| Support for Flood and Landslide Victims
13 January 2025 – With the support of Help for Nepal and Jeevan Vigyan UK, Nagarjuna Support to Jajarkot earthquake victims and Hikmat Badi Ashram Free Health Camp 1-3 October 2021, under the leadership of Nagarjun Learning Centre Trustees, a A general meeting (ZOOM) was held to discuss, edit where necessary and finalize the contract paper between Help4Nepal and MoneyTO. The meeting discussed the key points and finalized the contract paper and authorized the Chairman to sign the contract paper for and on behalf of Help for Nepal. The meeting also discussed and decided to release the funds that was raised with JustGiving page for Nepal Flood Relief Appeal rounded up to the nearest thousand in Nepalese Rupees, by adding a small amount from Help for Nepal account where necessary. Copy of the minutes is also available at this link. 1. To produce PPE and distribute to various part of the country including temporary COVID treatment Centre at Chhatreshwori Gau Palika Ward No 6, Bhotechaur, Salyan. A general meting was held (ZOOM) on Sat 8 May 21 to discuss and decide the following two grant application forms:
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The Chairman asked all new trustees to submit online form available at https://www.help4nepal.org.uk/trustees/ 10 Dec 19 16 Sep 19 09 Feb 19 Our first ever medical camp was very successfully completed in liaison with the Chitwan Rotary 05 Jan 19 8 Dec 18 20 Apr 18 15 Mar 18
The chairman asked all members to come up with a possible project(s) with necessary information i.e. Location (Where?), Funding source (How?), targeted population (Who?), time to start, time to complete (How long?) and positive results (What changes it will bring?), is it sustainable? etc are main factors to consider. |
| 21 Jan 18 Our first AGM was held on 21 Jan 18 at Gurkha Village Nepalese Restaurant. Recognition of  creditable work. We discussed various issues and covered last 12 months activities in details. Help for Nepal value and recognizes outstanding contribution from its supporters and well-wishers. The following were presented “Certificate of Recognition” on the day:
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| 21 Jan 18 Our 2nd fund raising dinner was held at Gurkha Village Nepalese Restaurant in Kidlington. The event was very well advertised and attended by many well-wishers and supporters. Help for Nepal is extremely grateful for their support and organizing very successful fund raising event. |
| 8 Oct 17 Oxford Half Marathon – Mr Chitra Thapa, one of our founding members participated and completed the Oxford Half Marathon Fund Raising Run and raised a handsome amount. A special thank you to Mr Chitra Thapa from the entire Help for Nepal team. |
| 3 Sep 17 Our first ever fund raising dinner was held at Yeti Nepalese Restaurant. Help for Nepal is extremely grateful for their support and organizing very successful fund raising dinner. The dinner was very well attended. A very successful event. |
| 9 Jul 17 Bank Account opened with HSBC for HELP FOR NEPAL. All members contributed £50 one off payment to generate initial funds and started a regular payment of £5 on every month with effect from 1 Aug 18. |
| 15 Jan 17 This was our first meeting after registration of HELP FOR NEPAL as a Not for Profit Company. We decided to buy counter collection buckets, print membership pads and planned for fund raising activities. We also agreed to contribute £50 one off payment to generate initial funds and start a regular payment of £5 on every month once our Bank account is live. |
| 5 Jan 18 Help for Nepal registered as Charitable Company Limited by Guarantee and Registered in England and Wales in January 2017 ® (Registered number 10549750). This is a “Not for Profit” Charitable organization formed by a group of volunteers, working together to make a difference. |
| Jun – Dec 16 We conducted various meetings to discuss and decide about the registered address, application to company house for a Not for Profit, Company Limited by Guarantee. All necessary documents were produced and submitted for registration. |
| 15 May 16 Our initial meeting was called by Mr Tulasi Paudel on 14 May 2016 to start a charitable organization. More than a dozen well-wishers attended the meeting. The meeting discussed about the name of the organization “HELP FOR NEPAL” as a charitable “Not for Profit” company. |
Learning Center distributed corrugated sheets (roofing materials) on January 13 (Poush 29) to eight families recommended by Ward No. 4 of Nagarjuna Municipality. The distribution event was conducted in the presence of Deputy Mayor Rameshwar Singh Khadka and other ward officials, as stated by program coordinator Bimala Adhikari. 
December 2023 – With the aim of delivering relief to the victims of the devastating earthquake in Jajarkot, Help for Nepal, in direct collaboration with the Nepal Red Cross, dispatched relief materials worth Rs 600,000.00. Chitra Thapa, the Vice President of Help for Nepal, traveled nearly two days from Kathmandu to reach Limse in Barekot Rural Municipality, Jajarkot, to distribute some of the relief items to the victims.The remaining relief materials were handed over to the rural municipality chairperson to be distributed as needed. On his return, Chitra Thapa also distributed warm school sweaters worth NPR 100,000 to the orphaned children of the Hikmat Badi Ashram in Surkhet on behalf of Help for Nepal. 
three days free medical camp was jointly organised by Nagarjun Learning Cente, Lions Club of Bhaktapur Pharmacists and Help for Nepal as the first event at the
newly built learning centre. Mr Shreejan Simkhada and Ms Samjhana Basulala plaid a vital role to get clearance from the government, arranging all necessary administration and bring all volunteers to deliver the Health Camp. The event was very well organised and was attended by over 300 people.
lives and many more were missing elsewhere. Melamchi area was badly affected. Despite recent support to National Innovation Centre (NIC) and two Dalit Uplifting programme, Help for Nepal provided RS 215,180.00 to support Melamchi Flood Relief programme. The support was covered by 
combat COVID-19 crisis in Nepal. After long discussion, the meeting warded £3,684.40 (RS 600,004.54) to NIC by adding around £250 (+/-) from Charity account where necessary for the following purpose:
Home (CPH) in Dang, western part of Nepal and agreed to raise fund through JustGiving page. Mr Aatmaram Dahal from Catrick Garrison took a lead to raise fund by committing to run 600+ km in 60 days. Mr Aatmaram Dahal has participated in more than 50 Half and Full Marathons including 100 km long Trail Walker and London Marathon. The CPH, under the leadership of Shri Bhola Yogi has a clear vision to create a home for orphans and underprivileged children where they get the opportunity to study, live and have a holistic life. The CPH has been providing service to orphans,
insurgency victims, destitute, and homeless children of Nepal by providing free education, food and accommodations for the last 26 years. It is an established orphanage home where there are currently 32 residential children and 131 day scholar children. A total of 163 students are being benefited by the CPH. I was touched by the service CPH has provided for the last 26 years and is still committed to continue to welcome orphans and underprivileged children for the foreseeable future. The CPH is running its service from the generous contribution from its generous supports. 
Club on 9 Feb 19. Eventhough the weather was not that favourable and
there was also another similar event going on the same day we have achieved our goal on the day. Two of our founding members were also present on the day. Please visit our gallery page to see photographs of the event.
we managed to raise £736.00 on that day. Thank you very much for those attended the fund raising lunch and for those who has contributed without attending the lunch. Your help and contribution was highly appreciated as always. Our special thanks to Mr Tilak, Mrs Lalita and Miss Roshni Upadhya for making the event so successful.
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