Community Engagement Event- Voice of Community

20 Shelldale Crescent

November 14, 2024 Time: 10.00 am- 2.00 pm

February 22, 2025 Blood Donation Program- Canadian Blood Services

130 Silvercreek P N, Guelph

Time: 12.00 -2.00 pm

International Women's Day 2025 Celebration

Date: March 9, 2025, Pannel Discussion -120 Clementine Dr. Unit 7, Brampton

Time: 12:30 PM -4.00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)

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Highlights of past Activities

SUPPORT TO A LOCAL FOOD BANK

HHWB collected voluntary contributions from its board members and advisory committee members to support a local food bank. The fund was handed over to Guelph Food Bank, Guelph (Ontario) in the presence of the mayor of Guelph on January 9, 2021.

BLOOD DONATION

First blood donation program was organized by Helping hands without Borders Canada on 11th Jan 2020. Second blood donation program will be organized soon. Contact us for your participation and involvement.

COVID-19 FUND SUPPORT

Support to international students in Canada

As of now almost 90 international students from across Canada were financially and non financially supported during pandemic time of Covid 19.

Support to Covid-19 victims family in Nepal

A highly vulnerable family in Nepal affected by the Covid-19 was provided with financial help to manage the urgent needs.

COVID-19 FUND RAISING CAMPAGIN

HHWB organized a fundraising program to help the needy ones during the Covid-19 global pandemic. The first phase of fundraising program was held from March 29 to April 30, 2020.

Support to literary festival in Nepal

Asha Pragyan Kendra, Sitapaila, Nagarjun Municipality, Kathmandu, Nepal in partnering with Helping Hands without Borders Canada (HHwB) jointly organized a program to release twin books of litterateurs Mr. Narad Prasad Niraula (Sikkim, India) and Mr. Krishna Prasad Poudel (Nepal) on Feb 01, 2020( 2076/10/18 BS). Both the renowned authors were felicitated during the program for the literary works they’ve been engaged in furthering Nepali literary horizon across the globe. HHwB family would like to congratulate both towering figures of Nepali literature and extends many many thanks to the executives of Asha Pragyan Kendra, Nepal for providing the opportunity of cosponsoring the event. We express sincere gratitude to all the media outlets for covering the news.

HHwB, a Canadian federal not for profit Corporation has been committed in both Nepal and Canadian community in different sectors for the betterment of the community and pledges to continue the same in the days ahead.

Support to elderly citizens in Nepal

HHWB organized a pilgrimage program in collaboration with Ekata Samuha (an organization with more than 300 active women volunteers working for social welfare)and Tokha municipality, Kathmandu. Support-less 18 elderly women from Tokha municipality participated the one day program which included a day trip to the temples and recreational events.

Support to victims of natural disasters

HHWB provided financial help to flood victims in Terai region of Nepal through NRNA, Canada.

HHWB provided financial help to the landslide victims of Baglung, Nepal through Baglung Sewa Samaj.

Helping Hands Day Celebration

Helping Hands without Borders Canada (HHWB) successfully conducted a Meet and Greet event on February 17 in Guelph, ON, aimed at sharing information about the services provided by various government, non-government, and social organizations to the community.
Hon. Mike Schreiner, Member of Provincial Parliament, graced the occasion as the chief guest, while His Worship, Cam Guthrie, Mayor of Guelph, attended as the special guest.
The event commenced with a welcome speech by HHWB Board of Directors member Mr. Dinesh Singh Malla, followed by a presentation on the organization's progress and current activities by Mr.Rajan Chhatkuli, President of HHWB.
Mr. Kiroj Shrestha, Vice-President of NRNA Canada, Mr. Prakash Adhikari- President GGNC, Mr. Lila N Pandey - General Secretary NBDA commended HHWB's initiatives and expressed gratitude for organizing an informative session for the community and emphasized the importance of collaboration between HHWBC and local organizations to achieve better outcomes.
Representatives from various organizations, including Dayami Ramirez, Program Manager of Immigrant Services at GW; Breanna Leighton, Mental Health Promotion and Educator at the Canadian Mental Health Association; Const. James Nightingale from Guelph Police Services; Yorlenis (Poli) Proenza, Manager at Lutherwood Employment Services; Katie Bea, Community Development Manager at Canadian Blood Services; and Cindy McMann from Women in Crisis, Guelph Wellington, presented the available community services and guided how to access these resources.
BODs-Mr. Suman Dhakal delivered the vote of thanks and Mr. Bijaya Lamsal delivered the concluded remarks. The program was effectively coordinated by BOD Nirupama Sharma.