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Rotary Club of Pashupati-ktm Along with Rotaract Club of Pashupati-KTM jointly with organized a program "GO GREEN" with an objective of cleaning the premises of Singhadurbar Nepal Police. The program started at 7:30 am sharp on July 15 and ended around 9:00 am. Altogether there were 25 participants including Rotaractors and Rotarians.

Rotary and Rotaract club of Pashupati Ktm jointly organized Cleaning Campaign and Tree Plantation program on 14th of August at Siddheshwor temple at Kapan. The program started at 8:00 am sharp. Jai fl ower, Pipal plant, Rudrakshya and Banyan plant were planted around the temple area. The program was organized with an objective to clean and maintatin greenery around the area. Altogether there were 22 participants including 12 Rotaractors/Rotarians and 10 KapanJessis Members.

Rotaract Club of Pashupati initiated Project “Hatemaalo” to collect relief materials like dry foods, clothes and basic medicines to distribute it to “Madhepura” VDC of Saptari District which is a rural area in which majority of families’ lives below the poverty line. With the back support of Rotary club of PashupatiKtm and joint effort of Rotaract club of Pashupatiktm, the project came into life. We worked hard in collecting materials and raising funds for the victims. After the hard work of a week we were able to collect enough materials to support about 200 families who were desperately in need of relief.

Rotary and Rotaract Club of Pashupati-KTM, Rotary and Rotaract Club of Kathmandu North East and Auda – cious Foundation jointly organizing First Aid Training program for youth of age 18 to 25 on September 12 and 13 at SAIM College premises. This training program will be essential in learning the basic survival techniques in saving their own life and the life of others in the time of need. First Aid is the immediate and temporary aid provided to a sick or injured person until medical treatment can be provided. It generally consists of series of simple, life-saving medical techniques that a non-doctor or layperson can be trained to perform with minimal equipment. People who complete the course become certified first-aiders. They will be able to provide urgent care in an emergency. An individual will be informed about safety issues at the workplace and be prepared to react properly during an emergency or accident. Preventative measures are also taught to decrease the likelihood of accidents at the workplace. A company or an individual are suggested in participating in this program, especially for those who are in the area of ambulance response time is not less than 30 minutes.

On the occasion of Basic Literacy month marking the rotary calendar, we Rotary&Rotaract club of pashupati- ktm initiated a small recognition ceremony for our respectful hardworking labors of the society, who have continuously made their contribution to the society for long decade. It is a small effort to deliver a message to the society that every work is equally important and respectful. We selected three workers of the society; one is Mr Gyan Prasad Acharya who is body disposer working at GHAT SEWA SAMITI under pashupati bikash kosh and he is involved in disposing the death body under Hindu Culture since 25 years. Another is Mr Ram Krishna Purkute, a cobbler, who is working as a cobbler since 15 years and he has his own shop for shoe design and maintenance. Mrs Durga Poudel a sweeper, she cleans our public places. She is also involved in her job since 15 years. RAC Pashupati –Ktm recognized this personality with an appreciation certifi cate and the necessary stuffs that can be used in their jobs. This is an initiation to motivate these types of workers who have contributed since long for our society. The Program was Coordinate by Rtr. Juliya Gyawali.

Marking the Rotary Calendar, October month is the Economic and Community Development month. RAC Pahupati Ktm with the support of Rotary Club of Pashupati- Ktm conducted the Project “Hope for Empowerment”, a push cart handover program, where we handover a push cart to a vegetable seller women who used to sell vegetables in a limited area at Handigaun Vegetable market. She is permanently from Kalikot District and is struggling in Kathmandu with a son for the better lifestyle. She is a single mother and has no citizenship of her native motherland. We handed over a Push Cart to Mrs Shetala Thapa, so that she can sell more vegetables roaming round the market and enhance her and her families’ socio- economic status. This is our small effort to empower a marginalized woman and enhance her socio-economic status. It is an initiation to make the Rotary Rotaract contribution in the economic and community development.

Rotary and Rotaract club of Pashupati ktm jointly established” Rotary Agricultural Library “at Ruru Gauplaika, Baletaksar Gulmi. Library was established on 15th of poush 2074 and was formally handedover to Coffee Cooperative Association, a group of farmers who are farming coffee in Gulmi. A formal program was organized at the Coffee Cooperative Building and the program was chaired by the local 88 years senior citizen, regional chairman, coffee cooperative directors and visiting rotaractors. Local farmers and local people participated in the program. Rotary and Rotaract club of Pashupati Ktm supported with the agricultural equipments and books like:

S.No.	Name of Equipments	Numbers
1	Pulper Machine (Manual)	1
2	Pulper Machine (Electric)	1
3	Maize cover peeling	30
4	Coffee Cutting Machine	36
5	Shekchar	56
6	Agricultural Books, calendar, pamphlets	270
7	Computer Set	1

As December is the month of Disease Prevention and Treatment month, Rotary and Rotaract Club of Pashupati-KTM jointly organized Personal Hygiene program for school children at Shree Nil Barahi School on 29th Dec 2017. This training program will be essential in learning children about personal hygiene Personal Hygiene is the principle of maintaining cleanliness and grooming of external body. Maintain a high level of personal hygiene will help to increase self-esteem and confi dence, while minimizing the chances of developing imperfections. We distribute tooth brush, tooth paste, soap to each and every children. Rheumatic Fever and Rheumatic Heart Disease awareness Campaign As December is the month of Disease Prevention and Treatment month, Rotary and Rotaract Club of Pashupati-KTM jointly organized Rheumatic Fever and Rheumatic Heart Disease awareness Campaign for school children at Jana Jyoti Ma VI, Janagal Banepa on 31st Dec 2017. This training program will be essential in learning children about Rheumatic Fever and Rheumatic Heart Disease.

Project objective:
• To create awareness about Rheumatic Fever (RF).
• To create awareness about Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD).
• To provide knowledge about sign and symptoms of RF/RHD.
• To provide knowledge about preventions of RF/RHD

The Rotary and Rotaract club of Pashupati,Ktm initiated the free health camp on 2075-03-02 at {SAMUDHAYAK SWASTHA BHAWAN GHAMPCHA] to the local community people by specialized doctors and technical support was done by Teaching hospital,HAMS and Nepal orthopedic hospital as well as supporting partner was Nepal diabetes society. The Camp was started from 9:30 am to 3:00 pm. The doctors from teaching hospital; Dr. Jyoti Baral and her team as well as Dr. Rachit sharma,Dr. Bigyan Bhandari were presence to provided the free health check up services to 185 patient. There are 10 Rotarian and 15 Rotaractor were presence for volunteer. The Project was coordinate by Rtn. Ananda Bhandari.

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