INSUBCONTINENT EXCLUSIVE:
KATHMANDU: Rotary Club of Kantipur has been organising various programmes in Kathmandu.
Since its establishment, Rotary Club of Kantipur (RI
District 3292) has been involved in multiple social service works to spread awareness and provide relief to victims of natural disasters and
various diseases.
Yesterday, during the club 20th anniversary (Installation Ceremony) celebration in Kathmandu, President of the Club, Kiran
Nath Pyakurel stated that social service is an important part of society and thanked everyone present for participating in the programme.
A
programme organised to mark the 20th anniversary (Installation Ceremony) of the Rotary Club of Kantipur, in Kathmandu, on July 2, 2019
Photo: THT
Pyakurel informed the audience about the various social works carried out by the club since its establishment and presented a
work-plan with different social works and events to be carried out in the upcoming future.
The club has been supporting multiple
individuals, and organisations that especially support children, women and senior citizens — who do not have access to basic needs such as
health, drinking water and education.
On this occasion, Pyakurel presented Tej Bahadur Tamang, principal of Sankheshwor Mahalaxmi School of
Kavrepalanchowk with Rs 10,000 in cash and a token of appreciation for his important contribution in the education sector.
The club
conducted health camps and provided relief to the victims affected by the destructive earthquake of 2015 in Makawanpur, Sindhupalchowk,
Ramechhap, and Dolakha districts
It also provided people with counselling about what to do during times of disaster.
Likewise, the club has been conducting programmes in
various locations to collect funds and provide economic support to people who do not have access to education, health and other basic
necessities due to their financial and social backgrounds.
A few days back, the club had also organised vocational skill training programmes
in Bhimphedi and other villages around Hetauda
It has been stated that an environment, in which the participants of the vocational skill training programmes are able to earn a living
through their acquired skills in their own villages, has been created.
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