We were happy to recieve email from Sarita who runs the hygiene programme which gives detail of classes and costs of recent programme in remote district. They worked hard to keep the costs down and so all of this happened for a total of £250 which is amazing value.
Dear Linda
Namaste
We finished Hygiene Programme in Praja Joyti Primary school in Jhyalchok VDC. 6 Gorkha . There are 45 students in our class. There are 12 classes . each class time is one hour . For this classes me and Kalpana went There 3 times and took 6 classes . for Other classes we used social mobilizer Bipana Wagle, We asked her what classes she can take after then we gave 6 classes for her.
We went there to run hygiene programme in first day, after programme we visited village ,family we found very poor hygiene in houses and environment so we added some parents in our class that was so effective. In our hygiene class we use same areas women Pabitra Chepang for helper.We feel 50 percentage changes in students they did not changes totally because the parents are un educated , they have 4/5 children ,water problem problem etc.
In this hygiene classes the classes we gave were:-
1. Test oral, written and observation
2. Personal Hygiene
3 .Home and Environment sanitation
4 .Hand Washing
5. Diarrhoea Method of making jibanjal
6. Water Purification
7. How to stool come to mouth
8 .Dust management
9. Nutrition
10. Toilet
11. communicable diseases
12. Final Test
In this programme the expenditure are following
1. students Materials Rs 19300/- – toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, nailbrush etc as seen in photograph above
2 . For school Materials Rs 6000/- waste bins, toilet cleaner and brushes etc
3. Bus fair 3 times for two members ( 180*2 =360 )*3=1080/-
4 .Home stay 2* 3*300= 1800/-
5. Porter charge Rs 1000/-(reduced as we some students helped carry materials.
6. Trainer cost Rs 6000/-
7. Helper Cost Rs 2400/-
8. stationary Rs 540/-
total expenditure 38120/- Approximately £250.00 total
please ask me if i need to write other and give me advice .
Thank you for your help and suggestion.
Best regards
Sarita Aryal
FULL STORY GDS received requests from Doctors in Gorkha hospital for several pieces of emergency breathing equipment earlier this year. We are so pleased to be able to confirm that two small units which provide a constant flow of oxygen to patients, as well as two suction machines and two nebulisers, have been purchased through funds raised by supporters in the UK.
delivery of the equipment to the hospital and Naomi has since visited and seen the machines in use by patients. The Doctors of course so grateful for the immense help this provides for patient care.
