Oct and Nov Nepal Vistors

This last few week has been a particular busy time for receiving NI vistors and others. First we had Maureen and Nan on a brief visit to Pokhara. Where we enjoyed their company at Naya Gaun church and a visit to Green pastures hospital.

Next we had Simon and Andy for a few days as they made advanced preparations for the Mutley Baptist church medical and teaching etc camp next Feb. With them we visited Garambeshi along with Tuk and Chunman and Hom. It was great to meet the people there that Mutley have been partnering with through the contact set up by Jean and Roger.

Later we have David and Rachel (a cousin of one of our supporter), Rachel was in Green Pastures Hospital giveing training in the Physio department. Sorry no picture

And last but not least we enjoyed the presence of Mildred and Derek for almost 4 we,eks. The kicked of the visit with a trip to a cermony for an award to INF, which Nicola was happy to pickup on behalf of INF.

Annapurna Base Camp (ABC) Trek

8 days trekking and behold ABC. What a fanstanic sight. The pictures do not do it justice!

GPH wheelchair Outing to the mountain museum

The happy group from Green Pastures Hospital went to mountain museum. Which is fully wheelchair friendly. (possibily the only building of its kind in Nepal which has disability access).
In the group Seeta the girl in the green hat a GPH peer counseller, recently married a Japanese man and is preparing to move there later in the year.

Also on the same day a delivery on the tricycle clip-on attachments was recieved. Here the first test drive of the tricycle attachment. This young fellow will be taking a this unit with him when he returns to the Teria.

Group from Terai camp collecting Wheelchairs at GPH

Young fellow demostrating his newly acquired wheelchairs skills.

The Teria group at GPH loading up the bus for their return to Nawalparasi.

party time at Western Regional Hospital - 'Teej' Hindu's woman festival

Naya Gaun Church - Bedishi performance

Stewart family and the 'flamingo'