Heath post in Indrasarovar gainpalika, Makawanpur

There is no any health center located in Savik, Kulekhani-5, Makawanpur. The people from that Village Development Committee (VDC) need to travel a long distance to get the health service. The more difficulties arise when they have a emergency condition. Recently, the mother and infant both died because of the lack of health facility in that village. To address this issue, Health and development Society Nepal in coordination with District health office, different NGOs, health assistant born in that area and local community are trying to establish a new health post that can provide general health facility and referral of the complicated case in time.

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