Siddhi Shaligram Briddhashram!

Services to women and children extend

SMF founder wins prestigious award

Siddhi Sundar Dhaubhadel

Siddhi Shaligram Briddhashram
On October 22nd, 2005 the inauguration of Bhaktapur's first senior citizen's home, named Siddhi Shaligram Briddhashram (SSB), took place. SSB is now offering daycare services to all interested elderly citizens of Bhaktapur and their families. The funding for the building, which combines traditional architecture and modern facilities, was provided by a German charitable organization called Nepalhilfe Beilngries- Germany. For further information, please contact Mr. Karl Rebele, President of Nepalhilfe Beilngries
karl.rebele@nepalhilfe-beilngries.de, www.nepalhilfe-beilngries.de

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Services to women and children extend
The Siddhi Memorial Hospital is now providing 24 hour heath services to children. The Out Patient's Department is operating six days a week, treating an average of 70 women and children per day. The In-Patient Department currently contains 10 pediatric beds, primarily used while treating children with pneumonia, other respiratory problems and gastrointestinal illnesses. In response to a growing need for in-patient services, an additional 10 beds will be added to this department in 2006.

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SMF founder wins prestigious award
On September 22, 2005, Shyam Dhaubhadel, the founder of the Siddhi Memorial Foundation, was awarded the Social Service Award 2005 by Her Royal Highness the Crown Princess Himani Rajya Laxmi Devi Shah, for his contribution towards the healthcare of destitute women and children, and his exemplary work in social service. Seven awardees were selected from approximately 16,000 NGO’s and INGO’s working in Nepal. Congratulations Shyam!

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