how it works
Nepaus Association was established, as a Not for Profit, in Nepal, as a means to ensure a safe, reliable, credible, trusted means to organise the camps & projects. Nepaus is managed by people who were involved from the beginning. Local knowledge is invaluable to establish correct channels, understanding cultural issues, and language barriers.
6 levels of permission are required to host a remote medical camp. The right people to manage this is essential.
Nepaus is funded entirely by Ausnep, therefore ensuring that funds raised are dispersed only when needed, and at the necessary time, and in conjunction with camps or projects, or for government taxes and annual auditing.
Reputation is everything - Ausnep has been built on credibility and trust - the right people, the right choices = right outcomes.
NEPAUS ASSOCIATION
Reg No: 223373/076/077
Pan No: 609617364
6 levels of permission are required to host a remote medical camp. The right people to manage this is essential.
Nepaus is funded entirely by Ausnep, therefore ensuring that funds raised are dispersed only when needed, and at the necessary time, and in conjunction with camps or projects, or for government taxes and annual auditing.
Reputation is everything - Ausnep has been built on credibility and trust - the right people, the right choices = right outcomes.
NEPAUS ASSOCIATION
Reg No: 223373/076/077
Pan No: 609617364
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MENDO TAMANG PRESIDENT NEPAUS ASSOCIATION Nepaus Association is the link that enables Ausnep Australia to carrying out its work in Nepal. There are 6 levels of approval required to host remote camps and work within the Hospital system in Nepal. Mendo is a Dental Hygienist and is also in her final year of a degree in Public Health at Pokhara University, receiving a 3.32 NGPA She has opened her own Dental Clinic -Nepaus Dental Clinic Her clinic is a completely separate entity, ausnep has no financial involvement. However, Ausnep is able to provide free treatments at the clinic, treating children from orphanages, the user privileged, monks & nuns. Both Mendo and GB provide a solid means to ensure that all Ausnep Australia camps, are hosted under the rules and regulations as set out by the Nepal Medical Council and all Government and regulating authorities. |
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GB TAMANG
SECRETARY
NEPAUS ASSOCIATION
GB completed his studies at Golden Gate College.
Studying Business, at college GB has been a great adjunct to organising Nepaus Association's work
& ensure that the collaboration with Ausnep Australia will continue to grow
and continue to provide a strong health link.
GB was School Captain at NAMSS (National Model Science School)
Completed year 12 at International, with a 3.27(4) NGPA
He is continuing his studies at Brooklyn College, undertaking Batchelor of Social Work
GB TAMANG
SECRETARY
NEPAUS ASSOCIATION
GB completed his studies at Golden Gate College.
Studying Business, at college GB has been a great adjunct to organising Nepaus Association's work
& ensure that the collaboration with Ausnep Australia will continue to grow
and continue to provide a strong health link.
GB was School Captain at NAMSS (National Model Science School)
Completed year 12 at International, with a 3.27(4) NGPA
He is continuing his studies at Brooklyn College, undertaking Batchelor of Social Work
- GB manages & runs the classes, at our latest collaboration
- Get Motivated - an adult literacy & exercise centre for teenagers.
- He also receives exercise online training, from Phil Walshe, )Byron Bay Physiotherapist
- who has a long and distinguished career both as a Physiotherapists & writing &
- overseeing rehab & high performance programs for
