आफु सुरक्षित रहौं र अरुलाई पनि सुरक्षित रहन सहयोग गरौँ ।

आदरणीय यस संस्थाका सेवा- ग्राही ज्युहरु , सम्पूर्ण सदस्य ज्युहरु , कर्मचारी साथीहरु र संस्था संग प्रत्यक्ष्य - परोक्ष्य रुपमा  जोडिनु भएका सम्पूर्ण महानुभाबहरु , यतिबेला सम्पूर्ण विश्व कोरोना  भाईरस संग जुधिरहेको छ।  बितेको ४/५ दिन यता हाम्रो सुर्खेत र समग्र कर्णाली प्रदेश नै भाइरसको उच्च जोखिम मा रहेको तथ्यहरु बाहिर आईराखेको छ। यस कठिन घडीमा  कोरोना भाईरस बिरुद्दको भ्याक्सिन बनेर हामीकहाँ आईपुग्ने बेलासम्म का लागि सामाजिक दुरी बनाएर बस्ने र विश्व स्वास्थ्य संगठन साथै  नेपाल सरकार ले दिएको सुरक्ष्यात्मक उपायहरु अवलम्बन गर्नु भन्दा बाहेक अरु  विकल्प नै छैन। अतः यस बिशम परिस्थितिमा हजुरहरु जो, जहाँ, जुन अवस्थामा हुनुहुन्छ उच्च मनोबलका साथ प्रचलित सुरक्ष्यात्मक नियमहरु पालना गरि बसिदिनुहुन हार्दिक अनुरोध छ।  भईपरी आउन सक्ने खाद्यान्न तथा स्वास्थ्य संकट समाधानका निम्ति स्थानिय सरकार र  स्थानिय समाजसेवी व्यक्ति / संस्था हरुसँग सम्पर्कमा रहिरहुनुहोला। राहत सहयोग अत्याबस्यक भएको तर नपाएको खण्डमा , हाम्रा बालबालिकामा थप शारीरिक जटिलता देखिएमा  वा मनोपरामर्श , सल्लाह आवस्यक भएको खण्डमा निम्न मोबाईल नम्बरहरु मा सम्पर्क राख्नुहोला। 
९८४८०००७०६ - ज्ञानेन्द्रराज गौतम ( अध्यक्ष )
९८४८०४१००६ - बिजय कुमार बस्नेत ( उपाध्यक्ष्य )
९८४८०४८३८१ - पूर्ण बहादुर रावत (सचिब , मानो परामर्श दाता )
९८४१६८०८५४ - गगनसिंह गिरि  ( कोषाध्यक्ष्य )
९८५८०७१५०० - दिपेन्द्र ठाकुर  ( सिनियर फिजियो थेरापिस्ट  )
९८४४८०९४२६ - ओम बहादुर बसेल  ( असिस्टेन्ट फिजियो थेरापिस्ट )

आफु सुरक्षित रहौं  र अरुलाई पनि सुरक्षित रहन सहयोग गरौँ ।


ए डी सी परिवार
सुर्खेत

Activities in Center : Photo Feature

Dear well-wishers,
the world is now suffering from the infection of Covid 19. We have also closed the center following the rules of the lockdown of the government of Nepal. At present, two children are staying with their parents in the hostel of the center. They came from Kalikot and Jajarkot districts. Similarly, 1 student volunteer (with disability, from Jajarkot ) is also staying in the hostel of the organization and is helping there. We have asked other children and staff to stay at home until further notice.

Scenes of some of the activities before the lockdown are included here.

High Profiles Visit in ADC: Photo Feature

Dear well-wishers,

Towards the end of 2019, many of our most important personalities visited. We are very grateful to Jean Paul Neusy from New Zealand, Renate Luse, and her friends from Germany, as well as Smriti Suwal from Handicap International Nepal and her physiotherapist friends. Your visit advice and love gives us a lot of encouragement.

Welcoming Jean Paul Neusy 

Senior Physio Therapist explaining about ADC service to the guest

Jean Paul with ADC family

           
                                   Nov 2019, Renate Luse & her Friend, from Germany

Vice President Mr. Bijaya Bashnet & Treasurer Mr. Gagansingh Giri Welcoming to Guest

Mrs. Renate and her friend Providing Vibrator Machine to ADC Team

Our Guest With ADC Family

                                          Jan.2020,  Handicap International Nepal Team 

Rehabilitation Experts Smriti Suwal and Physiotherapists with ADC Staffs & Kids

5th General Meeting Of ADC

With the beginning of the new year, 2020 ADC well finished its 5th general meeting. All ADC members have participated in the program. General meeting have passed financial report of fiscal year 2075/076 presented by ADC treasurer Mr.Gagansingh Giri, And similarly passed progress report and task plan presented by ADC secretary Mr. Gyanendraraj Gautam for this running year.

5th General Meeting has reformed a new body of 9 executive members with the commanding of  Mr. Gyanendraraj Gautam. Seven members are elected and two others are appointed by the new body. The new executive body organized 1st meeting recently and well passed some valuable decisions and expressed many thanks to our founder president Mr. Ganesh Bahadur Rawat for his great services of the past 10 years as a president. Founder President Mr. Rawat also expressed his commitment to fulfill guardianship to ADC.

To achieve success in ADC's vision, mission and goal and to run program broadly ADC appointed some valuable advisors. All of them are promised and committed to ADC. They will provide voluntary advice and facilitative supports to ADC in their related sectors.

 New executive body :

President:           Mr.Gyanendraraj Gautam
Vice-President:   Mr.Bijaya Kumar Bashnet
Secretary:            Mr.Purna Bahadur Rawat
Vice - Secretary: Mr.Purna Prashad Acharya
Treasurer:            Mr.Gagansingh Giri
Member:              Mrs.Purnima Bhattarai
Member:              Mrs.Laxmi Kumari Gautam
Member:              Mrs.Teeka Rijal

Advisory team :

A) Senior Advisor: Mr. Ganesh Bahadur Rawat ( Founder President of ADC)

B) Special Advisor: 1) Mr. Bishnu Sharma (President; National Disabled Federation Karnali Province)

                          : 2) Mr. Rishikeshar Khanal ( Professor; Midwestern University )

C) Legal Advisor: Mr. Uttam Acharya ( President; Nepal Bar Association, Surkhet )

D) Rehabilitation Advisor: 1) Mr. Sunil Pokhrel ( Rehabilitation Expertise, working  in an INGO )

                                     : 2) Mr. Prem Devkota ( Rehabilitation Expertise, working in an INGO )

E) Media Advisor: Mr. Prakash Panta ( News Reporter, BBC Nepali Service )

ADC Advisor Rishikeshar Khanal inaugurating the program

ADC Members Participating the program

New elected executive body of ADC

Thank You Very Much for following us.

Meeting With Guardians

Before lockdown, ADC organized a meeting with guardians of our daycare children in the center. There was a discussion on various topics about our kids and our services. Generally ADC used to conduct such type of meeting based on requirement. The meeting was initiated by ADC  Vice -  President Mr. Bijaya Kumar Bashnet.

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Birthday celebration of Bibek at center

                                      Always our love and blessing with you dear Bibek.

High Level Visit in ADC

Disability focal of department of health services and experts of rehabilitation from World Health Organization and Handicap International visit to ADC. This high level visit was organized in Karnali province for a consultative meeting which will later on drive the Rehabilitation Startegic Plan of Nepal

Inauguration of transportation facility in ADC

 Dear all

On auspicious occasion of Bishowkarma Puja on 18th September , we inaugurated transportation facility. The program was done in the presence of ADC advisor Rishikeshar Khanal.  It was donated by Dr Jacques and Himalaya humantire  team Paris, France.

We would like to show our gratitude to Dr Jacques and H H team Paris and we assure to do our best in near future.

                                                                       Thank You.

Birthday Celebration

11th birth day celebration of Suman  B K

Dhan Bir Bk : Progress Report:

Dhan Bir BK, a 4 and half year old male child from Chaurjhari, Rukum, Karnali province was diagnosed with Diplegic CP. He was admitted to ADC on 24^th May, 2019. The main concern of his mother was that he was unable to stand and walk. He had good head control, rolling, creeping and crawling. He has skillful play if taught. The main goal of our team was to make him able to stand and walk within 3 to 6 month. We provided him play and functional therapy, strengthening training, balance and propioceptive exercises, gait training and some basics of special education. On 7^th August, we re-assessed him and found out that he was able to stand with minimal support and can walk properly with the support of walker. His parents are so motivated with progress that they want to keep him more in our rehab center. Also our goal is to make him independent and enhance his quality of life.

                        

                                                                                    

                                                                                

                                                                                                                                                                                      Thank you.

Special education in ADC:

                                      With a motive to serve disabled and helpless child, ADC has been working as one of the institution which provides physiotherapy services and special education. Our main goal is to rehabilitate the CWDs, so that they can live independently and with dignity. We know that we are lagging behind in vocational and occupational therapy but we are trying our best to fulfill that need as well. For rehabilitation, special education is important for the children with disability. We have been providing basic knowledge to the children so that they can read and write in near future. Till now we have one special education teacher who is using different methods to teach different types of children with disability. With her help there are many children who can read and write till now. In near future we are planning to expand our educational block and recruit new teachers for more number of children.

                                                                                                                      

                                          

                                          

                                            

Thank you for being with us.

                                                                                                                        

                     

Progress Report: Srijan Shahi

Srijan Shahi, a 7 years old male child from Kalikot, Nepal was diagnosed with Athetoid CP and was admitted to ADC in 2075-09-10 BS. The main concern of his parents was that he was unable to stand and walk. He had normal crawling activities with limitation in walking and standing. Also his hand function was impaired but he had skilful play. For him we set goals to make him able to stand and walk for which our rehab team gave him play and functional therapy and strength and balance training.

At the end of Asad, we reassessed him and found out that he was able to stand independently and was able to walk with the help of assistive device quiet easily. His parents want to continue the treatment so we are doing our best to achieve more independent for him in future.

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  Thank you.

                                                                                                                       

Gyanendra Gautam
MD, ADC
Surkhet, Nepal

Progress report: Roshani Rimal

Roshani in white dress

Roshini Rimal, a 11 years old female child was diagnosed as Diplegic CP. She was one of the oldest of our client. She was 2 years old when she was admitted to ADC. But she left the treatment after some time. Again in 2075-4-26 BS she was again admitted to ADC at the age of 10 years. She had treatment in OPD basis since then. At first she was not able to stand and walk due to problems in her muscle tone. We set goal to prevent any joint contracture, strengthen her upper limb and lower limb, to make her able to stand independently and to able to walk with assistive devices. For our goal the treatment given to her were AOM exercises, play and functional therapy gait and balance training and strength training.

At the end of Asad , we reassessed her and found put that she was able to stand independently, can walk for 2-5 steps independently, can play purposefully and can walk for long with assestive devices.

  

                       Thank you. for being with us .

                                                                                                                       

                                                                                                                     

                                                                                                              

                  

What I felt About ADC:

 

Lokedra with ADC kids

I am Lokendra B.K, 19 years old male from Nalagadh-2, Jajarkot, Nepal. Currently, I am a student of Bachelor of Education  from Tribhuwan University, Surkhet. I am physically disabled and economically poor person.

                             On 2074-12-24, I was informed that a team of ADC is going to visit Nalagadh Municipality for screening camp related to disability before 2, 3 days. I went at the camp site and visited physiotherapist at the camp. At the camp I was the only one who was more than 18 years old. ADC had criteria for free treatment was for pediatric age group only. Furthermore physiotherapist in the camp suggested me that my disability could not be corrected rather my lifestyle could be easier with occupational and vocational training. The Board member of ADC offered me to have diploma course in computer for free. Also they provided me to stay in the hostel of ADC for free which was 1month after the camp. On Jestha, 16 2075, I came to ADC to study for the offered subject. My economic condition was not sound for the course that is why I was happy to have that course. Also, I managed to study Basic English language at Surkhet. Currently I am working as a volunteer in ADC.

My goals:

As a disable person I have always been interested to work in the field of disability. I have been trying to do my best and serve various disabled child in ADC. Last but not least I would like to serve my district Jajarkot, which is one of the rural most district of Nepal and I will always support ADC for this kind of activities.

                                                                                         Lokendra BK

                                                                                       Volunteer, ADC

                                                                                        Surkhet, Nepal

             Lokendra's feelings in his own words, which was translated in English.

                                                   Thank you for being with us.

                                                                                      

                                                                                     

                              

Birthday Celebration in ADC

                                                     6th Birthday of Ranjan Gurung

Once again, many many happy birthday to Ranjan.

thank you.

Happily Discharged

Jharana Rokaya, a 6 years old female child from Jajarkot, Karnali Province, Nepal was admitted in ADC-CP center in 24^th April 2019. The concern by her parents was that she had difficulty in movement of her right half of the body. She had difficulty in standing, walking and balancing her body due to which she had difficulty in toileting, dressing and playing. The main goal for her by ADC was to make her able to walk easily, play and go to school.

                                                She was admitted to ADC hostel from 24^th April to 21^st July 2019. To achieve our goal, the rehabilitation team set different therapeutic plan and did well during the period of admission. The main treatment given to her were Play therapy, functional exercise, strength training, balance training and gait training. Also we provided her special education classes to set some basic ideas about the school. Today on request of her parents we discharged her i.e, on 22^nd July. She is able to walk and play easily and purposefully. After 3 months of physiotherapy and rehabilitation program we are proud that we made her able to go to her house and school. She and her parents were happy at the time of discharge which gave us immense pleasure to serve them and other children like her. We hope to provide more and more services to children with disability.

Thank you.

Jharana and her mother at the time of discharge 

Screening Camp 019

 Dear Well wishers

On a yearly schedule of ADC, ADC organized a Screening Camp at Naumule ,Dailekh on 6th April 2019. ADC collaborated with Naumule Village Development Committee, Primary Health Center, Naumule and Panchakoshi Disabled Development Forum, Dailekh. We traveled for 5 hours from Birendranagar, Surkhet to Naumule, Dailekh. After we reached we started our camp at 10 o'clock in the morning. There were all together 22 patients with different Orthopedics and Neurological conditions.Out of which only 3 children were diagnosed with cerebral palsy and was referred to ADC for further investigation and treatment. Overall the camp was good and the people at Naumule were so helpful and kind us .

Thank you !