Nepal Cancer Support Group

I just found out that the dream of Siddhi Chand and Anju Sharma, (two incredible women that I had the privilege to meet and photograph in Kathmandu earlier this year) to have a real cancer support group in Nepal has been realized!!!!  These two amazing women have persevered and created an incredible resource for the people of Nepal.  “Nepal Cancer Support Group (NCSG) is a NGO which was established in 2010 with an intention to promote awareness regarding cancer prevention, screening, treatment, counselling, experience sharing and advocacy by accumulating cancer survivors,their family members, health professionals, social workers, interested individuals and volunteers to form a group”.  I am so happy for them I could burst!!!  Here is the link to their Facebook page Nepal Cancer Support Group, please help to support their tremendous efforts!

Anju Sharma

Siddhi Chand

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  1. Posted January 25, 2011 at 12:13 pm | Permalink

    Just catching up with your blog ( 25 Jan 2011). Everything is beautiful and inspirational. Thanks for this wonderful work! Safe travels

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