On Bhadra 31, 2082 (September 16, 2025), Our Hospital reached a remarkable milestone, celebrating its 15th Anniversary with a grand and heartfelt ceremony. The anniversary program was conducted by Hospital's Board Member Mr. Guna Waiba Lama, who skillfully managed the flow of the event. To honor the occasion, Hospital Chairperson Mr. Akka Lama was requested to preside as chief guest and guide the celebrations.
The program was further dignified by the gracious presence of international guests—Mr. Steve Gross from the USA, Mr. Gary Michael Collier from the UK, and Ms. Manju Lama Collier—who joined as special guests and lit the ceremony with their support and encouragement. Alongside them, representatives from the Hospital Land Management Subcommittee, dedicated school teachers, local health post in-charges, women ward members, and leaders from different social organizations also attended the event. The hospital team warmly welcomed each guest with due honor and respect, reflecting the spirit of unity and appreciation.
Opening the program, Hospital Manager Mr. Tul Bahadur Lama delivered a welcoming address filled with gratitude. He extended thanks to everyone present and highlighted the hospital’s journey, its services, and the purpose of marking the annual day. His words emphasized that the anniversary was not just a celebration of years passed, but a reaffirmation of the hospital’s mission to serve the community with compassion and dedication.
The program officially commenced with a traditional lamp-lighting ceremony. The chief guest and distinguished guests lit five ceremonial lamps, symbolizing the hospital’s enduring commitment to health, light, and hope. This moment of inauguration created an atmosphere of reverence and inspiration.
Following the inauguration, both national and international guests delivered their speeches, offering congratulatory messages and words of encouragement. They acknowledged the hospital’s progress, applauded its service to the community, and expressed their best wishes for its continued success in the years to come. Their presence and encouragement added an international dimension of support to the hospital’s journey.
A highlight of the program was the presentation of appreciation and certificates of honor. Mr. Akka Lama, on behalf of the hospital, presented appreciation letters to the international guests in recognition of their valuable presence and goodwill. Similarly, certificates of gratitude were distributed to health posts, schools, and other organizations that have continuously supported the hospital in its mission. Land donors and supporters; Ratna Bahadur Lama, Tej Bahadur Lama, Maiya Tamangni and Hasta Bahadur Lama, whose contributions made the establishment and growth of the hospital possible, were also honored with traditional scarves and appreciation certificates.
The event also recognized the invaluable contributions of individuals who have dedicated themselves to the hospital’s service since its earliest days. Mr. Lalkaji Tamang (C.M.A.) and Mr. Urma Lama (Office Assistant), who have served with unwavering commitment, were awarded cash prizes along with certificates of appreciation. Their recognition stood as a testament to the hospital’s gratitude toward those who form its foundation of service.
While Closing the program, heartfelt words of thanks were shared on behalf of the Our Hospital family. The management expressed special gratitude to all national and international guests who honored the hospital’s invitation and contributed to making the 15th Anniversary celebration a grand success. The closing remarks highlighted the importance of collective effort and community support in achieving such milestones.
The 15th Anniversary of DCWC Community Hospital was not just a day of celebration but a meaningful reminder of the hospital’s journey of care, the sacrifices made by its supporters, and the continued hope for a healthier future. With blessings, goodwill, and unity from both home and abroad, Our Hospital looks forward to serving with even greater dedication in the years ahead.