Monday Week 3 was a great day for everyone because it began by getting Anupa to go to (Handicapped and Rehabilitation for Disabled children) HRDC. What we did not know was that Anupa and her mother had been to this hospital a few times, however this time it was a lot more productive. When the SWAP group got there we were overwhelmed with the set up of this hospital and actually thought the building of our own Respite centre would not benefit this area until we were given the royal treatment from the Executive Director of this place.
Everywhere we went we saw disabled children, and out of respect for them all we did not take any photos except for the one you see here that was a photo on a wall.
After talking with the executive director we were very encouraged to learn that not only is building our Respite center a good idea, but that between the two centers, (theirs and ours) we can actually cover more ground as far as the children are concerned in the whole of Nepal, not just the Karve district.
As for Anupa, she was well looked after and they were fed when they were returned home. so what turned out to be just a routine visit for the SWAP team, ended up being a great blessing.
Following this blog will be a post for Cam and the technical crew, these are the photos that were were allowed to take from HRDC>
Everywhere we went we saw disabled children, and out of respect for them all we did not take any photos except for the one you see here that was a photo on a wall.
After talking with the executive director we were very encouraged to learn that not only is building our Respite center a good idea, but that between the two centers, (theirs and ours) we can actually cover more ground as far as the children are concerned in the whole of Nepal, not just the Karve district.
As for Anupa, she was well looked after and they were fed when they were returned home. so what turned out to be just a routine visit for the SWAP team, ended up being a great blessing.
Following this blog will be a post for Cam and the technical crew, these are the photos that were were allowed to take from HRDC>
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