IDP Education Student Service Pledges NPR 4 Million for Child Education and Health Treatment

Kathmandu. IDP Education Student Service has decided to spend 4 million rupees under its corporate social responsibility for the education of children dependent on Manav Sewa Ashram and the treatment of rescued and rehabilitated individuals from Kathmandu. Of this, 2.7 million rupees will be spent on children's education and 1.3 million rupees on the necessary healthcare of rescued individuals. A tripartite agreement was signed on Friday between the Social Development Department of the Kathmandu Metropolitan City, represented by its chief Samiksha Niroula, IDP's Country Director Kabir Khadgi, and Manav Sewa Ashram's Chairman Ramji Adhikari, in the presence of Kathmandu Metropolitan City's Acting Mayor Sunita Dangol and Social Committee Coordinator Ramkumar KC.

On the occasion of the agreement, IDP's Country Director Khadgi handed over a check of 2.12 million rupees to Manav Sewa Ashram's Chairman Adhikari, comprising the first installment of 1.08 million rupees for the education program and 1.04 million rupees for the health program.