Support for Health and Rural Education (SHARE 2)

Project Facts

PROJECT CATEGORY

Health and Education

STATUS

Ongoing

LOCATION

Rural Dolakha, Rasuwa, Baglung, and Terai communities, Nepal

START DATE

END DATE

BENEFICIARIES

3,500+ expected beneficiaries

About the Project

Support for Health and Rural Education (SHARE 2) is the current phase of ILIN’s rural health mission, building on the nationwide success of SHARE 1. Running since 2024, it continues to bring free, quality healthcare directly to communities that face long journeys and unaffordable costs to reach a hospital — including rural Dolakha, Rasuwa, Baglung, and Terai communities. The project delivers free community health screening, specialist doctor consultations, and mobile diagnostics such as ultrasound, ECG, and laboratory tests, along with subsidized surgical interventions for those who need them. By taking specialists, equipment, and medicines into isolated areas, SHARE 2 aims to reach more than 3,500 people, extending accessible rural healthcare to some of Nepal’s most underserved communities.

Objectives

  • Improve access to essential healthcare for underserved communities in remote and rural Nepal.
  • Provide free health screening, specialist consultations, and diagnostic services where facilities are lacking.
  • Enable early detection and treatment of health conditions through mobile diagnostics.
  • Support patients needing surgery through subsidized surgical interventions.
  • Continue and strengthen the accessible rural health-camp model established in SHARE 1.

Activities

  • Organising and running free community health camps across rural Dolakha, Rasuwa, Baglung, and Terai communities.
  • Providing free health screening and specialist doctor consultations.
  • Conducting mobile diagnostics, including ultrasound, ECG, and laboratory tests.
  • Delivering subsidized surgical interventions for patients in need.
  • Coordinating with local communities and health posts to identify and reach patients.

Project Outcomes

  • On track to reach more than 3,500 people with free healthcare across remote and rural districts.
  • Patients in underserved areas gaining access to specialist consultations and diagnostics they could not otherwise afford.
  • Early detection of health conditions through mobile ultrasound, ECG, and lab testing.
  • Subsidized surgeries improving health outcomes for those who need them.
  • Continued expansion of ILIN’s accessible rural healthcare model beyond SHARE 1.

Project Partners

Witwen-und Waisenprojekte Nepal (WWPN)

Primary funding and strategic partner — provides the funding and strategic support enabling free health camps, diagnostics, and subsidized surgeries.

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