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14th Annual Conference of Health Foundation Nepal
Beyond the Disaster: Healing Minds, Strengthening Communities, and Building Resilience
Every year, this conference brings together researchers, healthcare professionals, and community advocates to share innovative and impactful work in Nepal’s community health.
Conference Schedule & Registration
Join Health Foundation Nepal for our 14th Annual Conference, November 13–15, 2026, featuring scientific, cultural, fundraising, and wellness sessions — online and in Baltimore, Maryland.
- Nov 13 · Virtual Scientific Session8:00 PM EST (Nov 14, 6:45 AM NPT) · Online · Free
- Nov 14 · Opening Session3:00 PM · Baltimore, MD
- Nov 14 · Cultural Night & Fundraising Dinner7:00 PM · Baltimore, MD
- Nov 15 · Wellness Session8:00 AM · Baltimore, MD
Registration Fee
The registration fee includes the Cultural Night & Fundraising Dinner. The virtual Scientific Session is free.
How to Register
- Complete your donation/payment using the Donate button (select “14th Annual Conference 2026” under “Use this donation for”).
- Open the registration Google Form using Register Now.
- Submit the registration form.
About This Year’s Scientific Session
This year we are focusing on disaster-related community health interventions, including strengthening health systems’ resilience to meet the immediate and long-term mental health needs of affected communities.
We welcome all research on this theme from current or past disaster experiences in Nepal.
To make the conference accessible to a wider audience, it will be held virtually this year.
Scientific Session Schedule & Invited Speakers
Friday, November 13, 2026 · 8:00–10:00 PM EST (Saturday, November 14 · 6:45–8:45 AM Nepal Time) · Virtual
Who Attends
Academics working in global health; medical, nursing, and public health professionals, including students in those fields; philanthropists; and the local Nepali diaspora. It is a great opportunity to share your work with this audience.
Submission Guidelines
Please submit a structured abstract of no more than 250 words before the deadline. Your abstract should include:
- Title
- Authors’ names with their degrees and affiliations
- Presenting author’s name and email address
- Type of study
- Background, Methodology, Results, and Conclusion (the 250-word limit applies to this section)
Types of Study
Original Research
Present your original research methodologies and results — population health research or clinical studies.
Community Programs
Share successful community health programs and their impact.
Case Studies
Present real-life cases, challenges faced, solutions implemented, and scalability.
Important Note
We are soliciting only oral presentations. Please submit an abstract only if the designated presenting author can attend the conference virtually and present the study live.