Raghini Dhakal, who lives in Asan, is a class one student studying at Kanya Mandir Higher Secondary School (Raktakali, Chhetrapati). As per her tacher and gift applicant Mr. Sanjeev Dhakal, her father is a street vendor. According to her teacher, (read more)

Prerana Manandhar has just completed her BBS and is waiting for her results.  She lives in Kamal Pokhari. She became a part of Kehi Garoun through the Happy Tummy program. She is very glad to get a chance to perform in a skit, and that too one that leads to awareness and improved health for poor government-school students. She shares that she didn’t get any chance to perform in front of an audience when she was in school/college. 
What she likes about Kehi Garoun is that there is no hierarchy, and that everybody is equally valuable when making decisions, planning and executing programs. With unbounded enthusiasm, she has coordinated Happy Tummy events in 3 government schools. She is very happy that she has been using her free time in helping poor students.

Pravuti Rana studies IB in Ullens School and also is an active volunteer at Kehi Garoun. She is a compassionate individual who gets along with others easily. She has been involved in “Walk for Yourself”- a walkathon, the BMI project, and is now coordinating the Happy Tummy event for the second time. She admits to being shy in front of strangers/ people, but after being the coordinator twice for Happy Tummy, she is visibly more confident and can often be heard directing a large group of volunteers to work. She is extremely keen about Kehi Garoun’s mission and activities. She loves to do field work rather than theoretical work in a classroom!

Karma Dolma Gurung, a Ullens-KG circle volunteer, is currently studying the IBDP at Ullens School and takes great interest in studying and analyzing human behavior. Karma feels that working with KG through various ventures (MDMD, BMI machine, Happy Tummy), has made her accomplish her goal of becoming the “change agent” that she wishes to see in others. 
“What I like about working with Kehi Garoun is that I am able to create my own experiments, and then learn from them. There is this entire team that gives you feedback throughout the process which has made Kehi Garoun (for me) such a special organization to work with. You not only help others but you allow yourself to fail, learn and grow.” says Karma.

Image Channel covered our Happy Tummy program on 26th July, 2013. With the effort of Kehi Garoun volunteer Pravuti Rana, the awareness cum free distribution program was broadcast on Image News.