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A free clothing bank has been established in Bahrbise Municipality Ward No-9, Bahrbise Bazar of the district. This bank, run by helping hands, keeps clothes for the needy.
The destitute children and the elderly in the remote and accessible areas of the district have been taking free clothes for themselves from here. Those who will help others and have started going to the clothes bank by depositing them.
The campaign to set up such a free clothing bank is new and first in the district . Although the cloth bank has been in operation since Wednesday, representatives of the Helping Hand have called on it to take clothes to the needy and give them to those who need them.
Earlier, the clothes and stationery in the bank were supported to the children who are facing financial shortages in eight schools across the district . Since four years ago, the helping hand has been providing various assistance to the families of the victims who are in need of disaster and fire in various villages.
According to Vikesh Lama, a local businessman who is one of the campaigners of Helping Hands, a free clothing bank has been established for the poor and needy. The bank, which is open daily from eight in the morning to eight in the evening, has clothes from children to the elderly. Anyone who is in need will be allowed to take clothes from here," he said.
28 young people and businessmen from Bahrbise Municipality, Balefi and Tripurasundari Rural Municipality of the district are involved in banks, financial institutions, insurance, cooperatives, medical and students.
Karma Bahadur Tamang, 5, who was coming to school in a sweater after his textbooks and clothes were burnt in the fire, was happy to get clothes for free.
He was studying in class 9 when the representatives of the helping hands reached the school and gave him school clothes and stationery. He expressed his gratitude. The family of fire victim Tamang has also been supported with food and clothes.
Sajan Thapa, a local who suffered financial hardship along with him, also thanked the representative for getting clothes and stationery support. "With this cooperative work, many underprivileged children and people are happy to get clothes, this kind of work is necessary everywhere," said Krishna Bahadur Rayamazhi, chairman of Bahrbise Municipality Ward 9.
