
13th Annual Conference – Health Foundation Nepal
About the Conference
Join us for the 13th Annual Conference organized by Health Foundation Nepal, a premier platform for global health professionals, researchers, and advocates. This two-day event will featur:
- Insightful scientific discussions
- Innovative research presentations
- Cultural celebrations
Our mission is to advance public health and foster international collaboration.
Registration Process
- Payment:
- Click on the Donation or Pay Registration Fee button on our website.
- Select “Annual Conference – 13th” as the payment option.
- Complete your payment.
Important: Your registration will be confirmed only after the payment has been successfully completed.
Below are the registration fees according to participant category and access type:

What we have done with your help
3094
Postpartum and 1660 pregnant women have been screened for Mental Health Problems.
5381
Under 5 children have been screened for Malnutrition.
5000
Calls were received by our doctors during COVID 19 second wave.
3041
People have been screened for NCD.
News and Events
Our Star Volunteers

Words from Trishna
I am glad that my first work experience was here with HFN, an organization that provides social justice to people through public health services. HFN was a great organizational placement where I along with my intern-mate engaged ourselves in the organizational activities to acquire skills to manage and administer public health services. My internship experience fostered my knowledge and practices in research activities as well.
I had great working experience that immensely contributed to the development of my leadership, interpersonal, and communication skills. At present, I am working in a project ‘Investigating the predictors of denial of abortion services and examining the consequences of unwanted pregnancy for women and their children in Nepal(2019-2023).My curriculum vitae was strong for the present job I applied only by the Internship experience in HFN and post internship job opportunity by HFN in abortion related projects.
I am delighted to have experienced a wonderful working environment in HFN and would like to acknowledge all the staffs of HFN for their regular support. Throughout every job that I get, I will always look back on my first one with HFN, because it was where my entire working career began. I owe everyone out there a “thank you”.

It was a great opportunity…
It was great opportunity for me to conduct internship in Health Foundation Nepal. I learnt a lot from meeting with people related to mental health working at ministry of health and Population (MoHP) and different hospitals, visiting field in Dang and involving into ongoing programs. The most I was impressed is communicating with beneficiaries and dedicated staff. I could get opportunity to listen directly what difficulties and needs beneficiaries have, and how staffs work and have motivation for involving in programs. Finally, I appreciate all staffs in Kathmandu and Dang office supporting and arranging this internship.

Words from Dr. Anjan
Community health has always been a passion for me. After completing my medical school at National Medical College as a government scholar, I took on a challenging role as an acting in-charge at a rural government health care center.
Health Foundation Nepal gave me that opportunity. Especially at the time of the COVID-19 pandemic, where there was a massive shortage of health care facilities, through HFN, I got an opportunity to lead a telemedicine project for COVID patients in my home district. Initiating a telehealth project in rural Nepal for the first time was, in itself, a challenge. But the mentors and support of the HFN team provided us with guidance, at the same time giving us the autonomy to come with new initiatives. Through this experience, I have made new friends and connected with so many people across different nations. I am still a member of the HFN family. I volunteer as an expert consultant to expand telehealth services to patients with chronic non-communicable diseases, people enrolled in the mental health program, and children with malnutrition.
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