Jayanti Memorial Trust

14/04/2025

नयाँ वर्ष २०८२ को शुभकामना !!💐

01/04/2025

On March 29th,2025 JMT in coordination with MCVTC conducted a free cardiac camp in Asrang, Gorkha, in partnership with Sambhav Nepal NGO, and Bhimsenthapa VDC. The camp provided comprehensive cardiac screening, benefiting 510 individuals. The camp provided vital health services to the community, screening 510 individuals, conducting 330 ECHO tests and 375 ECGs. Additionally, 16 patients were referred for further diagnosis and treatment. This initiative aimed to raise awareness and offer essential cardiac care to those in need.

14/02/2025

Many people have hearts on their minds as they move into February. This month not only holds the season built to celebrate love, Valentine’s Day, but also marks American Heart Month, which is an excellent time to educate yourself on heart health.

When we take care of as part of our self-care, we set an example for those around us to do the same. ❤️❤️

30/10/2024

On October 23, 2024, Jayanti Memorial Trust, in collaboration with doctors from the University of Washington, successfully organized a nursing conference at Fishtail Lodge in Pokhara. The event attracted 70 nursing professionals from different health institutions of Pokhara , providing a platform for knowledge exchange and professional development.
The conference focused on critical topics in cardiovascular and critical care. Overall, the conference provided valuable insights and fostered collaboration among nursing professionals, enhancing their ability to deliver high-quality care in their respective fields.

30/10/2024

On October 22, 2023, a free cardiac camp was successfully held at the Western Regional Hospital in Pokhara, organized by Jayanti Memorial Trust in collaboration with a team of expert doctors from the University of Washington and the Manmohan Cardio Thoracic Vascular and Transplant Center. The camp aimed to provide essential cardiac screening and care to the local population. 423 peope were screened from different outskirts of Pokhara.
Hence, 160 ECGs were performed, aiding in the identification of potential cardiac issues.
and 192 ECHOs were conducted whereas 13 suspected cases were referred for further treatment based on the screening results. Over 350+ patients received free medications, contributing to their ongoing care and management of cardiac conditions.

10/10/2024

Wishing you all a very happy and prosperous Dashain 2081!!
-JMT Family

29/09/2024

29/09/2024

Jayanti Memorial Trust received the Award from Nepal Heart Net on the occasion of World Heart Day 2024.
This honor was handed over to the Vice Chairperson, Mrs Shreejana Rana during the main event of the World Heart Day, 2024.

29/09/2024

Happy World Heart Day 2024!! The theme for World Heart Day 2024 is "USE HEART FOR ACTION." This theme encourages individuals to take care of their hearts and urges everyone to prioritize cardiovascular health.

07/09/2024

Since its inception, ‘Go Red For Women’ has gained significant attention and support. It has become a widely recognized day for advocating heart disease prevention and raising awareness about the importance of a heart-healthy lifestyle. Hence, with the objective of providing free screening and raising awareness on womens health, JMT in coordination with Fishtail Lodge, Pokhara organized its annual ‘Go Red For Women’ program at Kedareshwor Temple , Pokhara where 350 visitors were screened. As this day serves as a reminder of the importance of heart health education, prevention, and early detection, free counseling were done by our nurses and doctors. The visitors and everyone around there appreciated the program and our services.

07/09/2024

On the occasion of Teej, JMT successfully organized its annual “Go Red for Women” program at Pasupati Temple. This initiative, dedicated to the well-being of women, provides free screenings for blood pressure, sugar levels, Height, Weight and BMI.
Hence, on 6th September 2024, with the technical support from Shahid Gangalal National Heart Center, a free screening program was organized where 527 visitors/ patients were screened. This endeavor underscores our commitment to advancing women's health by providing free basic medical services and raising awareness in the community.