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Miscellaneous Social Services

ORCHID’s contingent services to the community, inter alia, included distributing jackets and warm clothes collected from various donors to the people in some remote villages suffering from the plummeting temperature in January of 1998. It has also distributed clothes and other basic need goods to the needy people of different localities in the Kingdom like Ichangu village, Bungamati, Khokna, Bageshwori, Chhaling. The goods were donated in kind (no cash) by various individuals and institutions to it.  

So far as other community-based activities in the backward rural areas are concerned, it has executed a number of such programmes that include afforestation, creating awareness towards different social issues, counseling programmes relating to employment generation, education and other social issues, particularly for the poor, under-privileged families.

With a view to promoting income-generating activities in the economically backward communities in Nepal, two families of foster children from Bhangeri, Kabrepalanchok district were provided with 12 chickens and two makeshift sheds to start poultry business. Asian Friends’ Gobo, Japan financed it.

With the aim of boosting the morale of the national football team on the eve of the SAF (South Asian Federations) Games held in Kathmandu, ORCHID organized a reception programme on Sunday Sept 12, 1999 at Sudal village in Bhaktapur district. At the function, the children under ORCHID’s FCU programme were offered an opportunity to interact with the national football players in a homely atmosphere. On the same occasion, Nepal’s national booters, the ORCHID members and the students of the village also played a friendly match. The programme was prominently telecast by Nepal Television, Nepal’s only national television, the following Saturday with a special report.  

Management Capacity Building

For the aim of the effective management of the ORCHID’s activities  both internal   and external  to  materialize, a training-cum-workshop on Project Planning for its executive members was organized by Arhan Sthapit. The in-house training programme was held on August 7, 1999 (Shrawan 22, 2056).

Likewise, to educate the executive members towards meeting procedures, Sajib Bajracharya conducted the Meeting Procedures Training on September 8, 1999.

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