Indu Sah Foundation

 The Indu Sah Foundation is committed to serving the underserved community since its establishment. It celebrated its third anniversary on December 18, 2021. As ISF is equipped with the most dedicated and enthusiastic volunteers, it has become one of the leading nonprofits in Nepal, which empathizes with the needs of the community, and moves forward with sustainable solutions. ISF has visionary executives, who have lived through the crisis and have a clearcut idea about how to reach the most marginalized communities crises, and go for a sustainable solution to them. In the past three years, ISF has supported the underprivileged community with food and clothes during natural disasters and the COVID-19 lockdowns to 850 families in Mahottari. It also provided free education on Oral Health, Oral Cancer, Dental treatment, and donated Oral Hygiene Kits to more than 1500 people in Nepal. The founder of the ISF, Dr. Sah provided sex education to 400 school children. He also educated children o

  Indu Sah Foundation is committed to the underserved community since 2018. ISF has been with the community in every situation from natural disasters to the Covid-19 crisis to providing better Healthcare and Education. In pursuit of better healthcare for the unreached, ISF launched an Oral Healthcare Project called “ISF SMILE” with a purpose to educate and treat 3000 dental patients every year in remote Nepal from the plain to the Himalayas. ISF Smile is a visionary initiation of the Indu Sah Foundation. Under this project, ISF started a Mobile Dental Clinic, which is the first of its kind in Nepal. The ISF Mobile Dental Clinic (ISFMDC) is committed to providing all kinds of dental treatments available in a well-set dental clinic. The ISFMDC has a vision and commitment to providing the best dental care for free to the community who cannot afford the expensive treatment. The ISF Smile is conceptualized to educate, make aware, and treat patients with optimal care. The treatments

The pandemic has yet not let people breathe normally in Nepal. The double mutant Covid-19 forced the Nepal government to lock the nation for the second time from  April 29, 2021 . The lockdown has helped prevent the spread of the disease, but it has caused a hunger crisis in the people who live on daily wages. Science says that to make your immunity strong, you need to consume a nutritious diet, but people living on daily wages suffer from hunger. Then how they are supposed to develop immunity to fight the disease.   Indu Sah Foundation empathizes with those and offers help in every crisis. ISF helped more than a hundred families in 2020 and continues to help.  This time, ISF helped a whole small village named Sukhainiya, located in the rural Mahottari district of Nepal with foods for a month with the support of NepalMed. ISF appreciates them for extending their help. On June 12, 2021, ISF Volunteers distributed foods that included Rice, Daal, Potato, Salt, Oil, Soyabean, Beaten Rice,

C ovid-19 is still the biggest challenge for human beings because it's still on the spike despite the various efforts by public health scientists. Not only the Americas are facing the spikes but the Asian nations too. We all have been eying for better and affordable treatments for more than a year, but we are still disappointed. The world leader and the scientists are claiming about the vaccines and their effectiveness however, these are only in the news, which has been helping only the stock markets scaling up not the sufferers. Whether it's AstraZeneca or Pfizer or Johnson and Johnson or else, all have been giving hope, but we are still losing our loved ones, our dining tables are getting emptier. Which shows we need to act ourselves and combat this infectious disease. As of now, most of us know the sign and symptoms of this disease which includes fever more than 100-degree centigrade, sore throat, lethargy, myalgia, arthralgia, shortness of breath, chest pain in the severe c

S ince the beginning of the Covid crisis, it has been a controversy, whether to put on a mask or not, whether it could protect from the contraction of Covid- 19 or not. The reason behind the controversy is the initial statements produced by the World Health Organization and many scholarly scientists. The COVID-19 has been identified as a novel coronavirus, which has a very strong ability to get mutated. Whenever there is something new, even researchers wouldn’t have enough knowledge about it, and once leading statements could turn into misleading. That’s what has happened in different phases of the COVID-19 handling since it came among us. Now, the researchers have understood the virus in a better and much efficient way. The global public health scientists are urging us to wear masks while going out, or staying in a crowd, or socializing in emergencies. It could prevent people from getting infected with the virus. Other than hand washing and social distancing, wearing a mask should be

I ndu Sah Foundation is dedicated to serving people who are in need in any situation. We have understood the condition of the people living on a daily wage in complete lockdown in Nepal. So we managed to help those communities who need food to survive in this critical situation with the help of various donors who have been the keys to come forth to support people in need. The first phase of relief distribution was done that will help a family of four to 120 families on May 18, 2020, Monday. The food included was rice, lentils, green vegetables, oil, soybean, salt, and others. After the first phase of help, our endeavor to support more families will be continued. We are very thankful to those great hearts who came forward to make this happen. We would like to thank NepalMed who was the major contributor, and all other contributors. The program went very well and the beneficiaries were more than happy to receive the support.  The distribution went according to the WHO and the Nepal Gover