Our primary goal is to offer healthcare support to underserved communities. By providing medical supplies and aid, organizing health camps, and promoting health education, we work towards improving access to essential healthcare services in remote areas.

We are collaborating with the Rotary Club of Panauti in Panauti Village, Nepal to coordinate the donations and distribution of medical equipment from US hospitals.

The Rotary Club of Panauti, Nepal

Huntington / Cedars Sinai Hospital, Pasadena, CA

USC Arcadia Hospital, Arcadia, CA​​​​​​​​​

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We are also student delegates of the America Nepal Medical Foundation, with our mission of promoting the advancement of medical training and practice in Nepal.

America Nepal Medical Foundation

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MEDICAL SUPPLIES DONATED AND SHIPPED: (non-perishable)

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​Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

- Surgical and Medical gloves

- Surgical and Medical drapes

Sutures

Surgical Clippers

Vascular Grafts

Staples

Sinus Packs

Fibrin Sealants

Nasal Splints

Surgical Drill Bits

Bovie Coagulation tips

Irrigation Tubing and Sets

​Catheters

Braces

 

Our equally important goal is to support the education of marginalized children in rural Nepal. This will be one not just by donating funds, but also creating a communication hub where then can share their journey and exchange thoughts and ideas with their peer and sponsors here. We hope to make the relationships built here become a sustained lifelong affair.

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We are committed to sponsoring the education of 15+ underprivileged rural students in Kathmandu, Nepal. We are collaborating with the Mary Ward Scholarship Program through St Mary's School in Lalitpur, Nepal.​

 

St Mary's School, Nepal

Association of St Mary's Alumnae, Nepal (ASMAN)

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We are also commencing a pilot program of supporting 5 underprivileged rural students in Bhojpur, eastern Nepal. We are collaborating with an NGO based out of Kathmandu, Nepal.

 

​National Development Fund​

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Our organization is dedicated to expanding opportunities for girls in Nepal through the power of sports, beginning with soccer. In many communities, young girls have limited access to structured athletic programs, equipment, or safe spaces to play. By partnering with local schools and coaches, we provide training, gear, and community outreach that encourages girls to participate confidently in the game. Soccer has become a gateway to leadership skills, teamwork, and self-esteem—benefits that extend well beyond the field and into their daily lives.

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Building on the momentum of our soccer programs, we are now helping introduce and develop girls’ softball across Nepal. Softball is still a new concept in much of the country, which gives us a unique chance to create inclusive programs from the ground up. We supply equipment, support coach development, and collaborate with local organizations to establish the first girls’ teams and training clinics. Through softball, girls gain not only athletic skills but also new pathways for empowerment, education, and community engagement—strengthening the next generation of female leaders in Nepal.

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The WE United Project

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Our community outreach programs involve collaborating with local and overseas partners and volunteers to extend our reach and impact. By working closely with communities, we ensure that our initiatives are tailored to meet the specific healthcare needs of each region. We conduct awareness campaigns to educate communities about important health issues. Through student run newspapers, workshops, seminars, and informational sessions, we empower individuals to take charge of their health and well-being.

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​A student-led podcast can serve as a powerful tool for community outreach by providing a platform for local voices and issues to be heard. By sharing stories and insights from fellow students and community, these podcasts foster a sense of connection and engagement. Additionally, they encourage collaboration and awareness, helping to bridge gaps between diverse within the community.

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PODCAST: Conversations with South Asian Leaders

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PODCAST: Medicine Minute - by Students for Students

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ONLINE NEWSPAPER: The Outpoken - Student Opinions and Newspaper