Government Reg. No.: 334/063/064
- Financial donations for ongoing necessary expenses
- Donations of medical materials and pharmaceuticals
- Financial sponsorship on a monthly / yearly basis
- Volunteer to assist in our program
X-Ray Machine
Kushudebu Public Health Mission Nepal, with the financial help of donars bought the X-Ray Machine, ECG and Oxygen Concentrator. These have now been brought to the Medical Centre with the help of local porters.
Local porters carrying x-ray parts from Phaplu to the medical center
Local porters carrying x-ray parts from Phaplu to the medical center
Local porters carrying x-ray parts from Phaplu to the medical center
ECG Machine 
Oxygen Concentrator 
Unpacking new lab equipment for the Medical Centre.The X-ray facility will operate from 9 -11am and in the evening from 4pm. This is when electricity is available in the district. The x-ray equipment is setup in a room by itself.
Assembling the x-ray parts at the medical center by engineer Mr. nabin k Jha 
Finding the right place for X-Ray Machine
Engineer Mr. Nabin joining the Parts 
Engineer Mr. Nabin joining the Parts 
X-Ray Machine Setup Completed
Local women are a part of the new committee. An application has been forwarded to the Chief District Health Office so that the Medical Centre administration can be approved. The centre will continue to operate in the future run by the local people, and known as KPHMN, aiming to maintain and improve the basic medical facilities available at the centre.
New local committee to operate the medical center.
New local committee to operate the medical center.
New local committee to operate the medical center.The Medical Centre was visited and inspected by the Chief District Officers on May 8, 2008. Government support has been assured but this will be negligible due to Nepal’s economic and geographic limitations.
Government Officers, Medical Centre Local Committee& Ang Tshering Sherpa at Medical Centre
Government Officers, Medical Centre Local Committee& Ang at Medical Centre
Local Development Officer checking medicationprovided by Government.
Dr John Niven and Dr Trang Truong together with Australian and Nepalese assistants held a successful dental camp....
