Nepal Paediatric Society

Nepal Paediatric Society Nepal Paediatric Society, Baluwatar, Kathmandu, Nepal. The Society was established in 1981 A.D. by a group of paediatricians working in Nepal.

Nepal Paediatric Society (NEPAS) is the professional, non-profit making, social welfare organization of the paediatricians as well as paediatric surgeons of Nepal committed to strive for the overall development of the children of Nepal. Through support for child right issues, child health including preventive measures and professional upgrading and welfare of its members. Since its inception it has played pivotal role in the development of community child health by it endorsement of child health policies strategies and interventions developed by WHO, UNICEF, USAID and other agencies working in the field of child health and also work closely with this agencies in establishment of ORT units training of health man power in ARI, diarrhea, malnutrition, breastfeeding, vitamin A and IMCI etc. On its own initiative the society established extended paediatric service in the suburbs of kathmandu valley in Bode, Thimi, clinic in Namgel School , Swayambu and High School Bode and it also free clinic in its premises in Pulchok Lalitpur. It has played a major role in carrying out training for doctors and nurses for districts hospital in clinical management of diarrhea and ARI through a project sponsored by USAID in 1985 and it has also been actively involved in training the health professionals in IMCI in Nepal.

29/09/2025

Nepal Paediatric Society Wishes you al a very Happy, Peaceful and Healthy Dashain.

In Loving Memory of Dr. Yogendra Bhakta Shrestha. A gentle light has dimmed, yet its glow will forever guide us. With de...
29/09/2025

In Loving Memory of Dr. Yogendra Bhakta Shrestha. A gentle light has dimmed, yet its glow will forever guide us. With deep reverence, we remember him - a brilliant mind, a joyful soul, a healer whose life was woven with devotion to children and to his nation.

September 14 (Bhadra 29 B.S.) is observed as National Children’s Day in Nepal. On 14th September 1990 AD Nepal had signe...
14/09/2025

September 14 (Bhadra 29 B.S.) is observed as National Children’s Day in Nepal. On 14th September 1990 AD Nepal had signed and approved the protocol passed by UN Convention on Child Rights. To commemorate that day Nepal started to mark 29th Bhadra as the National Children’s Day since 2063 B.S. This year it is being celebrated around Nepal with the slogan “बाल मैत्री शासन, बाल अधिकारको सम्मान” i.e. “Child Friendly Governance, Respect to Child Right”

A New Dawn has broken over Nepal-a dawn painted with the colors of hope, resilience, and renewal. With the formation of ...
13/09/2025

A New Dawn has broken over Nepal-a dawn painted with the colors of hope, resilience, and renewal. With the formation of the new government under Ms. Sushila Karki, we step into a new day of justice, accountability, and the power of the new generation. It is the beginning of a new era where the voices of the young are no longer whispers in the wind but the thundering heartbeat of the nation. Gen-Z, with their unyielding courage and clarity of vision, have stood at the forefront of change, proving that the spirit of youth can rewrite history. Alongside them, we acknowledge the role of the Nepali Army that played a vital role in mediating peace and preventing further bloodshed, guiding the nation through its most fragile hours. As we all embrace this New Nepal, let us bow our heads in solemn condolence to the brave young souls who sacrificed their lives and to those who were wounded in the struggle. Their valor shall forever illuminate our path, reminding us that out of pain and turmoil blossoms a brighter tomorrow, where the dreams of the fallen are carried forward by the living. NEPAS has always spoken for the heath and rights of children of this country and forever will do so.
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NEPAS would kindly request all paediatricians working in different geographical areas and hospitals of Nepal to provide ...
09/09/2025

NEPAS would kindly request all paediatricians working in different geographical areas and hospitals of Nepal to provide details of any individual admitted to your respective institution to nepas2010@gmail.com. These details will be forwarded to the concerned child rights NGOs/INGOs to help mobilize support during this crisis. World Health Organization Nepal

03/09/2025

Health authorities are scaling up a multi-pronged response to rapidly contain the cholera outbreak by enhancing coordination, strengthening case detection and surveillance, strengthening case management, facilitating information management and reporting, promoting safe water, sanitation and hygiene. Protect yourself and your loved ones from cholera by adopting safe practices: drink safe water, wash hands regularly, and cook food thoroughly.

02/09/2025

Though the pace of the spread of cholera has slowed, people are still getting infected. Cholera is a highly infectious disease that causes severe diarrhoea and vomiting, which can lead to dehydration and death within a few hours if left untreated World Health Organization Nepal Ministry of Health and Population-Nepal

Nepal often witnesses outbreaks of water- and food-borne diseases, including cholera, during the monsoon season as flood...
31/08/2025

Nepal often witnesses outbreaks of water- and food-borne diseases, including cholera, during the monsoon season as floodwaters contaminate most of the drinking water sources and children remain at high risk.

31/08/2025

Let us scale up an urgent response to contain the outbreak and prevent further spread of Cholera by adapting recommended hygiene and sanitation practices, including drinking only boiled, chlorinated or otherwise treated water; washing hands frequently with soap and safe water (especially before eating and after using the toilet); and seeking immediate medical care if symptoms such as watery diarrhea or vomiting appear.

Our stand on the use of Swarnabhasma/ Swarnakalpa as an “Immune Booster” in Infants and Children of Nepal. Until clear, ...
25/08/2025

Our stand on the use of Swarnabhasma/ Swarnakalpa as an “Immune Booster” in Infants and Children of Nepal. Until clear, public proof of DDA registration and lot-wise quality testing is provided, and in light of no proven clinical benefit and credible safety risks (including honey

स्तनपान: धर्म, विज्ञान र ममताको मिलन“धर्म शास्त्रहरूले जसरी यज्ञमा आहुति दिनु पुण्य मानिन्छ, त्यसरी नै आमा बनेर शिशुलाई ...
07/08/2025

स्तनपान: धर्म, विज्ञान र ममताको मिलन

“धर्म शास्त्रहरूले जसरी यज्ञमा आहुति दिनु पुण्य मानिन्छ, त्यसरी नै आमा बनेर शिशुलाई पहिलो पटक स्तनपान गराउनु पनि एउटा श्रेष्ठ धार्मिक कर्म हो भनेको छ । वेद, उपनिषद्, आयुर्वेद, र पौराणिक ग्रन्थहरूले बारम्बार आमाको दूधलाई जीवनदायिनी अमृत भनेका र तसै गरी बाइबल र कुरानले पनि स्तनपानको धार्मिक महत्व उल्लेख गरेको छ ।

स्तनपानले केवल शरीर मात्र होइन, बुद्धि, संस्कार र आत्मबल पनि निर्माण गर्छ । हामीले आजको वैज्ञानिक युगमा पनि स्तनपानलाई धर्म, संस्कार र स्वास्थ्यको साझा धरोहरको रूपमा प्रवर्द्धन गर्नुपर्छ ।

म नेपासको तर्फबाट सबै आमाबुबा, आमा समूह, धर्मगुरु, राजनितीज्ञ र समुदायका अगुवाहरुलाई अनुरोध गर्दछु कि; छ महिनासम्म केवल आमाको दूध दिइने सन्देशलाई धार्मिक, सांस्कृतिक तथा राजनैतिक अभियानकै रूपमा अगाडि बढाऔं । "स्तनपानलाई प्राथमिकता दिऔँ: दिगो समर्थन प्रणाली निर्माण गरौँ"- यहि हो साँचो सेवा, धर्म र ममताको प्रतिविम्ब।”

-डा. अरुण कुमार न्यौपाने
अध्यक्ष, नेपाल पेडियाट्रीक सोसायिटी (नेपास)

As we come to the end of , let us continue to join hands and “Prioritise breastfeeding: Create sustainable support syst...
07/08/2025

As we come to the end of , let us continue to join hands and “Prioritise breastfeeding: Create sustainable support systems” Ministry of Health and Population-Nepal World Health Organization Nepal

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Baluwatar
Kathmandu
44600

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Monday 09:00 - 17:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 17:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 17:00
Thursday 09:00 - 17:00
Friday 09:00 - 17:00
Sunday 09:00 - 17:00

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