Nepal Health Corps

01/01/2026

Warm New Year greetings from our team.
Together, let us move forward with purpose, resilience, and hope.

28/12/2025

NHC–Kantipur Academy of Health Science successfully conducted a School Health Program under Project Suraksh*t Maarga on 20th November at Guheswori Secondary School.
The program aimed to raise awareness about road safety and promote responsible behavior among school students.
Through interactive lectures, discussions, and question-and-answer sessions, students actively participated throughout the session.
Key topics included road safety principles, traffic rules, common causes of road accidents, and preventive measures.
Special emphasis was placed on pedestrian safety and understanding traffic signs.
Students demonstrated curiosity, shared insightful responses, and engaged actively in discussions.
The session encouraged safe practices in daily travel and strengthened students’ understanding of road safety.
By the end of the program, participants showed improved awareness and a positive attitude toward road safety.
The interactive teaching approach contributed to effective learning outcomes.
Overall, the session concluded with positive feedback and meaningful engagement.
This initiative reflects NHC’s continued commitment to promoting safer roads through school-based health education.

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26/12/2025

NHC–KUSMS successfully conducted a School Health Program under Project Suraksh*t Maarga at Punya Secondary School , Panauti, Kavre on November 28, 2025.
The program aimed to strengthen awareness and understanding of road safety among school students.
Through interactive lectures, discussions, and question-and-answer sessions, students actively engaged in the learning process.
Key topics included causes of road accidents, their impacts, preventive measures, and the importance of traffic rules.
Special emphasis was placed on recognizing traffic signs and practicing pedestrian safety.
Students demonstrated curiosity, enthusiasm, and thoughtful participation throughout the session.
The program encouraged responsible behavior and safe decision-making in daily travel.
By the end of the session, students showed improved awareness and a positive attitude toward road safety.
The effective use of participatory teaching methods contributed to meaningful learning outcomes.
Overall, the program concluded with positive feedback and strong student engagement.
This initiative reaffirmed the commitment of NHC–KUSMS to promoting safer roads through health education.

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20/12/2025

20/12/2025

Nepal Health Corps (NHC) – GMC is dedicated to advancing equitable, inclusive, and affordable health services for every citizen. Universal Health Coverage is essential to ensuring that no individual is denied care due to financial, social, or geographic barriers. Through community engagement, health education, and collaborative action, we aim to strengthen the health system at all levels. Access to quality healthcare is a fundamental human right and a shared responsibility. By investing in prevention, promotion, and primary healthcare, we move closer to a healthier and more resilient nation. Together with partners and communities, NHC–GMC continues to work toward sustainable health outcomes. Our commitment reflects Nepal’s vision of health equity and social justice. Leaving no one behind remains at the heart of our mission.

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19/12/2025

NHC – Gandaki Medical College (GMC) successfully conducted a School Health Program under Project Suraksh*t Marga at JCA School and Bal Prabhat School on 27th November.
The program focused on promoting road safety education and awareness among students, emphasizing the importance of responsible behaviour on roads to prevent accidents and injuries.

Students were educated on safe road-crossing practices, understanding traffic signs and signals, and the proper use of safety measures such as helmets and seatbelts.
The session also highlighted the risks of distracted walking and riding, safe commuting habits near school zones, and the importance of alertness in traffic environments.

Through interactive discussions and practical guidance, the program aimed to empower students with essential knowledge to become responsible and safety-conscious road users.
NHC remains committed to fostering safer communities by strengthening awareness and preventive education among young learners.

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18/12/2025

NHC – Asian College for Advance Studies successfully conducted a School Health Program under Project Suraksh*t Marga at Bluebird School on 28th November.
The program aimed to raise awareness about road safety education and promote safe behaviour among students.

During the session, students were guided on the importance of following traffic rules and staying alert while using roads.
They learned proper road-crossing techniques, including the use of zebra crossings and pedestrian signals.
The importance of wearing helmets and seatbelts to reduce the risk of serious injuries was emphasized.

Students were introduced to common traffic signs and signals to help them recognize danger zones and safe pathways.
The risks of distractions, such as using mobile phones while walking or cycling, were clearly explained.
Safe walking and cycling habits, especially near school areas and busy roads, were highlighted.

The session also covered basic steps to respond calmly and responsibly during road-related emergencies.
Students were encouraged to share the knowledge gained with friends and family to spread awareness.

Through this program, NHC continues its commitment to building safe, informed, and responsible road users for the future.

17/12/2025

Happy birthday to our energetic Communication Officer Ms.Ronita Bhandari.

15/12/2025

NHC – Manmohan Memorial Institute of Health Sciences(MMIHS) successfully conducted a School Health Program under Project Suraksh*t Marga at Janaprabhat Maha Vidhyalaya, Tahachal–Kalimati, on 2082-08-12.
The program aimed to promote stronger awareness of road safety education among students.

During the session, students learned the correct way to cross roads, the importance of staying alert, and how simple habits can prevent accidents.
They were introduced to essential traffic signs and signals, helping them understand how each symbol guides safe movement on the road.
The team explained why helmets, seatbelts, and reflective gear are crucial for personal protection.

Students also discussed common road hazards, the risks of using mobile phones while walking or cycling, and how to identify unsafe situations early.
Safe cycling practices, pedestrian rules, and the importance of walking on the left side of the road were highlighted.
Basic steps of emergency response were demonstrated to prepare students for unexpected incidents.

The session encouraged students to become responsible road users and safety ambassadors within their community.
Together, we strive to build safer roads, safer schools, and a safer future for everyone.

15/12/2025

NHC–Karnali Academy of Health Sciences successfully conducted a School Health Program under Project Suraksh*t Marg, aimed at raising awareness on safe road practices and empowering students to become responsible road users.
The session included interactive discussions, demonstrations, and student engagement activities to strengthen knowledge on road safety and overall well-being.

This meaningful initiative was organized in collaboration with NHC–IOM CDPH and supported by UNICEF, ensuring that young learners receive the right guidance to build safer and healthier communities.

14/12/2025

NHC–YHSA conducted a School Health Program under Project Suraksh*t Marga at the meeting hall of Kathmandu Shikshyalaya School, Mid-Baneshwor, on 2082/08/12.
A total of 36 students actively participated in the session.
The program focused on enhancing students’ knowledge of road safety and responsible road behavior.
Key topics included understanding traffic signals, proper use of zebra crossings, and safe pedestrian practices.
Students were encouraged to stay alert while walking or commuting, especially in busy city areas.
The session highlighted simple yet effective steps to prevent road accidents.
Participants also discussed how individual actions contribute to safer streets for everyone.
Through this initiative, NHC–YHSA aims to build awareness and promote a culture of road safety among young learners.
The organization remains committed to empowering students with essential life-saving knowledge.