Rescue of 3 Needy Homeless Individuals and 1 Family Reunification on Monday
Kathmandu – On Monday, various service centers of Manavsewa Ashram (the Human Service Ashram Nepal) rescued three needy homeless individuals. Similarly, one dependent individual was successfully reunited with their family. On this day, services worth NPR 189,303 were utilized from the ashram's service centers.
For the welfare of the needy individuals taking shelter at the ashram, donors contributed a total of NPR 193,420. Additionally, philanthropic individuals provided 15 meal services for breakfast and dinner across various service centers, along with 4 snack services. The ashram als
o reported receiving in-kind donations worth NPR 62,191 from different donors.
Manavsewa Ashram has been dedicated to rescuing, treating, nurturing, protecting, and facilitating the family reunification of needy, helpless, abandoned, disabled, and physically and mentally weak individuals who are forced to live a difficult life on open streets and public places.
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