DCWC Community Hospital, kavre, Kathmandu (2026)

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

28/12/2025

Social Audit 2081/2082, Orientation and Review Meeting Successfully Conducted

Date: 18 December 2025

Under the chairmanship of Mr. Ratna Bahadur Lama and the coordinator of the DCWC Community Hospital Management Sub-Committee, the Social Audit Orientation and Review Meeting for the Fiscal Year 2081/2082 was successfully commenced.

The program formally began with a warm welcome and opening speech delivered by Mr. Tul Bahadur Lama, Hospital Manager and Program Presenter. The event was graced by the presence of the Chief Guest, Ms. Renuka Chaulagain, Chairperson of the Rural Municipality, and Special Guest, Ward Member Mr. Som Bahadur Pradhan.

The program was honored by the participation of distinguished guests and representatives from various educational, health, technical, and community institutions, including:

· Mr. Raju Chaulagain, Principal, Buddha Himalaya Secondary School

· Mr. Mohan Dhungel, Principal, Kiranodaya Secondary School

· Ms. Laxmi Lama, Principal, Tasi Child Development Lower Secondary School

· Mr. Kusung Lama, Principal, International Youth Secondary School, Doromba Sailung–8

· Mr. Salam Lama, Principal, Chaurikhola Lower Secondary School

· Mr. Tank Prasad Chaulagain, Technical Officer, Livestock Services

· Ms. Urmila Pariyar, Head, Civil Registration Section

· Mr. Badri Bhandari, In-charge, Nagre Garchan Health Post

· Ms. Muna Paudel, Health Assistant, Majhi Pheda Health Post

· Ms. Laxmi Lama and Mr. Ramesh Khati, Health Assistants, Sano Ward Thali Health Post

Also land donor Mr. Tej Bahadur Lama, Executive Director Mr. Chanda Lama, and Management Committee Members Mr. Guna Bahadur Waiba Lama, Mr. Bharat Kumar Shrestha, Ms. Kanchi Tamang, Mr. Dil Bahadur Lama, Ms. Rupa Lama, Mr. Yug Ghising, and Mr. Dil Bahadur Ghising were present.

Representatives from women’s cooperatives, medical professionals, auditors, ward members, and social service sectors also actively participated, including:

· Ms. Mina Lama, Member, Nagre Garchan Women’s Cooperative

· Medical Officer Dr. Rajesh Kumar Thakur

· Dental Surgeon Dr. Sabina Suwal

· Auditors Mr. Suraschit Dhungel and Ms. Anish Basnet

· Ward Member Ms. Rewati Pariyar

· Social Worker Mr. Karna Bahadur Pradhan

After following a request by the program presenter, Mr. Guna Bahadur Waiba Lama, DCWC Community Hospital Management Committee Member, gave the welcome speech. Despite his busy schedule, he remained present throughout the program and expressed sincere gratitude to all attendees for their valuable time and support.

Additionally, Mr. Tul Bahadur Lama presented the progress report and financial statement for the Fiscal Year 2081/2082, along with the proposed work plan for the upcoming Fiscal Year 2082/2083. He invited all participants to share their feedback, suggestions, and insights during the discussion session.

https://www.dcwccommunityhospital.org.np/news&events/social-audit-20812082-orientation-and-review-meeting-successfully-conducted

23/12/2025

Merry Christmas and Happy New Year 2026 !
Wishing you a Christmas filled with the magic of the season, the warmth of loved ones, and the blessing of good health.

22/12/2025

Two-Day Free Health Camp Successfully Conducted
DCWC Community Hospital successfully organized a two-day Free Health Camp with the objective of providing accessible healthcare services to the local community.

The health camp was conducted with the valuable participation of highly experienced medical professionals, including Dr. Ram Govinda Chaudhari, Cardiologist from the National Heart Centre; Dr. Ram Sharma Paudel, Gynecologist; and Dr. Resham Raj Pun and Dr. Anil Patel, General Physicians from Bhaktapur International Hospital. Their expertise and dedication played a key role in delivering quality medical consultations and diagnostic services throughout the camp.

The program was officially inaugurated by welcoming Mr. Tej Bahadur Ghising, Chief of the Health Section of Chaurideurali Rural Municipality, Mr. Devendra Mainali, Administrator of Chaurideurali Rural Municipality Primary Hospital, and representatives from eight local health posts. The guests were honored with flower garlands, symbolizing appreciation and collaboration, before the formal commencement of the free health camp..

Over the course of two days, the health camp served a total of 405 individuals, demonstrating a strong community response and the growing need for accessible healthcare services. Among the beneficiaries:

271 females

134 males

The services provided included:

118 laboratory tests

92 X-ray services

300 cardiac-related consultations

Special emphasis was placed on women’s health through dedicated gynecological screening services. A total of 103 women received gynecological examinations, contributing significantly to early detection and preventive care.
VIA (Visual Inspection with Acetic Acid) positive cases: 10

Vaginal vault prolapse: 4 cases

Rectocele: 3 cases

Polyp cases: 3 cases

We would like to extend our sincere gratitude to all the specialist doctors, the Chaurideurali Rural Municipality team, management and sub-management teams, and all hospital staff members whose dedicated efforts made this two-day Free Health Camp a great success.Their coordinated efforts ensured smooth operations, efficient service delivery, and a patient-friendly environment throughout the event.
Our hospital sincerely thanks all individuals and organizations involved in making this health camp a success. We remain committed to organizing similar outreach programs in the future, reinforcing our mission to deliver quality healthcare services and contribute positively to community health and preventive care.

11/12/2025

Blood Grouping Camp Successfully Conducted At Bhimeshowar Secondary School
A one-day blood grouping camp along with a brief "health awareness session" was successfully organized on 7th December 2025 at Bhimeshowar Secondary School.
The event was organized by DCWC Community Hospital, with full support from the school community of Thapagaun, Doramba Sailung Gaunpalika – Ward No. 7.

The program began with a warm welcome and a short introduction session. The event started with an informative session on Healthy Lifestyle, conducted by Dr. Katerina Spackova, an international volunteer from the Czech Republic.
She delivered an engaging, student-friendly presentation for students from Class 5 to 10. The students actively participated and enjoyed the session.

Total 105 students received their blood group Identification. The medical team from our hospital performed blood grouping for 105 students within just 5 hours, including:

60 female students
45 male students

The main objective was to help students identify their blood type and raise awareness about health readiness during emergencies.
The organizers express heartfelt gratitude to all individuals and supporters who contributed to the success of the program.

Local Leadership

Prabin Lama – Ward Head, Doramba Sailung Ward No. 7
Ganesh Nagarkoti – Principal, Bhimeshowar Secondary School
Entire school family for coordination and support

Medical & Volunteer Team from DCWC Community Hospital

Dr. Katerina Spackova – Volunteer & Healthy Lifestyle Instructor
Koshisla Shrestha – Lab Assistant
Sarada Karki – Staff Nurse

Their continuous effort during the 5-hour blood grouping process is highly appreciated.

Management Support

Tula Bahadur Lama – Management Head
Played a key role in ensuring smooth operation and overall management.

This blood grouping camp has not only helped students learn about their blood types but has also inspired awareness about health and safety. Bhimeshowar Secondary School looks forward to conducting more such impactful programs in the future.

https://www.dcwccommunityhospital.org.np/news&events/blood-grouping-camp-successfully-conducted-at-bhimeshowar-secondary-school

04/12/2025

A Day Well Spent At Shree Kharapani Secondary School -Free Dental Camp (23 Nov 2025)

We reached Shree Kharapani Secondary School, Doramba Sailung Gaunpalika–4, with the plan of running a dental preventive care session. The school welcomed us with so much warmth that the whole day felt special from the very beginning.

Our Dental Surgeon Dr. Sabina Suwal started the program with a simple, friendly class on oral hygiene. She explained to the students how small daily habits can protect their teeth for life. The students listened with real curiosity, and the teachers also joined in, making the class lively and interactive.

After the session, we began the dental checkup and Oral Screening and extractions we also done among the students who need. One by one, students came forward, some shy, some excited. By the end of the day, 58 students had their teeth examined. Among them 23 were male and 35 were female. 30 Dental cares, 8 scaling and 11 extraction with 9 of them were found no abnormality. Most of them shared their small dental worries, and we guided them as much as we could. Seeing their interest made the whole effort worthwhile.

We are truly grateful to the entire school family for making this one-day free dental camp smooth and successful. The cooperation from the teachers, the enthusiasm from the students, and the support from the school management made everything easier for us.

The school’s love, respect, and the way they welcomed us encouraged us to extend our help further. At their request, we are also planning to conduct the blood group determination program, hoping this information will be useful for the students in the future.

A heartfelt thanks to Dr. Sabina Suwal for her hard work throughout the day, and to Nursing In-charge Saradha Karki for standing by and assisting whenever needed. We also wanted to thank our assistant pharmacist Rabina Chamling Rai for helping us with registrations and keeping the important records.

We would also like to thank the school management team for all the support they offered from start to finish. Our hospital management is equally thankful for the opportunity to serve the community in this way. 23 November 2025 turned out to be a very meaningful day for us.

Programs like these remind us why community health work matters so much. We hope to continue reaching out to more schools and villages in the coming days.

Thank you, Shree Kharapani Secondary School, for such a warm and memorable day.

03/12/2025

A Heartfelt Day Of Gratitude: Honouring Our Supporters On 15th Anniversary

November 22, 2025 (Mangsir 6, 2082) became a truly memorable day for our DCWC Community Hospital as we came together to celebrate dedication, goodwill, and community spirit. To honor those well-wishers and supporters who were unable to attend our Hospital’s 15th Anniversary Celebration on September 16, 2025, a special Honouring Program was organized with great respect and warmth.

The event began under the formal leadership of Mr. Tul Bdr. Waiba (Hospital Manager), who conducted the program with dignity and care.
The ceremonial inauguration was graced by Mrs. Devi Shrestha (Ward Representative) and Mr. Ratna Bahadur Lama (Coordinator, Hospital Management Sub-Committee). Together, they lit the traditional lamp, symbolizing hope, service, and the continuous journey toward better healthcare for our community.

Representatives from various sectors like schools, Health Post, ward offices, cooperatives, and members of our management sub-committees joined us to make the program meaningful.
A welcome speech was delivered by Mr. Barat Kumar Shrestha (Member, Hospital Management Sub-Committee), who acknowledged the presence and contribution of each guest, setting a heartfelt tone for the rest of the program.

The highlight of the event was the presentation of Appreciation Certificates to individuals and organizations whose support has strengthened our journey over the years.
The honoring session was led by Mr. Ratna Bahadur Lama and Mr. Tej Bahadur Lama (Land Donor), who expressed gratitude on behalf of the hospital for their unwavering commitment.

In addition, special recognition was awarded to:

Mr. Bharat Kumar Shrestha – supporter and well-wisher since the hospital’s beginning
Mr. Dinesh Lama – Ward Head Supporter
Their continuous dedication has played an essential role in the hospital’s growth and progress.

The program continued with a heartfelt congratulation message from two respected teachers, Mr. Raju Chaulagain and Mrs. Laxmi Lama. They expressed pride in the hospital’s growing impact on the community and society.

Representatives from the Cooperative, Ms. Samjhana Lama and Mr. Rajendra Bista on behalf of the Health Post also shared their good wishes and the good impact in the district. Their words of encouragement made everyone feel the importance of this hospital and as a pillar of service and care.

The event concluded with an insightful presentation by Mr. Dinesh Lama (Ward Head Supporter), who shared updates on the hospital’s recent progress and outlined future plans designed to expand and enhance healthcare services in the coming years.

The Honouring Program was more than just a ceremony — it was a reminder of the strong relationships, shared values, and collective efforts that continue to support our hospital’s mission. As we look toward the future, we carry forward the same gratitude, unity, and community spirit that made this day so special.

26/11/2025

Pramila Lama’s Journey to Motherhood
Pramila Lama from Kavre, Chaurideurali-02, 21-year-old, suddenly felt a strong, sharp pain in her abdomen. At first, her family thought it might just be another discomfort, but within minutes they realized it was something more serious.

Because an ambulance couldn’t reach their home directly, her family urged her to walk down the village trail to the nearest place the vehicle could reach. It was a difficult moment, but her determination and the calm support around her kept her walk going.

At 11:39 PM on 2082/07/28, Pramila gave birth to a beautiful baby boy weighing 3500 grams. The baby’s father, Nisan Lama, stayed close and comforted her throughout the process, relieved to see both mother and child safe.

Today, Pramila and her newborn son are healthy, resting, and surrounded by family. Their story reflects the strength of rural mothers, the importance of quick action, and the quiet courage shown in moments of uncertainty.

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