info@hopefoundation.org.np

+977-1-4810100

Kapan-1, Hope Foundation Chowk, Balkumari Tole

"DRUGS GAVE US WINGS TO FLY BUT TOOK AWAY THE SKY"

So, simple it may sound then but now it contains a great weight in my life. I was flying high in my own imagination enable to see the land slipping by down under my feet. Late I realized and tried to stand up but I fell again and again. I kept in mind it's never late or it's not the end as every end is a new beginning for a new start. i gave a new Start, every end I striked as the good inside me kept on crying to move on to defeat the bad. Now when I look back I realize I would had gone insane and possibility that I could have died doing nothing. I still remember the days when everything inside me craved for drugs.


I needed in my veins, I needed it in my every pain. Later the satisfaction also went on dying. It took away my everything, dear ones, relationships, health, sleep, money, trust and many more. One day good inside me yelled "ENOUGH" and I did hear it cry and kept that word in heart that I will not and can't move ahead like this. Then I promised to self may I not be able to earn happiness but nor I will throw sadness. I was the lesson I learned from time and I know one day the time for me will also come and it will bring back the trust in self and for me. I know I can never forget the pleasure of tripping nor the ritual but neither can I forget the crisis it ran me into. Today when I look back I can't figure out the curves of life on those gone nine years only I know is about the deadly "D" (DRUGS).

Now I realize I have gone nowhere only the time moved on I stopped there still achieving nothing. The pleasure was killing me softly. For few hours sleep I begged or lied. Later the level of tripping went on increasing and the satisfaction was lost. I had a hitting bottom (Despair and Isolation). Where I realized I had lost everything running for the pleasure of self. Most of all I lost happiness. I know it will cost me a lot to regain what I have lost or I mayn't get it back but there is a small Hope and great determination to move on Drug free in life and living just for today. I am making my today best and I know the future will also follow. Today when I look at my life it's full of adventures, adventures to tackle with feelings, craving, obsession and more it gives the ability to fight with the addiction-Disease I have in me.
 
"TODAY I MAYN'T BE THE ONE I WISHED TO BE BUT I AM HAPPY THAT I AM ALSO NOT THE ONE WHO I USED TO BE"

The world we live in today is deteriorating by the day.  Global warming, ozone depletion , poor waste management and pollution are the major causes for it. Unless we take steps quickly to reverse this, there isn’t going to be a Planet Earth for the future generations.

The one issue that we can handle without any external help is waste management and waste reduction.  To begin with, keeping our immediate surroundings clean should be the primary target. Cities have many dustbins placed at regular intervals. But there is always more garbage surrounding the bin than inside it. Why are the citizens so apathetic ? Is it not the duty of every person to ensure he keeps his city clean?

We have started this campaign to continue providing drug awareness program all over Nepal in schools, college and community so that people can understand more about drugs and it risks. We are and also planning to rehabilitate more people who have lost everything and who have strong desire to fight back with addiction.

This means a lot to us as we were also one of them and now we want to fight back for good. Most people don't know about drugs and how it destroys you and your family. We want to share our story and with a HOPE that we can fight back.

On Saturday, April 25, 2015 a massive 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck Nepal, just northwest of the capital of Kathmandu. It was the worst quake to strike the region in more than 80 years.

The area was hit with a second 7.3 magnitude quake just 17 days later, on May 12, causing further damage and suffering for those who had survived the initial disaster. Nepal, well known for its rich cultural heritage and extreme tourism, is one of the poorest countries in Southeast Asia. The damage done by the quake has a put a strain on its citizens that will last for many years.

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Kapan-1, Hope Foundation Chowk, Balkumari Tole,
KTM, Nepal


Tel: +977-1-4810100
Mob: 9841609887
Email: foundation_hope@live.com
info@hopefoundation.org.np

 

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