Medical Rehabilitation Organization

19/11/2025

बालाचतुर्दशीको पवित्र अवसरमा पितृहरूको सम्झना तथा पुण्य स्मृति कार्य अन्तर्गत, यस रिलाइफ पुन:स्थापना केन्द्रका अध्यक्ष तथा समाजसेवी श्री कोमल सिग्देल ज्यूले मेडिकल रिह्याबिलिटेशन अर्गनाइजेशनका अध्यक्ष श्री सम्राट सिंह बस्नेत ज्यूलाई खाद्यान्न तथा आवश्यक सामग्रीहरू हस्तान्तरण गर्नुभएको छ।
सामाजिक दायित्व तथा मानव सेवालाई केन्द्रमा राखी गरिएको यस सहयोगले पारस्परिक सहयोग–सम्बन्धलाई थप सुदृढ बनाएको छ। पितृ तर्पण र दान–पुण्यको दिनमा गरिएका यस्ता कार्यहरूले समाजमा सकारात्मक प्रेरणा प्रदान गर्ने विश्वास लिइएको छ।
यस अवसरमा रिलाइफ पुनःस्थापना केन्द्रका अध्यक्ष श्री कोमल सिग्देल ज्यूले समाजका विपन्न तथा आवश्यकता पर्ने व्यक्तिहरूका लागि निरन्तर सहयोगका कार्यक्रमहरू सञ्चालन गर्दै जाने प्रतिबद्धता व्यक्त गर्नुभएको छ।
Thank you Komal sigel ,rupa sigdel ,shiva sigdel,binay sigdel,puspa adhikari sigdel,apur adhikari for your kind gesture!!
TeamMeRO

16/11/2025

Even though we have large medical facilities in different regions and many illnesses are diagnosed on time, people often reach the hospital when things gets worse. The main reason behind this is financial hardship.

Muni, 28, is from eastern Nepal—a region where medical services are comparatively better than in many other parts of the country. She was diagnosed with a heart condition six years ago. During that time, she became pregnant, and the family did not return for follow-up checkups. She gave birth to a son and lived happily with her family for several years.

But a few months ago, her heart problems returned. She first visited a local hospital and was then referred to a larger facility. From there, she went to BPKISH Hospital in Dharan, where doctors again advised her to seek treatment in Kathmandu.

Muni’s husband works as a laborer and earns just enough to manage daily expenses. Traveling to Kathmandu with an empty pocket felt nearly impossible for them. That is when they met Mr. Sunil Khadka from DHERSEC Nepal.

Mr. Sunil contacted us and asked for help. We invited Muni and her husband to Kathmandu, and when we saw her condition, she was extremely unwell—so much so that she could not walk on her own. We immediately rushed her to the heart hospital and admitted her.

Doctors are now preparing to begin her surgery. But getting bed in Government hospital is like winning a war. It’s almost been 3 days she is in emergency waiting for bed. But thanks to the hospital and medical staffs, they are taking very good care of her.
Let us all pray for her recovery and hope she returns home healthy and strong.

14/11/2025

Are you interested in practical workshop on respiratory care ? !!!
Our group from Netherlands, USA and Nepal is conducting 3 days workshop in Kathmandu.
Don’t miss the opportunity !!!

https://www.newpathnepal.com/training-programs/healing-breath-holistic-ventilation-and-airway-care-workshop

16/10/2025

Humanity begins when we stop judging what we see and start understanding why others see it differently !!

15/10/2025

Treatment for burn injury is very challenging. It takes lots of time and needs lots of resources. One of the materials we use for them is silicone tape. It is self-adhesive dressings that improve the appearance of scars by flattening and softening them, reducing redness and itching, and relieving discomfort.
May be rich people can offered it to buy but for them it’s beyond their imagination. Even doctors don’t advice to buy them. But here we provide them for free!!

12/10/2025

Our Annual Report from Roads to Rehab Nepal !!

12/10/2025

Our Newsletter from Stichting Care4Nepal !!

Nieuwsbrief oktober 2025 door stichtingcare4nepal | 11, okt, 2025 | Geen categorieNamaste! In deze nieuwsbrief blikken we graag vooruit op het aanstaande bezoek aan Nepal van het bestuur. Annelies, Martha en Titia zullen de hele maand november in Nepal zijn! Graag stellen we Louise voor, ze is in se...

12/10/2025

Time Flies!!
You don’t realize how fast time goes until you see them grow !
Look at Sunmaya and Pemchozi- they've truly grown into mature and responsible young girls.
If you would like to know more about them, scroll back on our page about 10 years!
TeamMeRO

05/10/2025

Nepal is in pain again…
After days of heavy rain, our country is once again suffering. Roads are blocked, villages are cut off, and floods and landslides have caused devastation everywhere. Many lives have been lost in accidents and disasters. Yet, there is a small light of hope — unlike before, this time our government authorities have acted quickly and wisely, saving many lives through timely rescue and relief efforts.

Let’s all stay safe, stay alert, and look out for one another.
If you know anyone who needs medical shelter during this difficult time, please let us know — we are here to help.

Now, let’s share the story of little Dhiren, a 3-month-old baby from Kailali.

Dhiren’s parents, Yogesh and Ranjita, got married just last year. Though life has been full of struggles, they’ve always found happiness in being together. Yogesh works in a brick factory, while Ranjita takes care of their small home with love and hope for a better tomorrow.

Three months ago, their joy doubled when baby Dhiren was born. But only 28 days after his birth, Dhiren developed a high fever. They rushed him to a nearby hospital, but the doctors couldn’t identify his condition. They were told to take him all the way to Kathmandu — home to Nepal’s only children’s hospital.

After several tests, the doctors discovered that 50% of Dhiren’s liver has blood clots, and surgery is required. Because he is so small, the operation is risky, and doctors must proceed with extreme care. Days have turned into weeks, and weeks into months, as they wait for the right moment for surgery.

Waiting is difficult mentally as well financially. Kathmandu is not a cheap city. Yogesh rented a small room in the slum area near the hospital, paying a high price. Covering rent, food, and hospital expenses has now become almost impossible for them.

But fate brought a ray of hope — their neighbor knew journalist Prakash Singh, who shared their story with us. After verifying their situation, we found that everything was true — this young family is genuinely struggling and needs our support.

Now, they are with us, and we’re doing everything we can to help.
Let’s all pray that baby Dhiren recovers soon, and that Yogesh can see his son healthy again, free from pain and worry.

TeamMeRO

30/09/2025

This is a truly happy moment, not only for our organization but above all for Dhan Bahadur. After the tragic accident that left him in the hospital for weeks with multiple surgery and in our shelter for months, he never imagined he would stand or walk again. Think of his pain—a man who once walked freely through the mountains every day to graze his sheep, suddenly lying helpless in an our shelter bed, far from his home and his fields.

Yet, with two months of aggressive physiotherapy, proper care, and a nourishing diet, Dhan Bahadur has done the unimaginable—he is back on his feet. His courage and determination remind us that even in the darkest times, there is always hope for a new beginning.
Thank you our hardworking Physiotherapist and our nursing team and our hard working management team. You all deserve a big solute !!
TeamMeRO

30/09/2025

After Surgery Chandra is back to our shelter. Chandra is recovering well. Thank you all for wonderful wishes.

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27/09/2025

Kite Runner!!
During Dashain, flying kites is a beautiful tradition that brings joy and freedom. It also marks the end of the monsoon season and is a way for people to celebrate with family, blessings, and fun. Many believe that flying kites during this time is like sending a prayer to the gods for good weather.

While it is exciting to fly kites and run after the fallen ones, every year accidents happen—like falling from rooftops or getting injured. Please make sure your children fly kites only in safe places.

The story of 10-year-old Sima Kumari is a very sad example. She was flying kites with her friends on a rooftop near a high-tension electric line. Their kite got stuck in the wire, and when Sima tried to remove it, her head touched the line. She was electrocuted. She was rushed to a nearby hospital, but her injuries were so severe that within 10 days her family lost everything they had trying to save her. Finally, she was referred to a government hospital.

At TUTH hospital, with the support of individuals, organizations like BVS Nepal, and the dedication of nurses, Sima’s treatment became possible. But since it is festival time, hospitals are eager to discharge patients. The nurses requested us to take her in so she can continue wound care.

Now, Sima is in our shelter, and we are doing everything we can to support her.