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Semester In Nepal 2024
Sept 15 to Dec 15, 2024,Kathmandu University
Embark on an unforgettable journey with our “Semester in Nepal” study abroad program hosted by Kathmandu University, where academic pursuit meets adventure!
Our unique ways of combining western science education with eastern philosophy and spiritual practice exposes our students to transformative learning experiences in Nepal that can be found nowhere else.
Nestled among the breathtaking peaks of the Himalayas, Nepal offers a unique blend of cultural richness, historical depth, and natural beauty unlike anywhere else in the world.
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"Official visit: Kathmandu Mayor Balendra Shah Hosts HHHE Chairman Narayan Shrestha and Boulder Mayor Aaron Brockett"
HHHE President Mr. Narayan Shrestha and Boulder Mayor Mr. Aaron Brockett made a courtesy to visit Kathmandu Metropolitan city with Mayor Balendra Shah on 24th Jan 2024.
Helping Hands Health Education International and Kathmandu University have teamed up to offer a unique and exciting opportunity for students to participate in a semester abroad program in Nepal. This program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive cultural immersion experience while also allowing them to pursue their academic goals. The program is tailored to offer students the opportunity to gain exposure to a diverse culture, academic curriculum, and practical experiences while also engaging with the local community.
Helping Hands is a non-profit organization that is committed to providing aid and support to communities in Nepal. The organization has a strong focus on education, healthcare, and community development. They have been operating in Nepal for several years and have built strong relationships with local communities, schools, and organizations. Helping Hands works closely with Kathmandu University to provide an educational experience that is grounded in the local context and provides students with opportunities to engage in meaningful community service.
Kathmandu University is a leading academic institution in Nepal. The university is renowned for its commitment to academic excellence and its focus on research-based learning. Kathmandu University offers a wide range of academic programs in fields such as science, engineering, management, and social sciences. The university has a diverse student body, and its faculty comprises experts in their respective fields.
The Operating Semester in Nepal program is a collaboration between Helping Hands and Kathmandu University. The program is designed to provide students with a unique cultural experience and a comprehensive academic curriculum. The program is open to students from all over the world who wish to study in Nepal and engage in meaningful community service.
MoU signing Program Nepal
MoU Signing Program In Nepal
MoU Signing between Helping Hands Health Education International and Nepal Netra Jyoti Sangha
January 20, 2023
President of Helping Hands Health Education International (HHHE), Mr. Narayan Shrestha and Chairperson Prof. Dr. Chet Raj Panta signed the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) on January 20,2023 in Kathmandu, Nepal.
The objective of the MoU is to assist Nepal in providing affordable eye care service to the underprivileged communities.
During the MoU signing program organized by NNJS, HHHE President Mr. Shrestha presented the possible areas of support to strengthen the capacity of NNJS and develop and provide a sustainable eye care service in Nepal. He said “HHHE begins the collaboration through donation of reading glasses,sunglasses and glass frames based on the demands we receive from NNJS eye hospitals and/or eye care centers. Additionally, HHHE is willing to support funds for cataract surgery and equipment for eye hospitals.”
NNJS Chairperson Mr. Panta emphasized on their interest of establishing long-term collaboration with HHHE. NNJS Executive Director Dr. Sailesh Mishra presented the RAAB survey, 2020 report findings. According to the survey report, still 60% population of Nepal does not have access to any kind of eye care services.
To date NNJS has a network of 27 eye hospitals, 150 eye care centers and 42 district branches.
OUR PROJECTS
Nepal
Building schools and hospitals, providing health care through mobile medical and dental clinics...for over 25 years we have helped the people of Nepal gain access to important services. Since the devastating 2015 earthquake, we have increased our efforts by providing basic services such as building temporary housing.