"So little done, so much to do". Appeal for Help Rebuilding of Community Post Disaster Nepal Earthquke

Having said that, there are a FEW EXTREMELY PRESSING ISSUES. The first being, TRANSITIONAL HOUSING during the monsoon rainy season that is about to begin. Please understand that this is not a matter of gentle sprinkle and light showers... it is literally buckets of water dumping out of the sky... for months on end. Imagine living under a tent or as many are -- a plastic tarp. That's not just miserable -- it's life threatening. Seriously.

The other issue that is really essential now is GETTING SCHOOLS UP & RUNNING -- again for those children who have been suffering a lot, post earthquake trauma. Largely the focus is on interim structures just to get kids back in the classroom and keep them dry during the rains. Dear Friends from abroad, please keep in mind that they are on a different style of school calendar that does not take the summer off. And they've already missed so much time and curriculum to cover.

Your kind contributions make it painless for yourself, but trust me when I say, your dollar, your pound, your euro goes a LONG WAY in Nepal.

DON'T THINK IT WON'T MAKE A DIFFERENCE... IT MOST CERTAINLY WILL.

Current updates

Today 9 June, our team lead by Dasaram is returning back to village with some essential relief aid. Something like 200x Tents, 50 sacks of rice, utensils and some medications.

Home destroyed, Monsoon is on the verge, so what?
Innocent children, Happy faces, Hidden pain
Bumdel Community Health Service, Bhujee Ramechhap, NEPAL
A picture paints thousand words
Survive to liveWe may be tired but hope is not lost, we will rise again
Home destroyed, parent killed, everything buriedAim

Bumdel Community Health Service is a Govt Registerd non-profit making local community based independent organization in Bhujee, Ramechhap, Nepal  to help low income and under privileged communities with the aims to promote general health and wellbeing by addressing the root cause of wider social awareness and providing emergency fund in the range of health care issues during extreme hour of needs.

Situation

As we all aware that the devastating earthquake that has hit the entire nation has left untold pain and misery to the Nepalese people, with the loss of thousands of lives and infrastructure including historical monuments, temples and U.N. heritage sites,

People have lost schools, health facilities and government offices,  actually everything. Most of our villages are located in exteremly remote areas; it takes five days to walk to some of them with relief items, but they’re trying their best. People are in a very difficult situation; they’ve lost their family and their children are suffering. They want to go to safe places.”

Activities

So far BCSC Bhujee, Ramechhap has carried out the following activities for the communities;

1. Organized and coordinated two free health camp visit in conjunction with Tamakoshi Hospital Ramechhap which provided free eyes, dental and general health check including medications for almost 500 people of Bhujee and its surroundings areas.

2.  We were the first organisation to be able to reach out and provide earthquakes relief aid of 140x blankets, 80x tents, some rice, dry noodle and biscuits to the affected communities of Bhujee and 5x tents and few dry foods to the affected victims of Pharpu, Ramechhap.

Our Goals

1. Short Term Goal: Our comminity was the hard hit one and located in the most remote part of the country. Due to this we priorotised our focus to help the affected communities to rebuild the post disaster crisis.

2. Medium to Long Term Goal: To promote general health and wellbeing of the local communities with a holistic approach - by considering wider issues of the community that affect the health. And continue to organize and co-ord health camp atleast once a year.

4. Long Term Goal: To purchase and donate an ambulance to Bhujee Health Post.

Methods of transportation

Summary

“The devastation it has brought to the nation required support and cooperation from all supporters and well-wishers in handling the post-earthquake relief and rebuilding phase.

In order to support the victims on post disasters rebuilding phase, Bumdel Community Health Service is looking forward to raising funds  on "collect more with little from many donors" concept, "with a lot of donors doing a little for many people" who were affected the most by these disasters.

Dear donors please be assured that we will make sure every pence we get will reach directly to the neediest. Once again thank you so much for your donation and trusting Bumdel Community Helath Service Bhuji, Ramechhap.

We have an Emergency Response Team (ERT) readily available in Kathmandu to offer any assistance, guidance or receive aid or gifts from our generous donors and dispatch/distribute to the affected victims in short notice. The following member of the team can be contacted;

Dasaram Sunuwar; President BCHSC                                                                                    009779843174580

Amrit Sunuwar; Field Reporter BFBS Radio                                                                009779744064851

Please visit our GoFund link Bhuji Ramechhap Bumdel Community Health Service and donate us, every dollar, pound, Euro any any currencies counts!!!

We Thank you for your generous support

Captain (Ret’d) Jayaprakash Sunwar (Jaya)
[email redacted]  or
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Thank you all amazing people for your love support and for your generous contribution. I would like to thank you in advance to Mick, John, Maria and Army Cadet Force and Barnard Caste School  for your kind initiative to raise the fund for this worthy cause. Really apprecited.

Please see below for your interest;

Dear Jaya,
Thank you for your email, which I have sent out to the company. The lads are putting their thinking caps on to raise money for Nepal.
Arthur is arranging a bag pack in Tesco in June and Lee is to organize a sponsored walk.
Will keep you up to date from time to time on progress.
Best Regards
John

Dear All,
As most of you know, we had a communication from our old friend Mick. Mick is in contact with Jay who is an ex-Gurkha officer. Jay had contacted Mick to inform him that he is collecting fund in support of Nepal after the earthquake they had suffered.
Given that yesterday they had a second quake this will be even more important. Some of you like, Lee asked if we could make the CTC ET w/e a sponsored w/e to raise money to give to Mick and hence Nepal.
I took this to the Comdt and CEO and NO objections have been raised. If you can think of any way for raising money, sponsorship, bag packs etc then you can. The only caveat is that every thing is recorded (names and money raised) so that all moneys can be seen and every thing is transparent, it is also a good idea to have two adults involved to record transactions as it is public moneys.
So if you want to raise money "crack on". Arthur it may be harder for you as you live in a Gurkha community and I would imagine there will all ready be lots of fund raising started? Pass this on to your people at Det

For any more information please contact Mick or self.
Best Regards OC

Dear Jaya,
I would be very happy to help.
My school, where I work, raised over £300 last week. Children were asked to put all their spare coins into a basket and we hope to raise more soon.

Take care, Jaya.
Kind regards
Maria

My Nepal, My motherland, My pride:

I live in the UK and I am thankful to my destine country privileged with electricity, running water, safe house, enough food, National Health Service and human rights.

Rules and regulations, laws and orders all in lines and unwritten constitutions all commonsenses . Taxed for Better roads, so better transportation and "the time is money."

I am safe and sound but back home in Nepal, I don't yet understand what this all means, 

Calamity, It's sad to see nature's destruction continuing so far:

Deadly Earthquake on April 25th. That paralyzed and terrified all.

Then Earthquake again that robbed the self steam and little built courage of hope. Some how people are crawling on their knees. Covering the heads with tarpaulins and tents.

So the wind challenges the shelter with high wind, hell storms and the Heavy rain. So what more can the people take? is this a test? 

Then there comes the hills crumbles down in a rush; blocking Kali Gandaki blocking Budi gandaki. Creating dam and so people are catching the fish. What else could there be to think of for name of nature's punishment by the good grace of God. I still don't have an answer.

My Nepal, My motherland, My pride:

Jaya
Jayaprakash Sunwar
North Yorkshire, UK
Bhujee, Ramechhap, Nepal

आज जेष्ठ २५ का दिन केहि राहतको सामग्रीको साथ् हाम्रा बुम्देल सामुदायिक स्वास्थ्य सेवा समिति भुजिका अध्याक्क्ष्य दसराम जी गाउ जादै हुनुहुन्छ...

Health Camp organised and coordinated by BCHSC 







BCHSC  distributing aid to the Earthqauke victims