Specialty

To improve the organization, safety, and functionality of the Cerebral Palsy Day Care Centre through the installation of three steel storage almirah racks for systematic storage of educational materials, therapy equipment, toys, mats, records, and other essential supplies.

Facts & Figures

  Number of steel almirah racks installed: 3

 Location: Cerebral Palsy Day Care Centre

 Date of Installation: 5 June 2026

 Total Budget: NPR 21,000

 Contribution by Mr. Naveen Poddar: NPR 12,000

 Contribution by the Club: NPR 9,000

Support:

This project was made possible through the generous sponsorship of NPR 12,000 by Mr. Naveen Poddar, with the remaining NPR 9,000 contributed by the club. Their support has helped strengthen the infrastructure of the Cerebral Palsy Day Care Centre and improve its day-to-day operations.

Beneficiaries

 Children attending the Cerebral Palsy Day Care Centre

 Therapists and caregivers

 Centre management and staff

 Families of the children benefiting from improved service delivery

Impact/Outcome

The installation of the almirah racks has significantly enhanced the storage capacity and organization of the centre. Important

files, therapy materials, toys, mats, and educational resources can now be stored safely and systematically. This has created a cleaner, more organized, and child-friendly environment, improving efficiency for staff and accessibility of materials for therapy and learning activities.

Sustainability

The steel almirah racks are durable, low-maintenance assets designed for long-term use. Proper storage of equipment and records will help preserve resources, reduce damage and loss, and contribute to the smooth and efficient functioning of the centre for many years to come.