Himalayan HealthCare 2025 Update
2024-2025 Reports
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For children nutrition program, Total cases have decreased by 69%, with severe cases down by 87%, moderate cases by 80%, and mild cases by 52%.
Children Nutrition Program2116 children between 6 & 59 months in 84 villages were screened by Feb 2024 in Benighat Rorang Rural Municipality.
17.3% children (373) found malnourished of which 33 severe, 127 moderate and 213 mild. |
Reproductive Health Training85 trainees in 2 training sessions
VIA- 22 from 9 municipalities STI - 23 from 9 municipalities Implant 20 from 7 municipalities IUD - 20 from 7 municipalities |
Skilled Birth Attendant Training62 patients served till date by 8 trained midwives. Hundreds will be benefited over next 3 years
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Project: Himalayan HealthCare
Mission: HHC will A) Provide scholarships and support for 6 Dalit/minority young women to attend secondary school, and 5 young women to complete an 18-month midwife training program, and B) Deliver four 5-day OB/GYN trainings to current Auxiliary Nurse Midwives 
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Description:
Himalayan HealthCare (HHC) seeks to improve quality of life for people of Nepal's most marginalized communities by providing primary healthcare, community education and income-generation opportunities. Targeting the root causes of poverty and illness, our programs are developed with active community engagement, with women at the center. Since 1992, in northern Dhading District, HHC has worked in remote, roadless mountain villages where community members live in extreme poverty, lacking access to basic education and health care, currently struggling to recover from the devastating 2015 earthquake. For over 27 years, HHC’s life-changing work has benefited many thousands of Nepal’s poorest residents. |
