Diamond Group students studying in the third semester of BBA at Victoria International College in Ghorahi have contributed by saving money from the business they did as part of the project.
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Students have helped the street dependent service house in Ghorahi Sub-metropolitan City-10, Narayanpur.
Diamond Group students studying BBA third semester at Victoria International College in Ghorahi have saved money from the business they did as part of the project work. More than 50 street dependent people have been rescued and housed at the service house run by the Human Welfare Society.
Diamond Group coordinator Sajna Bik said that they have helped the dependents at the service house being operated with Nepali-only donations to make it easier for them. They had saved money by selling various items at fairs and on the streets as part of the project work they did during their studies.
She informed that they have done social service with their savings considering their humanitarian feelings and civic duty. She said that they have provided the service house with essential items including food and hygiene items worth Rs. 15,000.
Human Welfare Society has started rescuing people stranded on the streets and providing shelter since 2075 BS. There are 6 such service houses across the country.
In addition to Dang, there are also service homes in the Pashupati area of Kathmandu, Jhaukhel in Bhaktapur, Dhulikhel in Kavre, Panauti and Nijgadh in Bara. More than 500 people are receiving services in these homes.
More than 1,500 of those rescued from the road have been reunited with their families so far.
