Mountain Heart Nepal

Helping People, Healing Hearts and Promoting Excellence.

Mountain Heart Nepal is a non-profit volunteer-driven organization (NGO) registered at District Administrative Office (Kathmandu) and run by a young Nepalese medical team. It was founded initially to provide primary medical care to the victims of the devastating earthquake of 25 April 2015 who lived in remote and inaccessible areas. The organisation has evolved over…

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Disaster Response

Disaster and natural calamities are unpredictable as well as unavoidable, with outcomes being usually harsh and devastating. Health facilities and access to essential health care services are often impaired during natural hazards. However, risks of…

Outreach clinics

The topographical challenges, poverty, lack of education have made access to health care obstinate in rural parts of Nepal. Remote communities do not have easy access to government health facilities due to geographical difficulties. As…

Clinical Research

Clinical research is critical in improving health and healthcare in both developed and developing countries. However, the contribution of healthcare professionals to strengthen local literature is comparatively lower in our country. Some authors attribute the reason for this to…

MHN Rural Hospital (SRCH)

In the noble cause of providing quality and affordable healthcare for all, we are aiming to do more by constructing our first-rate, non-profit, hospital in Nepal: Siddhasthali Rural Community Hospital (www.siddhasthalihospital.org). The proposed hospital will…

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  • Strengthening local health systems

    We identified several obstacles in the procurement capacity of local health centers related to health commodities in Nepal. These were mostly related to unfriendly policy, politics, finances, communication issues, remoteness, and disasters imposing the most significant concern to access to health care in rural and remote areas of Nepal. The patient’s care may be delayed…

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  • First responders

    With doctors and other qualified professionals not readily available in remote areas, Mountain Heart Nepal is aiming to create community first responders to prepare for expected and unexpected natural hazards and health issues in the mountains. While working in resource-poor settings in the rural communities, we realized that it is often the first responders from the…

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  • Magical read

    A book is a gift you can open again and again The treacherous and complex landscape is a principal problem responsible for widespread ill health; inequitable educational facilities, and ineffective health services in rural areas of Nepal. Given the extensive needs of country populations living in extreme poverty, coupled with severe inadequacies of national health…

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  • Empowering through health research

    One of the pressing puzzles Nepal has is undermining the importance of research. This can be highlighted from the fact that there are no research programs in the undergraduate medical curriculum. We investigated various barriers to participate in health research from recent medical graduates. Those who did not receive formal research opportunity in the undergraduate…

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  • Clinical attachment in the UK

    Mountain Heart Nepal has partnered with a University hospital to recommend one medical student to come to the UK from Nepal for a four weeks elective exchange program. The objective of this program is to improve cross-cultural communication and support our colleagues to broaden their clinical method, develop their leadership skills, and to continue their…

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We are as bold and calm as those mighty snow fed mountains. The services that we provide leaves an unforgettable impression, just like the beauty of these mountains.
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5 July

Medical and youth friendly camp at Okharpauwa VDC 1 Nuwakot

Mountain Heart Nepal in collaboration with Quake Volunteers, Dhrupad Caravan and Help Nepal Network successfully organized Medical and Youth Friendly Camp at Nuwakot, Okharpauwa VDC 1 on July 26, 2015.…

5 July

Medical Camp with Bring thought to Action

On July 11 Mountain Heart Nepal supported Bring thoughts to Action Medical Camp in Thali were there are about 100 family earthquake survivors taking temporary shelters from Sindhupalchowk and Tatopani.…

5 July

MHN doctors supporting Medical camp in DhunKharka VDC, Kavre

Our doctors volunteered for a two day medical camp in DhunKharka VDC, Kavre on 09 August 2105 conducted by Lightening Nepal and Kalyani-a local NGO working on sustainable projects for…

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