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​PUBLIC HEALTH CAMP DOLAKHA
WHAT WE ACHIEVED
1220 Patients & 1410 Treatments & A LOT MORE ❤️🙏
500 Ultra Sound Guided Pain Interventions
700 Dental Treatments
210 Physiotherapy treatments
Pelvic Floor & Breast examination program
200 re usable sanitary pads & soap distributed
200 School books & pencils books, sports Equipment & sports clothes donated to local government school
150 pairs glasses distributed
700 toothbrushes distributed
350 kids received toothpaste & oral health education.

​THE BACK STORY 
Ausnep Australia is an  Australian registered tax deductible charity, providing a health link between Australia and Nepal.  Established as a not for profit in 2008, acquiring  charity status in 2015.  

With a mission statement to provide  free  remote public health camps, which includes dental treatments, ultra sound guided pain management, physiotherapy and hand therapy, education sponsorship programs, sustainability programs, natural disaster relief (2015) and women’s health programs.  To  date Ausnep has hosted 29 camps and a multitude of  subsidiary programs. 

There is no free health care in Nepal.  With a  ​population  of 31,240,315, many have little  to no mean to access health care.  People living below the poverty line varies from 19 - 40% depending on their location, earning around $2.15 US per day.
Nepal does not have a sustainable foundation to elevate people above the poverty line.  Whilst there has been a decline in poverty rate, this can be attributed to the inflow of remittances, (family members go abroad to send money home)  this has boosted household consumption,”  economist Govinda Nepal.  However, “Remittance is not a stable source of earning. As long as the migrant workers earn and send money, dependent families can spend. But their consumption may be affected when the migrants return home,” said Nepal. (Fourth Standard of Living Survey, Sept 2023)

Ausnep has a strong and credible 17 year reputation of truly - helping where it matters.  Our aim is to keep making small steps toward a big future.


To meet the challenges of our times, human beings will have to develop a greater understanding of universal responsibility.  Each of us must learn to work not just for his or her own self, family or nation, but for the benefit of all……His Holiness the xivth dalai lama
MEET THE BOARD 
I am forvever indebted to Mark Stallwood (Chairman of the Board 2015 -2023)  for his hard work, commitment to  achieve charity & tax deductibility status for Ausnep.  His work helped Ausnep to grow, diversify & achieve so much more that I could have imagined.  Everyday his legacy continues as our circle of giving expands & life changing work continues.  A remarkable man, &  friend .....always remembered, always treasured ...  Mark Stallwood 11 June 1960 - 1 January 2023
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