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A school facility for children who can't otherwise attend School"
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I had the privilage of meeting Jeevan Lama on his recent visit to Rugby in the UK.I was impressed by his passion and commitment to the beneficies of MCAF.I wish all those concerned with MCAF every success and happiness for the future.... |
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MCAF exhibited around 250 Nepalese Traditional Thangka Paintings from 9th to 11th Nov. 2011 at Xavier College, Melbourne, Australia. It's been successfully exhibited by MCAF representative and Vice-President Jeevan Lama and was organized by Xavier College, Melbourne as to raise fund for MCAF charity. There were many supports from Nepalese Medias in Melbourne and Nepalese Association of Victoria.
On 8th September 2011, Health Camp at Jaharsingh Pauwa, Lapsiphedi Village Organized by MCAF benefited more than 300 local villagers of this region. Though the camp started a while late than the previous scheduled time, it went very smoothly with the help of local volunteers and enthusiasts of the Medial crew and organizers.
MCAF Summer project 2011 has been recently completed with great success. Enthusiasts and the devotion of all the eight World Challenge European and Australian Teams made this possible.
President Bishnu Bahadur Yonjan and Vice-President Jeevan Lama of MCAF had been to the UK on 3rd April 2011 to attend official meeting at World Challenge and schools with the main purpose to exhibit Traditional Thangka Arts of MCAF in two schools in the UK.
We have recently completed winter projects with World Challenge Australian Teams. Overall we have been finding our projects very successful. The teams were from Camberwell Grammar School, Brentwood College and Sebastopol College Australia. Two of the teams had their projects in our Shram Jyo...ti Public School, Jorpati, Kathmandu.
On the occasion of Great Nepalese festival "Tihar" (Deepavali) MCAF had organized Traditional Deusi Bhailo program on 5th and 6th of November 2010 as to raise fund for our Shram Jyoti Public School Trust.
The MCAF Projects of summer 2010 has been successfully conducted and completed with the helps and supports of volunteers and well wishers. There were 3 Project Teams from UK , Namely St. Laurence Team 2 , Lawrence Sheriff Team 3 and 4 and a team from Hongkong , West Island Team.
MCAF Thangka Art Exhibition in Perth, Australia was successfully completed on 19th June 2010. The exhibition was a great opportunity to share and gain experiences and to raise fund for our charity.
Bishnu Bahadur Yonjan, President and Jeevan Lama, Vice president of Mother and Children Art Foundation (MCAF) are going to exhibit Traditional Thangka Arts of this organization in Perth, Australia. We, MCAF family heartily thanks to Perth Modern School for providing us an opportunity to exhibit our Thangka Art Paintings in their school and to all who are helping us alot.
Mother & Children Art Foundation has organized Free Health Camp in Sram Jyoti Public School, Jorpaty, Atarkhel, Kathmandu Dist. Medicine were distributed free of cost.
Before moving to the ophange, Sabina lived in a poor resettlement area in the Eatern District of Nepal. Although her mother, Maya Tamang, worked as a maid, her earnings were too meager to support the day to day needs of her children. She was always worried about the safety of her daughter while she was away at work.
Susmita Tamang is one of MCAF's youngest scholars in eastern district of Nepal. She grew up in Khotang District, a low-income rural area's family. When she was 3 years old her father passed way.
Suka Laxmi is eight years old. She loves to dance, sing, and read storybooks. She is a shy and well-disciplined girl both at home and in school. In the future, she hopes to be a teacher and impact other children's lives for the better.
Objectives
- The major objectives of MCAF is to conduct various trainings of economic generating skills like thangka painting, weaving, sewing, cutting and trimming etc. to impoverished women. This will relieve them from problems of poverty and raise their living standards.
- To provide a home and schooling facility for child labors, disables, street children and orphans, as well as to the children of lower class families who are under the poverty line.Read More..
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