Helping the society since 2042 BS

Working as helping hands
for decades.

BYC Baglung works for development, environment, human rights and social values. BYC runs health, education, agriculture and infrastructure work across five districts of Gandaki Province.

● Ramrekha, Baglung-01 · Gandaki Province, Nepal
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Who we are

Local knowledge.
Shared responsibility.

Bhimpokhara Youth Club (BYC) has been helping its community since 2042 BS in many ways, from sanitation to building bridges.

BYC is registered as a nationwide NGO and currently works in five districts of Gandaki Province: Baglung, Parbat, Kaski, Tanahun and Lamjung. For decades it has helped build roads and suspension bridges and has run rural health, agriculture, farming and education projects, working with local governments, health workers and development partners.

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What we do

Areas of work

Our main areas are listed below, though our work is not limited to these.

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Education

Education programs in different parts of the country, including inclusive education for disadvantaged children.

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Bridges & roads

Building suspension bridges and roads so people can cross rivers and travel more easily.

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Agriculture

Modern agriculture training and other support that has helped thousands of people make their lives easier.

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Climate change

Environmental work to help communities adapt to climate change.

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Women empowerment & social work

Empowering women and supporting the community through social work, from sanitation to human rights.

Our projects

Projects at hand

Major projects BYC runs with its partners.

Health

Rural Health Improvement Project (RHIP) Scale-Up

Strengthens the local health system by working closely with local government. It promotes health-seeking behaviour and reduces stigma by educating, empowering and mobilizing communities and existing local groups. Focus areas: maternal and neonatal health, neglected tropical diseases, and disability.

Supported byFAIRMED Foundation Nepal
Education

SIKAI Education Project

Strengthens inclusive education systems in Nepal and helps the most disadvantaged children get equitable access to quality learning and skills development.

Supported byHempel Foundation · VSO Nepal
Agriculture

Agriculture & Livelihoods Entrepreneurship Development

Supports farmers and entrepreneurs with training, financial support and technical help.

Supported byHeifer Project Nepal · Kathekhola Rural Municipality
Gender & family · 2016–2018

One Community One Family

A three-year project to reduce violence against women and girls in Baglung communities where many men work abroad. It used a family-centred model in Bhimpokhara and Resha.

Implemented withVSO Nepal · What Works / SAMRC
Rooted in place

Development starts with understanding the community.

BYC was founded in Bhimpokhara, Baglung. It works with local governments, community groups and partners to deliver projects on time, to the people who need them most.

Since 2042 BSfour decades of service
5 districtsBaglung, Parbat, Kaski, Tanahun, Lamjung
From the field

BYC's work, pictured

Photos from projects BYC Baglung has run with its partners in Baglung. Each caption names the project and who took or published the photo.

Health workers consulting with people with disabilities inside a health facility
Disability assessment camp, Dec 2019449 people received assessment, counselling and assistive devices at Burtibang PHC and Hatiya Health Post. Run by FAIRMED's RHIP II with BYC Baglung, ICRC and Green Pasture Hospital.Photo: FAIRMED Foundation Nepal
A technician fitting a leg brace for an elderly woman as a FAIRMED staff member watches
Fitting an assistive deviceA patient gets a leg orthosis fitted at the camp.Photo: FAIRMED Foundation Nepal
A lab assistant takes a blood sample from a pregnant woman at a rural health post
Antenatal testing, BongadovanThe Rural Health Improvement Project, run with BYC in Tamankhola, set up lab services at Bongadovan Health Post.Photo: FAIRMED Foundation Nepal
Health worker Rajan Thapa receiving the Health Award 2019 on stage
National Health Award 2019Rajan Thapa, AHW at Bongadovan Health Post, was named Best Paramedic for his work building a model health post under the project.Photo: FAIRMED Foundation Nepal
Health post with a banner for the free physical disability camp and information posters
Camp venueThe banner for the free physical disability camp (निःशुल्क शारीरिक अपाङ्गता शिविर).Photo: FAIRMED Foundation Nepal
Hands of community members stacked together in a circle
In the press · The Himalayan Times

“The family-centered model”

One Community One Family was a three-year project run by VSO Nepal and Bhimpokhara Youth Club in two high out-migration VDCs of Baglung. It worked with families to reduce violence against women and girls.

Read the article → Photo courtesy VSO Nepal, via The Himalayan Times / What Works to Prevent Violence.
BYC at a glance
2042 BSYear established
4 decadesOf service and experience
5 districtsAcross Gandaki Province
3Current partner projects
Collaboration

Change is stronger
when we work together.

BYC works with national and international development organizations, local governments and the Social Welfare Council of Nepal.

FAIRMED Foundation NepalVSO NepalHeifer Project NepalHempel FoundationKathekhola Rural MunicipalitySocial Welfare CouncilLI-BIRD
Leadership

Management committee

BYC's board members.

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Manibhadra SharmaChairperson
TG
Toyanath GautamVice Chairperson
DG
Deepak GautamSecretary
Let's connect

Reach out and let's talk.

We welcome ideas for projects and events that change lives, and we always welcome feedback.

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