Improving Health, Reducing Poverty in Nepal for Nearly 60 Years
In partnership with BNMT Nepal, we support locally led, evidence-based health programmes that change lives.
Our Mission & Impact
The Britain Nepal Medical Trust is a UK charity supporting locally-led initiatives in Nepal. In close partnership with BNMT Nepal, we empower communities by improving health and creating sustainable change.
56+
Districts Reached in Nepal
100%
Nepali-Led Health Programmes
Evidence-Based Research & Interventions
Your Donation Makes a Real Difference
£25
can provide vital nutrition to someone recovering from TB.
£75
can help train a local health worker in a remote community.
£150
funds a community health worker’s travel to find and support people with TB for one month.
Malnutrition and TB fuel each other. Child malnutrition is one of the strongest risk factors for TB, while TB further worsens nutritional status. Nepal's recent report of 'alarming' child malnutrition threatens to reverse two decades of hard-won progress.
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Child malnutrition in Nepal has reached ‘alarming’ levels since aid cuts, survey finds
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We are delighted to sign the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with the Ministry of Health and Population-Nepal (Ministry of Health and Food Safety) for our 'Trauma Hub Project'.
This marks an important step towards strengthening trauma care services along major highways and key transport routes in Nawalparasi East and Rautahat districts. Together, we look forward to improving timely access to quality emergency and trauma care, helping save lives and support communities when they need it most.
We look forward to working together to make this initiative a success.
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Want to work with us? Here is the opportunity!
BNMT Nepal seeks qualified and interested candidates for 👇
🎯Position: District Project Coordinators (3)
🎯Working stations: Rupandehi, Palpa and Dailekh
🎯Deadline for application: 7th July 2026
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नेपालगञ्जमा डीआर–टिबी बिरामीलाई वेलकम केयर प्याकेज वितरण
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People undergoing treatment for drug-resistant tuberculosis (DR-TB) often spend months away from their families in treatment hostels. While these facilities provide essential medical care, they remain under-resourced, leaving patients without even basic personal and hygiene necessities. For many, this adds to the financial and emotional burden of an already difficult journey.
To help make their stay safer, more comfortable, and more dignified, BNMT Nepal distributed *Welcome Care Packages* to DR-TB patients staying at the DR Hostel, TB Nepal, Nepalgunj, and NATA, Kathmandu, under the TB Shield project, funded by University of Wisconsin-Madison.
The package included essential items such as washing and bathing soaps, detergent, toothbrush and toothpaste, sanitary pads, masks, hand sanitizers, hair oils, combs, clippers, towels, handkerchiefs, slippers, summer windcheater jackets, cloth bags, metal water bottles, cough boxes, glass cups, and a communication data cards to help patients stay connected with their families.
By helping address patients' everyday needs, we hope to ease some of the challenges they face and encourage continued adherence to treatment.
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BNMT Nepal organized a two-day training on human rights and Community Rights and Gender (CRG) in TB response for Outreach Workers and field staff in Lumbini Province.
The training aimed to strengthen participants’ understanding and practical skills on CRG principles, TB club formation at palika level, stigma reduction, psychosocial support, and identification of TB champions for community engagement.
The training was opened by Provincial Health Director Mr. Roshan Lal Chaudhary, who highlighted the importance of rights-based approaches in TB response.
Technical sessions were conducted by Mr. Krishna Gopal Chaudhary from the Provincial Health Directorate on TB situation and provincial fact sheets, Ms. Uma Devi Thapa (Health Office Chief, Rupandehi) on TB and gender identity, Dr. Sameer Mainali (UNDP) on Community-Led Monitoring (CLM), Mr. Tika Ram Adhikari (Health Office Rupandehi) on gender-based violence case discussions, Ms. Bivechana Pandey, Project Manager, on psychosocial counselling, Ms. Rima B.C. (INSEC) on community rights and TB patients’ rights, and Mr. Ram Prasad Koirala (BNMT Nepal) on TB club formation and stigma reduction.
A total of 30 participants (19 men and 11 women) also developed action plans to establish TB clubs and implement stigma reduction activities in their respective districts and palikas.
By the end of the training, participants showed improved understanding of rights-based TB response and are now preparing to take forward TB clubs and community-level activities.
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