In the harsh winters of rural Dhading, families struggle to keep warm at altitudes above 1,500 meters. NLC organized the "Warm Up Nepal" Jacket Distribution programme at Saldum village, Gangajamuna Rural Municipality, in partnership with local authorities and sponsors. Warm jackets were distributed to children, women and elderly community members who could not afford winter clothing. The distribution event brought together the entire community, with NLC volunteers addressing the gathering and handing out jackets one by one. Alongside the jacket distribution, NLC also ran a parallel Nepal Flood & Landslide Relief Program in the same region, providing essential supplies to families affected by the 2024 monsoon disasters. These combined relief efforts reached over 100 families across multiple villages in the Dhading district.

When devastating floods hit Kathmandu valley during the 2024 monsoon season, NLC immediately mobilized to help. From October 27-30, 2024, we organized a food relief program reaching over 300 families in river slum communities. On January 14, 2025, we provided roofing materials to families in Saldum-4 Ganga Jamuna affected by landslides.

Sewing training program starting 16th April 2025 for 15 days (105 hours) at the Saldum village in the Nagarjun Learning Center building. 30 women and girls were trained by expert trainers Shova Lawaju and Sulochana Basukala with 35+ years experience.

In 2022, the Nagarjun Learning Center partnered with HOPE Paris to organize a 10-day health camp in the Dhading region. The camp provided free medical services, health awareness programs, and essential medicines to over 775 people in remote mountain communities.

NLC organized a First Aid & Health Camp combined with exercise and fitness training for women and children in Saldum village. The programme brought together local officials, NLC volunteers and community members at the local school. Physiotherapy sessions, stretching exercises and health check-ups were provided, along with distribution of supplies and materials to schoolchildren and women.

Between March and July 2025, we conducted a soap-making training program. 3 days of training were organized inside the learning center, attended by many local participants. To include people from more remote areas, we held 2 additional training days at the ward office. The training was a success, and our NLC team remains ready to deliver this program anytime and anywhere for interested village groups.