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Sagarmatha Baalvachika English Boarding School Students Visit Ashram

Tulsipur – On Tuesday, students from grades 8, 9, and 10 of Sagarmatha Baalvachika  English Boarding School visited the Human Service Ashram branch office in Dang, Tulsipur. In addition to the visit, they contributed by serving breakfast at the ashram. The school's principal, Chhabi Kumar Wali; director, Tilak Dangi; and teachers, Sharad Sharma Majgai, Birendra Chandra, and Dinesh Gautam, were also present at the event.

The Human Service Ashram Dang branch was established in the year 2078 B.S. (2021 A.D.), and to date, it has rescued 217 homeless individuals and facilitated the family reunification of 83 people. Currently, 61 needy individuals, including 28 men, 16 women, and 7 children, are residing in the ashram.

The Human Service Ashram has been actively involved in rescuing, treating, caring for, and rehabilitating needy, helpless, disabled, abandoned, physically and mentally weak individuals who are forced to live a difficult life on open streets and public places. The organization also works to ensure their family reunification and overall well-being.

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