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HHC Agricultural technician Soviat helping woman farmer with tomato production in her new plastic greenhouse tunnel

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yasmaya Sertung vegetable tunnel photo 18 july 2022 (2)

Dried organic vegetables hygienically packaged for use in winter or for sale

Farmers use vegetable seedlings grown at HHC farming center Roby Valley

First eggplants grown in plastic tunnel in Ruby Valley Aug 2022

HHC agro-tech making fly-traps using avaiable materials for vegetable garden

HHC agro-tech teaching women farmers about plastic tunnels at HHC farm center in Ruby Valley

organic tomatoes in plastic tunnel, Ruby Valley 14 Jul 2022

pest identification through HHC expert

Several solar dryers are stretegically placed in Sertung village, Ruby Valley for drying vegetables hygienically

Women farmers learning food packaging at Chailgaon, Ruby Valley

Women farmers learning to prepare organic pesticide

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Children screening & therapeutic food distribution at Chimbang village

Clinic-on-wheels - child screening and food distribution at Brusbang village by health team

Severe case of malnutrition in Jayapuri CHU

Senior health provider providing training on use of therapeutic foods at Salanghat health center

MUAC (Mid Upper Arm Circumference) is a sure test of malnutrition in children, follow-up by health provider at Salanghat health unit

Weighing the baby at Syadul Community Health Unit by local health provider during screening

Waiting to be screened at Syadul

Measuring height of the child by local health provider during screening at Syadul CHU (25)

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WHO WE ARE

Himalayan HealthCare is a small nonprofit organization founded in 1992 that focuses on grassroots interventions to directly impact Nepalese living in impoverished and remote areas of Nepal. Our board of directors all serve on a volunteer basis, and the only paid staff are Nepalese working on the ground. The organization has many international medical professionals and students who serve as volunteers.

WHO WE SERVE

Poverty in Nepal is concentrated in rural villages and among ethnic minorities and Dalit (once untouchables). HHC partners with some of the most impoverished and marginalized people in the world, working in remote and isolated villages of several rural municipalities of Nepal. Women, Children, Indigenous, and Dalit community members are at the center of our work.