DCWC Community Hospital, kavre, Kathmandu (2026)

10/03/2026

Mobile Eye Health Program Successfully Completed (26–28 February 2026)

From 26th to 28th February 2026, a three-day Mobile Eye Health Program was successfully conducted at DCWC Community Hospital. The program was organized in collaboration with Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology, Chaurideurali Rural Municipality, and with the valuable support of Good Vision Nepal.

The program was inaugurated by the hospital’s Management Manager, Tula Bahadur Lama, who warmly welcomed the visiting eye care team from Tilganga and highlighted the importance of community-based eye health services, especially for people living in rural areas where access to specialized care can be limited.

During the three-day outreach program, 156 community members received eye care services. Among them, 94 were women and 62 were men, showing strong participation from the local community. After detailed eye examinations, 48 individuals received prescription power glasses according to their vision needs.

The screening also identified 6 patients suffering from cataracts, a common eye condition that causes cloudy or blurred vision. Plans are already being made to support these patients with simple cataract surgery in the near future, so they can regain clear vision and improve their daily quality of life.

Programs like this play an important role in raising awareness about eye health, early detection of eye diseases, and ensuring that people in rural communities receive timely care.

We would like to express our sincere gratitude to the dedicated team from Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology, including:

Kamana Neupane, Program Officer

Pramila Dangaura, Ophthalmic Assistant

Khushbu Yadav, Ophthalmic Assistant

Dawa Lopchan, Optical Dispenser

We would also like to extend special thanks to Tej Bahadur Ghising, Chaurideurali Gaupalika health Department Incharge for his continuous coordination and support.

This program would not have been possible without the cooperation of the DCWC Community Hospital Management, committee members, local school teachers, students, health post staff, community members, and the dedicated employees of DCWC Community Hospital. Your collective effort and commitment made this program meaningful and successful.

Finally, we sincerely request Tilganga Institute of Ophthalmology and Chaurideurali Rural Municipality to continue their valuable collaboration in the coming days. With continued partnership and support, we hope to organize more community health programs and ensure that quality eye care reaches everyone who needs it.
https://www.dcwccommunityhospital.org.np/news&events/mobile-eye-health-program-successfully-completed-2628-february-2026

03/03/2026

A One-day Free Dental Health Camp Was Successfully Conducted At Shree Ganesh Basic School

A one-day free dental health camp was successfully conducted at Shree Ganesh Basic School, located in Chaurideurali Gaupalika Ward-02, under the coordination of DCWC Community Hospital's Manager, Tul Bahadur Lama at 22 February 2026 (2082/11/10).

The program officially began with an informative oral health session led by dental surgeon Dr. Sabina Suwal from our hospital. She guided students and community members on proper tooth preservation and demonstrated the correct brushing technique, emphasizing the importance of daily oral hygiene.

During the one-day free dental camp, a total of 38 individuals received services — including 16 females and 22 males. Among them:

18 patients were found to have dental problems

7 patients required extraction and were done in the school

5 patients needed teeth cleaning

4 patients were advised to undergo RCT treatment

Only 8 individuals were found to have healthy teeth

Addressing the gathering, Manager Tul Bahadur Lama encouraged all students and teachers to visit the hospital when needed and to prioritize the protection and regular care of their teeth.

In addition, Nursing In-Charge Saradha Karki conducted a practical session on the proper use of medicines in a First Aid box and provided essential health guidance to the participants.

We would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the entire school family, the administration, teachers, and students for their warm welcome, hospitality, and valuable support in making this one-day free dental health camp a success.

Special thanks to dental doctor Dr. Sabina Suwal, Nursing In-Charge Sharada Karki, ambulance driver Tek Bahadur Thapa, and Manager Tul Bahadur Lama for their dedicated service and contribution to the community.

Together, we remain committed to promoting better oral health and community wellbeing.

01/03/2026

Happy Holi !!
May this festival of colors wash away your worries and bless you with robust health, long-lasting vitality, and boundless happiness

19/02/2026

A Day Of Care And Commitment: School Health Camp At Saraswoti Secondary School

On a bright winter morning in Dhuseni Shivalaya, Ward No. 4 of Chaurideurali Rural Municipality, the courtyard of Saraswoti Secondary School was filled with more than the usual sounds of lessons and laughter. Instead of regular classes, the day was dedicated to something equally important:health.

A one-day school health camp was organized on February 12, 2026 at the school premises under the leadership of Dr. Rajesh Kumar Thakur from DCWC Community Hospital. The initiative aimed to provide basic health screening and medical consultation to the students, ensuring that their physical well-being supports their academic journey.

From early morning, disciplined students lined up patiently for registration and check-ups. Teachers assisted in maintaining order, and the atmosphere remained calm and cooperative throughout the day. By the end of the camp, a total of 195 students had undergone health examinations. Among them, 111 were female students and 84 were male students.

The medical team encountered a range of common health concerns. Several students were found to be suffering from fungal infections, headaches, cough, sore throat, common cold, dental caries, ear problems, and upper respiratory tract (URT) infections. After careful examination, necessary medicines were distributed on-site, and students were given guidance on hygiene, nutrition, and preventive care. For many of the children, this was their first comprehensive health screening in a long time.

Dr. Rajesh Kumar Thakur led the medical team with dedication and professionalism. He was supported by Pharmacy Assistant Pasang Syangtan, Nursing In-charge Sarada Karki, volunteer Dr. Katerina Spackova, health volunteer and pharmacy assistant Katarina Bila, ambulance driver Tek Bahadur Thapa Magar, school nurse Karishma Sunuwar, and CMA Nirmala oli. Each member played a vital role in ensuring the smooth and effective completion of the health camp.

The cooperation of the school teachers, staff, and students was equally commendable. Their coordination and discipline significantly contributed to the success of the program. The school administration also requested for a Blood identification Program for the students , which the hospital team happily agreed to prepare for future follow-up and continuity of care.

As the sun began to set behind the hills, the medical team packed up their equipment and prepared to return to the hospital. Our team left with a promise to visit again, to continue supporting the health of the children, and to strengthen the bond between the community and healthcare services.

The one-day school health camp was not just a medical event; it was a reminder that education and health go hand in hand. When children are healthy, they learn better, grow stronger, and dream bigger. And on February 12, 2026, in a small school in Dhuseni Shivalaya, that truth was clearly visible.

https://www.dcwccommunityhospital.org.np/news&events/a-day-of-care-and-commitment-school-health-camp-at-saraswoti-secondary-school

13/02/2026

School Blood Group Identification Program Successfully Conducted In Chaurideurali Gaupalika

On 5th February 2026 (2082-10-22 B.S.), a School Blood Group Identification Program was successfully conducted in Chaurideurali Gaupalika-1, Wangthali, with the active participation of local schools, health professionals, and community members. This meaningful program aimed to raise awareness about blood groups, blood compatibility, and the importance of blood donation from an early age.

Warm Welcome and Community Support

The program was warmly welcomed by Shree Tarlamo Basic School, Wangthali. The school’s Headmaster, Mr. Gunja Man Lama, along with the entire school family, showed great enthusiasm and cooperation. Their hospitality and readiness to support health-related services created a positive environment for the successful ex*****on of the program.

With the disciplined participation of students and the strong support of teachers, blood group identification was successfully carried out for 33 students at Shree Tarlamo Basic School.

Similarly, with the cooperation of disciplined students and teachers from Suryadaya Secondary School, also located in Chaurideurali Gaupalika-1, Wangthali, blood group identification was conducted for 70 students.

Program Outcome at a Glance

In total, blood group identification was completed for 103 students, out of which:

54 were female
49 were male
This program not only helped students learn their blood groups but also encouraged awareness about personal health and emergency preparedness.

Blood Group Compatibility Awareness Session

Along with blood group testing, an informative session was conducted to help students and teachers understand who can donate blood to whom and which blood groups are compatible. This knowledge is essential during medical emergencies and helps build a responsible and informed community.

Below is a simplified overview of blood group compatibility shared during the program:

O Negative (O−)
Can donate to all blood groups (universal donor)
O Positive (O+)
Can donate to: O+, A+, B+, AB+
A Negative (A−)
Can donate to: A−, A+, AB−, AB+
A Positive (A+)
Can donate to: A+, AB+
B Negative (B−)
Can donate to: B−, B+, AB−, AB+
B Positive (B+)
Can donate to: B+, AB+
AB Negative (AB−)
Can donate to: AB−, AB+
AB Positive (AB+)
Can donate to: AB+ only
(Universal recipient – can receive blood from all groups)
Mr. Tul Bahadur Lama (Hospital Manager) guided the teachers and students on blood group compatibility and supporting the program throughout the session, which helped students clearly understand blood donation concepts in a simple and practical way.

The success of this program would not have been possible without the dedication and teamwork of many individuals. We would like to express our sincere gratitude to:

Lab In-Charge Ms. Koshila Shrestha
Nursing Staff Ms. Sabina Shrestha
Volunteer Ms. Katarina Bila
All participating teachers, students, and school staff
Your collective efforts, professionalism, and commitment played a vital role in making this program impactful and successful.

The School Blood Group Identification Program was not just a health activity—it was an educational and community-building initiative. Programs like this help students become more aware, prepared, and responsible citizens. DCWC Community Hospital look forward to conducting similar health awareness programs in the future with continued community support.

https://www.dcwccommunityhospital.org.np/news&events/school-blood-group-identification-program-successfully-conducted-in-chaurideurali-gaupalika

09/02/2026

January 31, 2026 at DCWC Community Hospital, "your health is our priority" With this guiding motto, DCWC Community Hospital successfully conducted a regular mental health service program under its ongoing healthcare initiatives. As part of this program, a visiting psychiatrist from Bhaktapur, Dr. Dikhshya Neupane, led a comprehensive mental health treatment and counseling session at the hospital.

The program was formally inaugurated with a warm welcome by Manager Mr. Tul Bahadur Lama, who expressed his appreciation for Dr. Neupane’s dedication in addressing complex mental health challenges and providing professional leadership in psychiatric care. The initiative marked an important step toward strengthening accessible and quality mental health services within the community.

Community Participation and Services Provided

A total of 22 individuals participated in the mental health specialist service. Among them, 7 were women and 15 were men, reflecting growing awareness and acceptance of mental health care among community members.
Participants received psychiatric consultations, and in addition to mental health services, some beneficiaries also accessed dental treatment, making the program a holistic healthcare effort. This integrated approach ensured that patients’ overall well-being was addressed rather than focusing on a single health concern.

Common Mental Health Concerns Addressed
During the counseling sessions, Dr. Dikhshya Neupane provided guidance and treatment for common mental health issues, including:

Excessive thinking and persistent worry
Fear and anxiety without clear reasons
Headaches and heart palpitations
Loss of appetite or overeating
Trembling of hands and feet
Irritability and mood changes
Difficulty concentrating and restlessness

Dr. Neupane emphasized that these symptoms fall under treatable mental health conditions and can be managed effectively with proper care, lifestyle adjustments, and timely counseling.

Practical Advice for Better Mental Well-being
As part of the consultation, Dr. Neupane offered practical and easy-to-follow recommendations, such as:

Maintaining a regular sleep schedule
Avoiding mobile phone use late at night
Limiting tea, coffee, cold, and junk foods
Sharing inner feelings only with trusted and reliable individuals
Bringing positive changes in daily behavior and routine

These simple lifestyle modifications, combined with professional support, were encouraged to improve mental health and overall quality of life.

DCWC Community Hospital would like to express heartfelt gratitude to all those who contributed to the success of this program. Special thanks goes to Local community members, Schools and health posts,Cooperative institutions, Hospital management and committee members and especially Dr. Dikhshya Neupane, who traveled from Bhaktapur to provide dedicated psychiatric services
Together, these collective efforts made the mental health service program effective, impactful, and meaningful for the community.

DCWC Community Hospital remains committed to expanding accessible, compassionate, and quality healthcare services—because your health is truly our responsibility.

https://www.dcwccommunityhospital.org.np/news&events/mental-health-care-program-successfully-conducted-at-dcwc-community-hospital

02/02/2026

Dental Health Camp Successfully Conducted At Antarstriya Yuwa Barsha Secondary School-25-jan-2026

A dental health awareness and checkup program was successfully conducted at 25th Jan 2026, Antarstriya Yuwa Barsha Secondary School, located in Doramba Sailung Rural Municipality–7. The program was organized with the aim of promoting oral hygiene and raising awareness about the importance of dental health among students.

Total 59 students were examined. Among them 10 students were found to have carious and mobile teeth which required extractin so extraction were done amonth these studnets in the school itself. Besides this 30 students had caries while 15 students had stain and calculus that needed restoration (filling) and scaling (cleaning) respectively. Hence, they were asked to visit our hospita for further treatment.

With the valuable support and coordination of the school principal, Mr. Kamal Bikram Lama, our dental team visited each classroom individually. During these sessions, students were educated about oral health, proper dental care practices, and the long-term importance of maintaining healthy teeth. Students were also kindly requested to visit the hospital for necessary follow-up treatments.

We would like to express our special gratitude to the entire school family for the warm welcome and heartfelt farewell extended to our team. Their kindness, cooperation, and hospitality truly motivated us and added extra energy to our service.

This dental program would not have been successful without the active support of the school teachers, students, and the dedicated hospital staff of DCWC Community Hospital who were present throughout the program. We sincerely thank everyone who contributed to making this initiative meaningful and successful.

21/01/2026

Blood Group Identification Program Successfully Conducted At Shree Kallabari Secondary School

On 13 January 2026, Shree Kallabari Secondary School in Dudhpokhari, Sailung Rural Municipality–1, Dolakha, witnessed a meaningful and educational health initiative that brought learning beyond the classroom.

A blood group identification and awareness program was conducted for students from Nursery to Grade 10, led by Ms. Koshila Shrestha, Laboratory In-Charge of DCWC Community Hospital. With patience, care, and dedication, she spent nearly six continuous hours helping students understand the importance of knowing their blood group and ensuring each child’s blood group was correctly identified.

Throughout the program, students learned why blood group information matters—especially during medical emergencies, accidents, and blood transfusions. For many of them, this was their first experience learning about their own blood group, making the day both educational and memorable.

A total of 112 students took part in the program, including 58 girls and 54 boys. Every step of the process was handled carefully, with full attention to safety, accuracy, and the comfort of the students.

We would like to sincerely thank the entire Shree Kallabari Secondary School family—school management, teachers, and students—for their active cooperation and support, which played a key role in the success of this program. Our special appreciation goes to Ms. Koshila Shrestha for her tireless effort and commitment, and to Pharmacy Assistant Ms. Rabina Rai for her valuable support during the blood group identification process.

Programs like this help build awareness, confidence, and a sense of responsibility toward health from a young age. We hope to continue organizing similar health-focused initiatives in the future for the well-being of our students and the wider community.

14/01/2026

A Small Step Toward Brighter Smiles: Our Dental Health Outreach Journey To 3 Schools

9 January 2026 (2082/9/25) marked a meaningful day for our hospital team as we took another step toward improving community dental health. With the belief that healthy habits begin at a young age, our dental outreach program was carried out across several primary schools, focusing on awareness, prevention, and care.

The journey began at Shree Chaurikhola Primary School, located in Chauri Deurali Rural Municipality–Ward No. 2. Our hospital’s Dental Surgeon, Dr. Sabina Suwal, led the session with great care and warmth. She patiently demonstrated proper tooth-brushing techniques and explained the importance of daily oral hygiene in a way that young students could easily understand.

A total of 13 students participated in the program—6 girls and 7 boys—each eager to learn and actively involved throughout the session. At the end of the program, every student received a toothbrush and toothpaste, ensuring they could immediately put their new knowledge into practice. The smiles on their faces reflected not just excitement, but empowerment.

Following this, the team conducted a similar dental awareness program at Mahakali Primary School, also located in Chauri Deurali Rural Municipality–Ward No. 2. Here, 12 students took part in the session, including 8 girls and 4 boys. Once again, students were taught the correct methods of cleaning their teeth and maintaining oral hygiene. The program concluded with the distribution of toothbrushes and toothpaste to all participants, reinforcing the importance of consistency in dental care.

Our outreach then extended to Shree Darga Primary School, situated in Doramba Sailung Rural Municipality–Ward No. 4, Darga. This dental camp reached a larger group, with 23 students (9 female and 14 male) receiving hands-on guidance on proper oral hygiene practices. Toothpaste and brushes were distributed, and dental checkups were conducted as part of the camp.

Across all outreach activities, a total of 48 participants were involved, supported by only one vehicles for mobility and logistics. During the dental examinations, 10 individuals successfully underwent tooth extraction, while many others were identified as needing further cleaning and preventive dental care. These findings highlighted the urgent need for continued dental awareness and early intervention among students.

This initiative was not just about cleaning teeth—it was about preserving smiles, building healthy habits, and creating awareness for a lifetime. The success of this program would not have been possible without the wholehearted support of the school administrations, teachers, students, and the entire school community.

We extend our sincere gratitude to everyone who participated and supported this effort. Together, we are making a difference—one smile at a time.

14/01/2026

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11/01/2026

School Health Camp Successfully Conducted at Bhimeshwor Secondary School

Date: 6 January 2026 (22nd Poush 2082)

A School Health Camp was successfully conducted at Bhimeshwor Secondary School with the objective of promoting students’ health awareness and basic medical knowledge. The program officially began with an orientation on first aid medicine usage, where students were taught how to use medicines available in a First Aid Box. Along with this session, First Aid Boxes were distributed, marking the formal launch of the school health camp.

As part of the camp, general health check-ups focusing on Ear, Nose, and Throat (ENT) examinations were carried out. In addition, a dental checkup was conducted, which included evaluation of normal teeth, abnormal or special dental conditions, and dental plaque.

A total of 141 students participated in the health camp, among which 84 were female and 57 were male. The assessment revealed that, compared to male students, female students were more affected by dental problems, particularly tooth decay and requiring dental filling. This highlighted the need for improved oral hygiene awareness among students.

Furthermore, unclean ears were identified among some students. To address this , students were educated on the proper use of medicines for ear hygiene, and necessary medicines were distributed accordingly. This practical guidance contributed significantly to improving students’ understanding of personal health care.

We would like to extend our special gratitude to Bhimeshwor Secondary School for the warm welcome and active support that made this School Health Camp a success. We also sincerely thank the School Management Committee, Doramba Sailung Rural Municipality Ward No. 7, the entire school family, and all staff members for their valuable cooperation and contribution.

Such health-focused initiatives play a vital role in enhancing students’ physical well-being and fostering long-term health awareness within the school community.

30/12/2025

Your Health, Our Priority: Skin Care Program At 2025-12-27

On 27th December, under the initiative “Your Health, Our Priority”, our hospital, DCWC Community Hospital organized a specialized program focused on skin care as part of our regular health services. The event was held at DCWC Community Hospital, and the program was inaugurated by Ratna Bahadur Lama, Coordinator of the Hospital Management Subcommittee. He was happy and hearty and warmly welcomed Dr. Elsa Rajan, who is a Skin Doctor Specialist of Bhaktapur Nagar Hospital.

During the program, Dr. Elsa Rajan successfully provided services to 79 patients. total 45 females and 34 males. Among them, 2 patients received Intralesional Steroid injection for focal hair loss treatment , and 1 male patient was treated with Platelet Rich Plasma therapy. Many Patients were there with various skin concerns, including hair loss, pimples, pigmentation, scars, eczema, and itching.

Our Doctor guided them and we hope that following Dr. Elsa Rajan’s advice, patients can benefit greatly by avoiding smoking and alcohol, maintaining healthy sleeping habits, eating a nutritious diet, and adopting proper skin and hair care routines.

We would also like to extend our heartfelt thanks to everyone who contributed to the success of this program, including school principal , health in-charges, hospital management committee members, hospital staff, and all others who assisted and encouraged patients to visit the hospital. Your support helps us continue our mission of prioritizing the health and well-being of our community.
https://www.dcwccommunityhospital.org.np/news&events/your-health-our-priority-skin-care-program-at-2025-12-27

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