May 2020

Saving Nepalese from covid-19 pandemic, Hunger and Malnutrition

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Mithila Wildlife Trust have certainly been making the news in south Nepal as alongside the NGO Bhore. We have been distributing food supplies to some of the poorest families during lockdown in 15 districts of Nepal. ChoraChori has funded their “Integrated Nutritional Packages” that has supplemented the staples of 15 Kg rice, 2 Kg lentils, 2.5 Kg potatoes, 2 Ltr oil etc with 5 Kg green vegetables. We are aiming to provide them food until the lockdown. Here you can see, we are providing bitter gourd, gourd and cucumber as part of the package which are great balanced diet for young mothers and little children. We are continuously been trying to reach as much as people who need help. They are living their life very sadly because of the shortage of food. They are unable to feed their family for two times a day but as they get food from our trust they became happy.June 13, Birgunj. Relief has been distributed to 35 Dhangad-Musahar families of Pakaditola in Jira Bhavani Municipality-1. Prakash Tharu, a social worker, said that the Mithila Wildlife Trust and Bhore had distributed relief to the slum dwellers after learning that the people of Pakditola were deprived of relief packages from all three parts of the state. With the financial support of chorachori, Gandiz and Last Night a DJ Saved My Life, and in a collaboration with Mithila Wildlife Trust and Bhore , he managed the relief distribution in this pandemic time .

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Food relief at kamala municipality by Mithila wildlife trust

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  Food relief has been done at kamala municipality by Mithila wildlife trust in support with Chora Chori, Bhore and other supportive organizations. The situation of dalit people at Sarabe machali tol(a community of kamala municipality) was  so dreadful. Our relief team reached out there to distribute the  relief materials. A total of 26 families of kamala municipality received the relief with the help of chairman of MWT, Mr.Dev narayan mandal, Sub-chairman Rasilal pandit, Local social activist of kamala movement, Binod sahanugiya , shyam kumar mahato and including all those who helped us to distribute the relief successfully. The 26 families received :, 15 kg rice 2 kg pulses 1 litre cooking oil 3 kg potato 1 kg salt 1 kg onion 1 kg soya beans 2 pcs soaps It’s a great support of the people to save several lives during this outbreak. Your support is essential for us.

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Integrated relief and nutrition package to save Nepalese lives from the pandemic.

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On to the date of 26th May 2020 we distributed integrated relief and special nutrition package for 2,250 extremely poor families. With the coordination, cooperation and support of Chora Chori, Gandys, Last Night a DJ Saved my Life and many local reluctant personalities, we were able to save the lives of inaccessible and extremely needy families from starvation and malnutrition during such a harsh period of the Covid-19 pandemic. Here’s the list of relief materials that we were able to distribute in the communities: Materials per family in the most deprived communities (1 to 9): 1. Rice: 20 kg 2. Pulses: 2 kg 3. Edible oil: 2 liters 4. Green vegetables: 5 kg 5. Soybean: 1 kg 6. Potatoes: 2 kg 7. Onion: 1 kg 8. Iodized salt: 1 kg 9. Soap: 2 pieces For pregnant, maternity, children under five and adolescents only: 10. Jwano: 250 grams only for one month of pregnancy 11. Gedagudi or Quanti: 2 kg for pregnant and lactating women only 12. Best Flour Material: 3 kg (only at home with children from 6 months to 2 years) 13. Eggs: 1 carat (for pregnant and lactating women only, also for non-vegetarians) 14. Fruits: 1 dozen bananas, 2 kg of cucumbers, watermelon: 1 piece (only for pregnant and lactating women) 15. Sanitary pads: 1 packet (only 10 to 19-year-olds in relief families) We collect the detailed material from the local health institution and placed it in the package. For this, there will be no expenditure from the money given by the reluctant people. 16. Vitamin A capsules: 2 pieces (for pregnant women within 1 month and children under 6 months to 5 years old only) 17. Albendazole Tablet: (Only for children under 6 months to 5 years old) 14. Iron pills: 1 address (pregnant and one month only) 19. Condom: 30 pieces (each family) 20. Muayak Tape: 1 piece (for the families with the children under the age of 5 five-year-old  only) * The package is subject to modify/change on the availability of materials and needs at the local level.    

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Relief package distributed in Sabaila Muncipality by MWT and supporters.

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Giving continuity to our ongoing relief package distribution program to the poor and middle-class families of Dhanusha, we have distributed several packages in Sabaila Municipality of Dhanusha. We have distributed relief package to a total of 38 unprivileged families of Sabaila Municipality-12, Barkurwa, 13-Dholbaja, Kiratpur. We proactively are engaged in the distribution of relief to other prospective needy families

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Update of COVID-19 response by Mithila Wildlife Trust from starting to 18th May 2020.

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MIthila Wildlife Trust with support of charities from UK, Chora Chori, last night a DJ Saved My Life and Gandys-Don’t Just Exist has been distributing food relief materials during Covid-19 pandemic in Province No.-2, Nepal.  Government of Nepal distributed relief materials for once, which was not enough for 15 days. But, since lockdown continues, many families from Tarai Dalit (Mushahar, Dom, Chamar, Tatma, Pasman etc.) and Pahadi Dalit (Chepang, Raute etc.) were affected badly. Some of them went to starvation where some started skipping food at 1 time to save for next day. During distribution of relief materials from local levels, someone who had gone outside (while collecting data) for some work, their name were left in the relief materials distribution list. Someone not having Citizenship Certificate, they didn’t receive relief. Around 100 households only in these 5 Mushahar settlements were also left. Traditionally, people work in day to earn food for night in these communities. Above 50% of their population don’t have Citizenship Certificate lacking their own land and permanent house. So, some external source was only a hope for such poor families. Zoological Society of London (ZSL) had supported a wildlife rescue to Mithila Wildlife Trust, which proven to be the best help during this Covid-19 pandemic. We were able to deliver food items directly to the house of families facing drought due to lockdown. Mayor, Dhanushadham and office of Dhanushadham Municipality, supported us to deliver food in Dhanushadham in their vehicle. This was also a great help during our Covid-19 response initiative. Several youth, youth clubs, community based organizations, social workers, local and national level leaders and community forest user groups supported us during distribution. And data of several wards and communities were collected by media personals during their field reporting. Some of youth clubs informed media personals and media personals informed us. In most of the cases, the media personals went themselves in the community to deliver the food relief materials. With support of our donors and supporters, we could deliver food at the most marginalized communities of Terai Dalit and Pahadi Dalit. We’re grateful to all who made it possible with their kind donation and in kind contributions, directly or through our supporting hands. Mithila Wildlife Trust

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