Ecological Protection Forum (EPF Nepal)

Closing ceremony of Semi Volunteer Teachers' Training program - 29/11/2009

EPF Nepal started Teachers Training Program, Teachers Support Program and Indigenous Girls Support Program from the year 2006 with the collaboration of International Women Education Network (IWEN Canada). Among them teachers Training program ended with the closing ceremony on 28 November 2009. The program was chaired by Mr. Ramesh Prasad Dhamala, the chairman of EPF Nepal. Mr. Dwarika Prasad Amgain, the Educationalist was the chief guest of the program. Head coacher Michelle Bonneau distributed the certificates to the coachers, head teachers of those coachers and other semi volunteer teachers. Mr. Dwarika had presentation on Healthy Culture in School. The closing ceremony lasted till 3:30 PM at EPF Nepal office in Dhading. Other programs like Teachers support program and Indigenous girls Support Programs are continuing in Dhading. The Program was coordinated by Mr. Ravi Bhatta, the coordinator of EPF Nepal. ...

Salang Medical-Dental Health Camp 11-15 Oct 2009 - 16/10/2009

EPF Nepal in coordination with Medical Mercy Canada conducted the Fifth Health Camp at Salang in Dhading Nepal from 11 October to 15 October 2009. The Salang Health Camp 2009 mainly focused on three major health needs, common in the countryside of Nepal: gynecological care (women\'s health issues), dental services and General medicine. In addition, the Education Program consisted of �mini� workshops on the importance of clean water and healthy sanitation practices; information on Leprosy diagnosis treatment; and discussion groups of women\'s health, family nutrition and illness prevention. Another important program at the health camp was teachers� training. Altogether 2087 people got the health services at the Camp. ...

21- 25 Oct 2009 Sixth Health Camp in Thosey of Ramechhap District - 30/10/2009

EPF Nepal in collaboration with International NGO Rescue Humanity the US and Local NGO Rainbow House Nepal conducted the Health Camp at Thosey, Ramechhap, Nepal from 21-25 October 2009. International and national volunteer Doctors, Dentists, Ophthalmologists, Pharmacists, nurses, Hygienists; assistants had provided the health services. The Health Camp was based on General Medicine, Dental service, Ophthalmology service, Awareness Program and Children Education program. Local Volunteers were deployed for the management of the program. Policemen and local people also had participated actively for the management of the program ...