Help Bring Health Care to Batase

A community told us what they needed. We listened.
When volunteers from The Mad Cow Project visited Batase, a remote mountain community in Nepal, we asked a simple question:

"What would make the biggest difference to your community?"

Again and again, the answer was health.

Parents, teachers and community members spoke about injuries from farming and daily life, limited access to medical services, and the need for practical first-aid knowledge that could help people respond confidently when accidents happen.

Turning conversations into action
This December, we're supporting a Community Health & First Aid Camp in Batase, delivered by local Nepalese health professionals.

The camp is expected to provide:

• Health screening and advice for 80-100 community members
• Practical first-aid training for teachers, youth leaders and community representatives
• Access to approximately 10 Nepalese healthcare professionals
• Knowledge and skills that remain in the community long after the camp ends

Why this matters
For many people in Batase, even simple access to healthcare can require significant travel and expense.

By bringing healthcare professionals directly to the community, we can help identify health concerns earlier, improve health knowledge and build local confidence in responding to emergencies.

This isn't about a one-day event.

It's about strengthening community health for the future.

How your donation will help
We're raising $3,000 to cover:

• Medical supplies and consumables
• Transport for healthcare professionals
• Accommodation and meals for the medical team
• Local logistics and coordination
• Contingency and emergency expenses

Every dollar helps bring vital healthcare services and first-aid education closer to the people who need them most.

Please donate today

• $30 - supports a community member to receive health screening and medical advice
• $50 - brings a health professional to Batase 
• $100 - sponsors a health professional to come to Batase and return home (in Nepal) again 
• $500 - helps equip three Community First-Aid Leaders (teachers, youth leaders or community representatives) with practical first-aid knowledge, confidence and resources they can continue sharing with others long after the camp is finished
• $1,000 - helps equip six Community First-Aid Leaders. A total of twenty teachers, youth leaders and community representatives are expected to participate in first-aid training
• Custom Donation - choose your own level of support for the project 

Your support will help transform community priorities into practical action.

Together, we can help ensure that the people of Batase have greater access to health care, health knowledge and life-saving first-aid skills.

Thank you for helping us create a healthier future for Batase