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“You Must Be The Change You Wish To See In The World.” MAHATMA GANDHI “Changing the world begins with the very personal process of changing yourself, the only place you can begin is where you are, and the only time you can begin is always now.” ~ Gary Zukav ~ Celebration of World Interfaith HarmonyContinue reading ““You Must Be The Change You Wish To See In The World.””

Abby, Emily and Lauren recently returned home after a two week in Nepal. It was an eye-opening experience for the RVCC Rotaract members. “I think the best part about my exchange was being able to see the world from other perspectives and making global friendships,” Lauren says of his Rotaract Youth Exchange experience. All studentsContinue reading “Branchburg Rotary helps youth experience the world”

Forty Eighty years ago, I used to wait for the Nepali New Year to receive a box of gift from the Nepal Red Cross which is sent from the United States Red Cross.  That was my favorite month of the year, waiting for a gift box with two pencils, pencil sharpener, eraser and may beContinue reading “FINDING MY PASSION and PURPOSE”

 “What I want to be when I grow up”  That was the title of the essay competition conducted by the Nawayug Leo Club held on the 2nd of June at the “St. Xavier’s Social Service Center” in Jawalakhel, Patan, Nepal. The mind is everything. What you think you become.  BUDDHA The children from grade U.K.G. tillContinue reading ” “What I want to be when I grow up” “

The 2018 Rotary Convention connected leaders from around the world Rotarians, Rotaractors, Interactors, alumni, and leaders gathered at Rotary’s biggest event of the year, Rotary International Convention. The 2018 event in Toronto featured world-class speakers, innovative workshops, and opportunities to make new friends. The Asha Project signed MOU with the Patan-West, RID 3292 club toContinue reading “The 2018 Rotary Convention”

“For it is in giving that we receive”. – Francis of Assisi Growing up in Nepal, each year for New Year I waited for a Red Cross package. The United States Red Cross sent packages for children to the Nepal Red Cross. In each special box, the ones that came during my favorite month, wereContinue reading “THE ASHA PROJECT: FULFILLING MY PASSION AND PURPOSE”

  Founded on a novel idea that education and financial support, not charity, provides the surest way out of poverty for poor families we have established the “Legacy of Hope – Micro Credit Project” to provide destitute women with a micro-credit loans. As a result, these women have gained knowledge and a source of incomeContinue reading “Micro Credit Grant Distribution 2018”

The Asha Project believes in empowering youth through education and mentoring. To spread our message we are proud to announce the 2018 fellowship tour. The tour will be traveling throughout the New Jersey, New York and PA, educating individuals about the work of the ASHA Project. We believe that individuals commitment and knowledge drive changeContinue reading “Fellowship Tour”

It’s hard to believe, that the ASHA Project Humanitarian mission trip is over for 2018.   Over the past 2 month Five Rotaractors and 5 Rotarians visited Nepal and distributed school supplies, clothing, goat distribution, blanket distribution, $100,000 micro credit distribution, and visited many parts of Nepal.   More than 500 Students received school supplies.Continue reading “ASHA Project News Bulletin 2018”

As a child in Nepal, I used to wait for the Nepali New Year to receive a box from the Nepal Red Cross which is sent from the United States Red Cross.  That was my favorite month of the year, waiting for a special box that contained two pencils, a pencil sharpener, an eraser andContinue reading “PASSION, PURPOSE AND PROMISE”

  Winding along the bumpy and dusty roads from Kusma to Durlum court in Parabat, Nepal with our ASHA PROJECT volunteers and supporters from the Rotaract and Rotary Club of Parbat and Youth group, we learned lot about our friends in Nepal.  But as we walked to the top of the Durlum court, we gotContinue reading “Building Friendship and Fellowship in Nepal”

As part of the 2018-19 District International Humanitarian project, we are planning to build two schools for the earthquake victims in Nepal. All your contributions will be matched 3.5x’s by Rotary International and receive Paul Harris credit. Opportunities are available to go to Nepal to help rebuild homes and schools in mid February 2019. PleaseContinue reading “WHAT IS ON YOUR BUCKET LIST?”