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Presentation of books to the Central Library of the Tribhuvan University
13th November 2007
A large collection of books were handed over on Nov. 8th by Chairperson of SAF-Nepal Dr. Rita Thapa to the Tribhuvan University, Central Library at a function held in Kirtipur.
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Medical Equipment Handed over to CTEVT-Nepal
28th November 2007
Medical equipment and training materials for the trainees of Assistant Mid-wifery course at the Council for Technical and Vocational Training (CTEVT) was handed over Tuesday afternoon by SAF-Nepal Chairperson Dr. Rita Thapa to the Member Secretary of the CTEVT Dr. B.B Jirel.
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Training Programme for Assistant Nurse Midwifes (ANM)
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Scholarships handing over ceremony
17th September 2006
Started in 2005, the funds for the second year of South Asia Foundation Madanjeet Singh Scholarship Program for Vocational Training of Assistant Nurse Midwife was handed over at a grand function held at the Maternity Hospital, Kathmandu on 17th September 2006 by SAF Nepal Chairperson Dr. Rita Thapa.
It will be implemented by the PerNatal Society of Nepal in coordination with the CTEVT (Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training), the Maternity Hospital and the Poverty Alleviation Fund.
A total of 50 students will undergo education and practical skills training. These students will be selected from the poorest districts of the country and will come from humble backgrounds.
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Handing-over ceremony of SAF-Madanjeet SIngh scholarships funds for ANM training to the CTEVT (Council of Technical Education and Vocational Training) by the SAF Chairperson Nepal Dr. Rita Thapa (right), Vice-Chairman of CTEVT Mr. Prasad Ghimire and Vice-Chairman of PAF (Powerty Aliviation Fund) Mr. Mohan Lal Sainju. |
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Maiti Nepal
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At the request of Maiti-Nepal, SAF agreed to launch a programme in which R. Lamichhane, the SAF IT coordinator in Kathmandu, would give computer training to disadvantaged women. This would help them get ‘respectable’ jobs and thus overcome the cultural taboo that prevented them from being accepted back into society. |
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SOS Villages
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Darsan Adhikari, SAF-Madanjeet Singh scholarship student, SOS Village Nepal. |
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SAF IT Coordinator Training in Reading (UK)
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