The 'Enough Food, Enough Days, Nepal' campaign distributed warm clothes to children studying in six community schools in Jorayal Rural Municipality.
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'Enough Food, Enough Food' Campaign Nepal has distributed warm clothes to 544 children studying in 6 community schools in Jorayal Rural Municipality of Doti, targeting the cold weather.
Sweaters and caps were provided to students of Navodaya, Mahakali, Janata, Mahendra, Navjyoti and Janapriya Residential Basic Schools.
According to program facilitator Netra Khadayat, the program was completed in collaboration with Nepal Civil Servants Union Kailali and various supporters. Also, as part of the campaign, Dhangadhi Sub-metropolitan City Mayor Gopal Hamal has provided volleyballs and nets worth Rs 42,000 to those schools.
Similarly, a revolving fund worth Rs 201,000 has been established at Navodaya Secondary School with the aim of rewarding 1 girl and 1 boy who get the best GPA in the final examination of grade 8 every year for educational encouragement.
The chief guest of the program, Secretary of the Ministry of Social Development, Sudurpaschim Province, Dr. Hemraj Regmi, said that the campaign has made a positive contribution to improving the quality of education. Campaign coordinator Ghanshyam Bhatta expressed his commitment to continue the work of social service.
