der Klinik, nach Renovierung.

Einladung.

Hari und Sandra präsentieren in Löffingen: 

Am Samstag, 21. Juli um 20.00 Uhr möchten wir ihnen im Vortragsraum
der Tourist-Information in Löffingen einen Eindruck in das Leben der
Menschen in einem kleinen Dorf am Rande des Dschungels geben.

Einladungsflyer.

Madi 2012.

Madi is one of the remote places of Chitwan which is still backward in infrastructures. There is no electricity and good road which has made the lifestyle of the residents complicated. Since few years, the bridge is being built but it has not been completed yet. The place is not so far away from the main city but the bumpy roads, fewer vehicles, path of jungle has made people suffer which is affecting them directly, and in addition, they don’t have the health care facilities nearby. The other major problem is LOW socio-economic condition. Many people cannot afford a good health facility.

Hier gibt's den kompletten Bericht von Anjana. 

Aplastische Anämie.

Hari berichtet: 

Narayan is age 27 yrs. old from Ayodhyapuri Madi, chitwan. He was working in India 3 month ago .At that time, He was suffering from asthma, fast heat beat & had been to doctor. According to Doctor, he has Aplastic Anemia Disease. He came back to home & started to ask for help to his treatment to different organization. It is very expensive treatment as single dose of injection costs about Rs 19,000. He knew our organization &come to ask for help. He needs 28 ATG injections against aplastic anemia. Among 28, Clinic Nepal provided one injection to him while other injections were supported by political parties, local community, his relatives and he himself collected some money by singing
in different places. He had injection from April 30 to May 4, seven injections per day. He is still admitted In Bharatpur Cancer Hospital, Chitwan since 2 months.