Our Final Day at CDS

” I slept and dreamt that life was joy. I awoke and saw that life was service. I acted and behold, service was joy.”- Rabindranath Tagore

To cherish all our days spent here, we cooked meals together and ate together today, on our last day working with this organization. Everyone was busy at something- those who had cooking skills prepared the dishes, others helped around with washing and cutting vegetables and cleaning. Some went out to the nearby market to buy other kitchen necessities, like curry masalas, salt, pepper and cooking oil. We had a wonderful time, working together happily, with the sole purpose of cooking lunch.  

“Teach this triple truth to all: A generous heart, kind speech, and a life of service and compassion are the things which renew humanity.” – Buddha

We also stuck the chartworks we had worked over in all the classrooms, and it made the dull walls look illuminating and fun. The teachers were extremely grateful, and they appreciated our efforts, for which we were extremely grateful. ” Consciously or unconsciously, everyone of us does render some service or another. If we cultivate the habit of doing this service deliberately, our desire for service will steadily grow stronger, and it will make not only for our own happiness, but that of the world at large.” – Mahatma Gandhi During our little feast, when all the volunteers, caretakers at the organization were dining together, a donation of NRs. 5,001/- from the BBA-BI first semester students from Ace Institute of Management was handed over to CDS. Each volunteer had contributed a little to gather this amount, and we are hopeful that it will used efficiently for the welfare of the children attending this centre. We have been grateful to be given the opportunity to let our philanthropy shine through. I learnt a great deal from this social work programme, organized jointly by Ace College of  Management and DRTC. It gave me an opportunity to contribute a little, for the society that has given me so much. It has broadened my horizons to some extent, it has introduced me to lives that are very different from the one that I am accustomed to. It has given me a newer perspective towards life. I won’t ever complain about not having enough pocket-money for lavish expenditures. Everytime I want to waste food, I will remember the hungry looks on those poor childrens’ faces when they devoured the watery and bland soups. Helping to look after the children of manual labourers and giving them the care that they so righteously deserve, I brought grateful smiles into their eyes, and feeding them, pacifying them, seeing them run and play gave me great satisfaction. I will never forget the strange experiences that the last few weeks here have given me.

” Help others and give something back. I guarantee you will discover that while public service improves the lives and the world around you, its greatest reward is the enrichment and new meaning it will bring your own life.” – Arnold Schwarzenegger

Blog contributed by: Anusha Adhikari BBA-BI first semester 2014

Experience To Cherishh!!

It all started with cleaning the school premises,even though we never expected that, it was quite fun!Later,after all the cleaning we had to help the students to make lines in the assembly which was really hard.Children running and screaming here and there it was a total chaos!But eventually they would make a proper straight line when they heard the drums go doom doom doom!After the assembly was over they would all rush to their class which was so cute.Our facilitator had divided us into different groups and allotted us in different location/classes.our group was lucky enough to have a class full of cuties to teach!The best part of social work was to go to their classes and hear them sing and laugh and just be happy.Seriously that was the best!At first it was really hard for us cause our break was only around 11 am and we couldn’t wait to go out and fill our empty stomach,but later on we didn’t mind staying 10-15 mins late just to hear the little ones sing or even just talk with them!The first day was really scary cause we didn’t know what to say or what to teach.Everyone was just starring at us all confused. Later on our group decided to decorated the classroom which was so fun.Everyone used to get so excited whenever we used to draw something and stick it on their classroom wall.The best part was they used to appreciate everything we used to do for them even if we just drew a stick man on the paper they would get super excited over it and show it to their classmates.Around 1pm they had their break time and everyone would rush towards us and ask us if we could help them open their tiffin box.Everyone would go back to their seats and eat quietly.Some would share and some would exchange theirs tiffins with each other.Mostly every one brought small packets of biscuits or chow-chow and share with each other.After their break they would go and wash their hands and come running back to theirs seats.There was this one girl who the sweetest among all.whenever she got the chance she would come to us and sit on our laps and just smile at us. Mostly we used to make them draw and color or make them come in front and make them tell the alphabets out loud.Then after that we used to let them rest.We were 7 in our group and everyone would spread out and sit wherever we wanted and talked with them and joke around.Some students were so shy that they wouldn’t even tell us their names and other children would shout and say miss his name is….. Later on those shy ones turned one the most talkative ones haha.After a long tiring day around 3pm their parents would come to take them home,they would run towards them and start telling them what they did in school with full energy!They would always call us and always used to wave ‘byeee’ with a big smile and i really miss that!Lastly i would like to thank Ace Institute of Management and specially DRTC for such a wonderful experience which i will cherish it for a lifetime

                                                                  

By : Ayumi Shrestha BBA 1st sem ‘B’

Area: Bijay Smarak H. S. School

Ten Days of Social Service at Pashupati Old Age Home

We started our jorney of helping old people by cleaning walls. We cleaned all small grasses of walls with iron brushes to make it look good. Whenever we had free time we go out and check all services and facilities of daily requirements of old people. We realised in the very first day that bedroom and food were good and hygienic but sanitation facilities were terrible which would affect health of old people.

We completed our job of cleaning walls in 3-4 days after that we started work of hair massage to old people. We did it for all the peoples present at the surroundings as well as for differently able people.Our next job is to paint the walls We bought colours and painted all the walls which we have cleaned before which looked quite good at the end. We also cleaned flower pots and painted with colours.

We did the work of cleaning and painting till the ninth day. We played different games had group discussions at regular intervals of our job. It was really very toff to clean and paint at very hot sun which taught us to be very much labourish and energetic. Games taught us to have proper group co-ordination,to take right decision in right time,to be aleart etc. Finally in the tenth day we did lots of entertainment music and dance to entertain old people said goodbye to all peoples present there and finally departed

Blog by: Utsav Kafle
BBA Semester 1
Sec: B

End to “This” journey

It’s not the end…
We have just begun .

Cultural heritage- the legacy of physical artifacts and intangible attributes of a group or society that are inherited from past generations,that are to be conserved by the present generations are totally being neglected.

We 25 students from Ace Institute of Management took a step for conserving our cultural heritage so that it can be bestowed for the benefit of the future generation.In this activity Parikshan Dhakal was a protagonist who never gave up instead encouraged each one of us every time we were exhausted.Each day starting our day with inspiring words of our mentor we as a team gave our best. Machhindra club and Kathmandu Metropolitan City were great assist without whom we couldn’t perform our tasks so effectively.

This social work made us acknowledge the importance of our cultural heritage along with the strength of teamwork.We also learned that goals can be achieved only through patience.In spite of our work being tiresome,the whole journey from the first day at Janabahal to the last day at Kalmochan was filled with lots of amusement where bonds were made stronger and priceless memories were created.Eventually,after 10 days of hard work,we all were satisfied by the change our efforts had bought and were happy about the memories we shared.

We have just begun with our first attempt to contribute something for the society,the society that has given us our identity of being someone in this huge world. I would like to thank Ace Institute of Management and DRTC for providing us such an opportunity.I would look forward for such opportunities in near future where I can give something instead of taking .

Urja Dhaubhadel
BBA-1st semester

Live your Dream People………..

Nov 19, 2014

Wednesday,

Cerebral Palsy Awareness 

Its a matter of fact that everyone knows. We will die one day for sure. Some earlier and some after a while.

I know till now you might have read many articles are i am quite sure that we are fed up more than enough with these queries that strikes on your mind time and Again.

what will I be doing after my death. Where I might go……Is there a soul that leaves me as I stop beating of my heart. When we are alone and hit our brain with  these questions. I am sure we come out from that ocean with no conclusion.

This world has so many circumstances that we are chained and bounded with many tangles all over it.

The theme of my idea is …. have we ever think life of people who totally depends upon other’s care. We might think our problems are the biggest problems and we cannot face this problem. That’s not my point…. People.

There are people who cannot eat themselves. There are people who cannot walk themselves like of ours, There are people who have lost their hearing after their birth. I am speechless while I have been writing this…. What was their fault.

                                                      I want LOVE and SMILE in your face.

                                                I will ALWAYS care the children with CEREBRAL PALSY

                                               I have CP with me. Do you LOVE and CARE me now.

It is our fault that we try to hide the reality. Today still because of several factors our children with Cerebral Palsy is unable to learn and be educated to be independent. We can resolve our problem at any stage of our life but what for them.

People let us involve to create the awareness of Cerebral Palsy. And let people care the children with Cerebral Palsy CP

I work work for the welfare of these innocent children. Hope everyone supports for this cause.

Awareness is what we all need.

With Regards

Roshan Chaulagain/ (GURU)

1perfectfriend@gmail.com

Experience to cherish

It all started with cleaning the school premises,even though we never expected that, it was quite fun!Later,after all the cleaning we had to help the students to make lines in the assembly which was really hard.Children running and screaming here and there it was a total chaos!But eventually they would make a proper straight line when they heard the drums go doom doom doom!After the assembly was over they would all rush to their class which was so cute.Our facilitator had divided us into different groups and allotted us in different location/classes.our group was lucky enough to have a class full of cuties to teach!The best part of social work was to go to their classes and hear them sing and laugh and just be happy.Seriously that was the best!At first it was really hard for us cause our break was only around 11 am and we couldn’t wait to go out and fill our empty stomach,but later on we didn’t mind staying 10-15 mins late just to hear the little ones sing or even just talk with them!The first day was really scary cause we didn’t know what to say or what to teach.Everyone was just starring at us all confused. Later on our group decided to decorated the classroom which was so fun.Everyone used to get so excited whenever we used to draw something and stick it on their classroom wall.The best part was they used to appreciate everything we used to do for them even if we just drew a stick man on the paper they would get super excited over it and show it to their classmates.Around 1pm they had their break time and everyone would rush towards us and ask us if we could  help them open their tiffin box.Everyone would go back to their seats and eat quietly.Some would share and some would exchange theirs tiffins with each other.Mostly every one brought small packets of biscuits or chow-chow and share with each other.After their break they would go and wash their hands and come running back to theirs seats.There was this one girl who the sweetest among all.whenever she got the chance she would come to us and sit on our laps and just smile at us. Mostly we used to make them draw and color or make them come in front and make them tell the alphabets out loud.Then after that we used to let them rest.We were 7 in our group and everyone would spread out and sit wherever we wanted and talked with them and joke around.Some students were so shy that they wouldn’t even tell us their names and other children would shout and say miss his name is….. Later on those shy ones turned one the most talkative ones haha.After a long tiring day around 3pm their parents would come to take them home,they would run towards them and start telling them what they did in school with full energy!They would always call us and always used to wave ‘byeee’ with a big smile and i really miss that!Lastly i would like to thank AHS for such a wonderful experience which i will cherish it for a lifetime 🙂

By : Ayumi Shrestha BBA 1st sem

A New Life, from Now

Nov 18,2014

Tuesday,

Sometimes  this world seems  very small to me Sometimes it too big for me…..

Whatever i think about this Planet… 

About Myself…. I have now stated….

I am Nothing,

It doesn’t matter what I do, how I do….

I happened to be the talented student among my friends, I use my brain faster as much as I can perform normally. You might think it happens to everyone but this time you might be confused. You know I have been involved in many events, organised many programs, Participated in several workshops. It sometimes could be even more than a week workshop.

I didn’t care for the things i used to participate. Most of the time i used to get more information before the program. I used to feel the things are always the same. you know people I wonder how this circumstances lead me to one of the heaven in this world.

I thank you kanchan Dai for his words to get involved in this very project which has changed me within myself. My special thanks to Santosh Dai who was there for every steps that I was walking through out this event.

Cerebral palsy

You know people its not a sin… People might think its because of malnutrition… .but you know this case in seen not only because of malnutrition but the major reason behind is lack of oxygen after the birth of the baby. 

This leads to the defects in the cerebral region of the brain. Hence the child has abnormality in some of the major organs like posture maintenance, seizure, hearing disability, problem in walking, speaking and many more.

Through out my project from Nov 3,2014  to Nov 14, 2014 I was with the student (children) with Cerebral Palsy.

I felt lucky when my letter was approved by the senior staff the next day of my proposal given by organization.

The students of ACE college of management were with me throughout the workshop. I am very lucky that all my 17 students were very creative, co operative and were very enthusiastic to help the students out there. 

I Know we like our NATIONAL ANTHEM 🙂

WE ALL WILL LOVE YOU AND CARE YOU.

                         

These children are more talented then us. The just had cerebral palsy and i want to say that they had not done this by themselves. They are not supposed to be discriminated because of their appearance. Instead they can do things differently. They have a vision to change the world. To change the way people look towards them. 

I now have realized the fact that one must be in those places to see the difficulties of the life. To struggle for change. I had the most heart breaking incident that i will never forget in my life. I have those children in my eyes, in my heart.

What ever you might think, What ever you might say but 1 thing is for sure. I will do something for the betterment of the people suffering for cerebral palsy.

They way I was looking this world has changed for Nov 14, 2014. People life is not just your problem. Life is how you are facing other’s problem in you. It might be the tough word for you or hard saying for you.. But 1 thing is for sure… things are going to change one day. If i work for the sake of these people, for the welfare of these children.

They are expecting nothing from you Just a word called “LOVE”

We are always there for you “OUR HEART”…… Special thanks to family of SGCP

Yes there is always time to READ….. Specical Classes to Children with Cerebral Palsy.

We are happy to serve and get whatever provided with LOVE.

My helping hands will be ALWAYS there for you people that’s for sure.

Bunu I know what you WISH…….. I will try to make your dream come TRUE one day.

You are here for ME and to observe the kind HEART. I won’t break that easily.

Saurya people want you to be happy as this forever 🙂

Samier though only your left leg work you will the best engineer one day.Not for everyone but for ME. MY SOUL

TEAM ACE. LOVE YOU PEOPLE………. THANK YOU SO MUCH………………

lastly thank you all for reading this article.

Thank you so much for appreciating our effort for the welfare of the society.

With Regards,

Roshan Chaulagain/ (GURU)

Email : 1perfectfriend@gmail.com

Contact no 9841688938

A New Life, from Now

Sometimes  this world seems  very small to me Sometimes it too big for me…..

Whatever i think about this Planet… 

About Myself…. I have now stated….

I am Nothing,

It doesn’t matter what I do, how I do….

I happened to be the talented student among my friends, I use my brain faster as much as I can perform normally. You might think it happens to everyone but this time you might be confused. You know I have been involved in many events, organised many programs, Participated in several workshops. It sometimes could be even more than a week workshop.

I didn’t care for the things i used to participate. Most of the time i used to get more information before the program. I used to feel the things are always the same. you know people I wonder how this circumstances lead me to one of the heaven in this world.

I thank you kanchan Dai for his words to get involved in this very project which has changed me within myself. My special thanks to Santosh Dai who was there for every steps that I was walking through out this event.

Cerebral palsy

You know people its not a sin… People might think its because of malnutrition… .but you know this case in seen not only because of malnutrition but the major reason behind is lack of oxygen after the birth of the baby. 

This leads to the defects in the cerebral region of the brain. Hence the child has abnormality in some of the major organs like posture maintenance, seizure, hearing disability, problem in walking, speaking and many more.

Through out my project from Nov 3,2014  to Nov 14, 2014 I was with the student (children) with Cerebral Palsy.

I felt lucky when my letter was approved by the senior staff the next day of my proposal given by organization.

The students of ACE college of management were with me throughout the workshop. I am very lucky that all my 17 students were very creative, co operative and were very enthusiastic to help the students out there. 

I Know we like our NATIONAL ANTHEM 🙂

WE ALL WILL LOVE YOU AND CARE YOU.

                           

These children are more talented then us. The just had cerebral palsy and i want to say that they had not done this by themselves. They are not supposed to be discriminated because of their appearance. Instead they can do things differently. They have a vision to change the world. To change the way people look towards them. 

I now have realized the fact that one must be in those places to see the difficulties of the life. To struggle for change. I had the most heart breaking incident that i will never forget in my life. I have those children in my eyes, in my heart.

What ever you might think, What ever you might say but 1 thing is for sure. I will do something for the betterment of the people suffering for cerebral palsy.

They way I was looking this world has changed for Nov 14, 2014. People life is not just your problem. Life is how you are facing other’s problem in you. It might be the tough word for you or hard saying for you.. But 1 thing is for sure… things are going to change one day. If i work for the sake of these people, for the welfare of these children.

They are expecting nothing from you Just a word called “LOVE”

We are always there for you “OUR HEART”…… Special thanks to family of SGCP

Yes there is always time to READ….. Specical Classes to Children with Cerebral Palsy.

We are happy to serve and get whatever provided with LOVE.

My helping hands will be ALWAYS there for you people that’s for sure.

Bunu I know what you WISH…….. I will try to make your dream come TRUE one day.

You are here for ME and to observe the kind HEART. I won’t break that easily.

Saurya people want you to be happy as this forever 🙂

Samier though only your left leg work you will the best engineer one day.Not for everyone but for ME. MY SOUL

TEAM ACE. LOVE YOU PEOPLE………. THANK YOU SO MUCH………………

lastly thank you all for reading this article.

Thank you so much for appreciating our effort for the welfare of the society.

With Regards,

Roshan Chaulagain/ (GURU)

Best 10 days of MY LIFE :) :)

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10 days of experience at pashupati old age home

For the first three days,we performed the task of scrubbing the walls and sculptures of the premises.During this period,we got chance to listen to the pitiful stories of senior citizens.In the first day,the office head told us that this old age home was established in 1938BS and currently 234 people live here within the age group of 65-96 years .Daily we sang and danced to entertain senior citizens.we played several games like hurricane,gun man tiger,mafia,human knot,seven up,”who is the leader?”,ping pong pang,name game,sign game,circular hug,jump in jump out,”can I trust you?”etc.we not only collected fund from side talkers and late comers but also for buying oil, brush and paint.we donated surplus money to the old age home.photo session was held regularly.In the 4th day we did oil massage to the people,We received blessings from them and I saw Amardeep was one of the most honest worker in all days.In the 6th day we started painting the walls of the premises and this continued until  9th day.In the last day,we practiced dance steps and we entertained the senior citizens for the whole day.we donated them food stuffs as well.

we had to work in extreme heat but it didn’t bother us as we were receiving the power from the blessings of the senior  citizens.All games we played taught us the same thing about how can a task be completed by teamwork and co-ordination.It taught us to take right decision in the right time.It taught us to be energetic.The rules taught us to be disciplined and punctual.It taught us to trust others as life runs on trust.We learnt to massage,clean and paint.In the last day reflection session was conducted.Dwarika ma’am did a good job in leading us to work.Overall I think these 10 days were fruitful for me and I think these experience will be useful in my life.Overall,I had a great experience working at old age home.

Bishal karki

BBA 1st semester

sec B

Here Comes Goodbye!!!!!

Ten days that we all spent will be one of the most beautiful memories of our life.The fun, the happiness, the little misunderstandings, the scolding, the hardwork and specially the emmotional attachment with these twenty five acers will always be cherished.

The 8th, 9th, 10th day we all settled the resources to our destination. We met two wonderful human beings Sneha di and the drummer dai who guided us in our journey. We went to “Misaghat”,one of the biggest ghat in Kathmandu valley. Many were a little uncomfortable but some of us managed to convince ourselves. Then, after lunch we went to “Jumbudeep” and  painted the walls with white cement (wash). We got praised by the Guthi people and our height of happiness cannot be explained. The next day, we had a walk to different adventurous heritages such as : Jagannath temple, Laxmishwor temple, Misaghat, Mahadev temples etc. We were acknowledged why, who, when, how these temples were built and what are their importance. Till lunch we cleaned the premises and later we again painted the walls of Misaghat. The last day was the most important and memorable day. We were divided into two groups. Some were appointed in the “Kalmochan” temple and some to “Tripureshwor Mahadev” temple. We all spent the day cleaning, playing,taking sun bath and most importantly enjoying the day.

The journey from “Janabahal” to ” Kalmochan”,we got support from different clubs : like Machhindra club and KMC (KATHMANDU METROPILTAN CITY) cultural club. We would like to thank them all for all the useful resources and guidance. We would like to thank our facilitator Mr. Parikshan Dhakal, for guiding and tolerating us.

These ten days,what “I” personally learnt was teamwork and selflessness. We coordinated as a team to bring awareness about our duty and responsibility, to bring may be a  little but change in our society towards our heritage. These days cannot be brought back but yes, surely will be cherished. Unexplainable memories and now here comes “GOODBYES”..!! 🙂

– SELESTI BAJRACHARYA

BBA -1 sem, SEC – A