LC KTM LAZIMPAT CHAUTARI PLANNED PROGRAM AND ACTIVITIES 2013-2014
- FELLOWSHIP TREK | Annapurna Poonhill Trek NOVEMBER.
Understand your own country, culture and the awesome beauty of Nepal by exploring and trekking in Annapurna.Join with your fellow lions to explore.
- Charity Tour/ Charity Treks.
Bring foreign volunteer and help local community development
- HEALTH SECTION:
General Health camp, Free eye check up camp, Free Dental check up camp..sanitation, health issues talk, medical tour, medical counseling.
- EDUCATION- SCHOOLARSHIP for needy children
LC KTM LAZIMPAT CHAUTARI is sponsoring 5 kids and putting them to a good school.
- Youths involvement in country's development
Student speaking contest, quiz contest
- Participation in International Convention
· Leadership Development and Youth Empowerment - We want to reach out to the youth and develop leaders who will in turn empower the youth to work toward their dreams.
· Speech and Essay competitions – allowing young people to put their dreams down on paper or in words.
· Culture preservation activities with Art Shows and competitions including volunteer participation in organizing committees of Jatras like Krishna Janmastami Jatra at Nuwakot with local people.
· Working with abandoned, neglected, underprivileged and troubled youth. Most of our members of Lazimpat Lions are already working with a small group of disadvantaged orphans at Bhaesipati. Now, the initiation made will be continued through Lazimpat Chautari.
Public awareness –
· Disaster Risk reduction program which will focus especially in earthquake preparedness. Lazimpat Chautari will launch awareness program on risk reduction against earthquake. It will organize workshop, seminar and indepth research report by expert geologist on risk of earthquake and minimizing casualties if it occurs.
· Awareness on Road safety. Driving discipline and road safety is an important issue nowadays. Awareness program on driving discipline will be organized along with important stakeholders like traffic, transport company etc.
· Green network project has been planned. This will help to maintain greenery in urban areas especially in Kathmandu. Every Lions of Lazimapt Chautari will plant at least one tree in their house or residential area in Kathmandu.
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International Youth Exchange and Youth Camp Programs.
Live with a family in another country - Meet people your age from around the world
- Learn about the bonds we all share – and the differences we respect in each other no matter where we live
- LC KTM Lazimpat Chautari not only organize a significant number for fundraising events, we will participate in our community to change, improve and develop.
PERMAMENT PROJECT | BUTTERFLYHOME.ORG
There are an estimated 50,000 street kids scattered across Nepal in major urban areas. In Kathmandu alone there are some 1800 and that number will have grown by 500 to 1000 more each year. The numbers, of course, are hard to verify as these kids do a pretty good job of losing themselves in the cities. There are three types of kids and all need help. Those living with their family on the streets (no home, no education), those with one parent or both parents who work but at such menial jobs they too are homeless and again no education. And the most unfortunate, those who are kids alone: abandoned, disabled, abused and no where to turn to or go. Their ages can range from birth (given up in the hospital or abandoned under a bridge or along a road), and toddlers as young as 2 or 3. If Butterfly Home can establish a viable program in Kathmandu it is the hope that it can grow nationally. If 50% of these kids could be saved and taken off the streets, it is well worth the effort.
“Nothing you do for a child is wasted”
It is Butterfly Home's objective to establish a self-sustaining home for a small group of boys and girls to begin with. We have, now 9 children, 4 boys and 5 girls who need the security of a home and an education. These children are in school, but providing all of the necessary monies for food, shelter, clothing and educational funds is a daunting task. Securing funds is naturally a prerequisite to achieve our objective. Registered as a non-profit organization in Nepal, we hope to raise monies donated to our project by individuals, corporations, and international service groups. It is also our hope that in the future the Nepalese government can donate funds to help us grow and expand across Nepal.