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Collaboration of Dhampus Foundation The Netherlands and Health & Development Society Nepal for Rural Oral Health Programs in Nepal.

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Collaboration of Dhampus Foundation The Netherlands and Health & Development Society Nepal for Rural Oral Health Programs in Nepal. The Dhampus Foundation aims to support and facilitate dental care and education in oral hygiene for residents of mountain villages in Nepal. The foundation also supports projects in Mongolia. In particular, the foundation focuses on children in schools, orphanages, monasteries and shelters.
Health and Development Society Nepal (HDSN) is a non-profit, non-governmental Social Development Organization. Registered under the Society Registration Act 1977 with the Chief District Officer's Office, Lalitpur and affiliated with Social Welfare Council HDSN has been formed to take over and continue the work of United Mission to Nepal Oral Health Programme (UMN OHP). HDSN helps to alleviate poverty and assist the poorest of the poor to uplift their quality of life through various programs irrespective of caste, ethnicity and origin. The only pathfinder survey in Nepal was conducted through UMN OHP.


 

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