The Sun Never Sets in Rotary – Film Release Showcasing Our Cerebral Palsy Day Care Center

Specialty

On the occasion of Rotary Day (24th February) and World Understanding and Peace Day, our club proudly participated in the global initiative “The Sun Never Sets in Rotary 2026” — a 24-hour non-stop online relay of meetings hosted by Rotary Countries and Districts across the world.

Representing RID 3292, we submitted and showcased a powerful video highlighting our signature project — the Cerebral Palsy Day Care Center — allowing the world to witness how Rotary is transforming lives in Nepal.

The film release was a tribute to Rotary’s global presence, demonstrating that while the sun sets in one part of the world, Rotarians elsewhere continue to serve — truly proving that the Sun Never Sets in Rotary.

Facts & Figures

• Occasion: Rotary Day & World Understanding and Peace Day (23rd February)
• Platform: Global SNSR (Sun Never Sets in Rotary) 24-hour online relay
• Representation: Rotary International District 3292
• Project Highlighted: Cerebral Palsy Day Care Center
• Duration of Global Event: 24 hours continuous cycle
• Format: Video submission and international digital presentation

Budget:

NPR 5,000 (Production support)

Support:

• Rotary International District 3292
• Global SNSR Organizing Team
• Club Members and Project Volunteers
• Beneficiaries
  • Children with Cerebral Palsy enrolled in the Day Care Center
  • Families receiving therapy, guidance, and emotional support
  • The broader community, gaining awareness and sensitivity towards disability inclusion
  • Rotary members worldwide inspired by Nepal’s impactful service model

  Impact/Outcome

  • Showcased Nepal’s Rotary service at a global platform
  • Strengthened international visibility of our CP Day Care Center
  • Promoted disability inclusion and community awareness
  • Reinforced Rotary’s message of global unity, peace, and service
  • Inspired collaboration and goodwill beyond geographical boundaries

  The film demonstrated that Rotary service is not just meetings and projects — it is compassion in action, dignity for the underserved, and hope for families who once felt alone.

  Sustainability

  • Continued operation and expansion of the Cerebral Palsy Day Care Center
  • Increased visibility leading to potential partnerships and donor engagement
  • Strengthening Rotary’s brand image locally and internationally
  • Long-term commitment to therapy, education, and caregiver support