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39 SAF-Madanjeet Singh students passed out from 18 months of Assistant Nurse Mid-wife
02nd July 2010
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SAF-Nepal Chairperson at the silver jubilee function of the Jiri Technical School
04th March 2009
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3rd batch of Madanjeet Singh ANM scholarship fund handed over to CTEVT
22nd February 2009
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Dr. Rita Thapa handing over the cheque to Dr. Devi Prasad Ghimire, Vice-Chairman of the CTEVT
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SAF-Nepal Chairperson Dr. Rita Thapa on Jan. 21, 2009 handed over a cheque to the Chairperson of Himalayan Health and Education (HHE) Mr. Ngima Tendup Sherpa
21st January 2009
Medical Equipment Handed over to CTEVT-Nepal
28th November 2007
Medical equipment and training materials for the trainees of Assistant Mid-wifery course at the Council for Technical and Vocational Training (CTEVT) was handed over Tuesday afternoon by SAF-Nepal Chairperson Dr. Rita Thapa to the Member Secretary of the CTEVT Dr. B.B Jirel.
Scholarships handing over ceremony
17th September 2006
Started in 2005, the funds for the second year of South Asia Foundation Madanjeet Singh Scholarship Program for Vocational Training of Assistant Nurse Midwife was handed over at a grand function held at the Maternity Hospital, Kathmandu on 17th September 2006 by SAF Nepal Chairperson Dr. Rita Thapa.
It will be implemented by the PerNatal Society of Nepal in coordination with the CTEVT (Council for Technical Education and Vocational Training), the Maternity Hospital and the Poverty Alleviation Fund.
A total of 50 students will undergo education and practical skills training. These students will be selected from the poorest districts of the country and will come from humble backgrounds.
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Handing-over ceremony of SAF-Madanjeet SIngh scholarships funds for ANM training to the CTEVT (Council of Technical Education and Vocational Training) by the SAF Chairperson Nepal Dr. Rita Thapa (right), Vice-Chairman of CTEVT Mr. Prasad Ghimire and Vice-Chairman of PAF (Powerty Aliviation Fund) Mr. Mohan Lal Sainju. |
| | After the SAF Governing Council held at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, March 2006, Dr. Rita Thapa Chairperson of the South Asia Foundation Nepal proposed the establishment of the Madanjeet Singh Institute of Training for Community Midwives. It will be a centre of excellence for research, education and training and will be affiliated with the Kathmandu University.
The institute will feed into the cardinal SAF objective of promoting regional cooperation and peace through education and mutual understanding among the young people of South Asia. As the leading regional Institute of its kind, it will undertake teaching and the imparting of skills on the subject and also invite students from South Asian countries in coordination with the various chapters of the SAF.
In our part of the world, most perinatal events, i.e. deaths and disabled babies, occur before or during delivery and the first week of life. This is due to the lack of maternal and post natal care. Hence, the need for Skilled Birth Attendants (SBA) at birth who have the potential to be able to save two lives at once.
The syllabus will be in accordance with the World Health Organization and the Government policy on SBA including Life Skills, Adolescent Health, IT and computing skills, Conflict Resolution and Depression Management.
The criteria used in the implementation of the 50 Madanjeet Singh scholarships should attract eighty percent of women from the disadvantaged groups (Dalit, Janajati).
It will include academic, social, geographical and poverty factors. These criteria will be used in selecting further candidates.
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Ministry of Health and Population
05th October 2007
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26th March 2007
Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between the South Asia Foundation (SAF) and the South Asia Madanjeet Institute of Assistant Nurse Midwife, Jiri Technical School, Council of Technical Education and Vocational Training, Nepal, Poverty Alleviation Fund and Dhulikhel Hospital.
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