02/15/2026
A trained nurse provides counseling to a woman on the use of HPV DNA self-sampling kits at Devdaha Municipal Hospital as part of ongoing cervical cancer screening services.
Girls vaccinated
Students reached with HPV education
Households reached
Health workers trained
Women screened
We design programs with communities, focusing on culturally appropriate approaches that respect women’s dignity, privacy, and local realities.
Our work prioritizes early detection, health education, and preventive services to reduce avoidable illness among underserved women.
We strengthen local health systems by training frontline workers and improving referral pathways for timely diagnosis and treatment.
Working with communities to expand access to preventive care, health education, and early disease detection.
KMC Alumni Health Sector is a Nepal-based non-profit initiative dedicated to improving access to preventive and essential healthcare services in underserved communities. Through health education, capacity-building trainings, and community-focused programs, we work to promote equitable, timely, and sustainable healthcare for minority and disadvantaged populations.
Our programs focus on cervical cancer awareness and early detection, including HPV self-sampling screening, frontline healthcare worker training, and strengthening referral systems.
You can support us by volunteering your time, partnership, contributing resources, or helping raise awareness about preventive healthcare in underserved communities.
We maintain quality through monitoring, evidence-based program design, and collaboration with health professionals and local health authorities.
We provide accessible and accurate information on cervical cancer prevention, HPV screening, and early detection through our educational materials and community programs. You can explore resources on our website or contact us directly for support.
A trained nurse provides counseling to a woman on the use of HPV DNA self-sampling kits at Devdaha Municipal Hospital as part of ongoing cervical cancer screening services.
A group of schoolgirls displaying their vaccination cards following participation in a school-based HPV immunization program aimed at cervical cancer prevention.
HPV self-sampling kits were distributed to Class 6 students at Greenplant Higher Secondary School, Rupandehi, to deliver to their mothers as part of an innovative community-based cervical cancer screening initiative.
This activity captures a school-based HPV vaccination campaign conducted to protect adolescent girls against cervical cancer.
During the session, eligible schoolgirls participated in an orderly registration and verification process before vaccination, health workers coordinated the campaign to ensure safe and systematic vaccine delivery, teachers and school staff supported crowd management and awareness messaging.
A briefing session conducted for local stakeholders in Devdaha Municipality to demonstrate cervical cancer screening and treatment technologies and strengthen coordination for women’s health services.
An interactive school health education session conducted in Kathmandu to raise awareness among students about adolescent health, disease prevention, and healthy lifestyle practices.
An orientation session conducted for community health workers to strengthen their knowledge and capacity in delivering community-based health services and awareness activities.
Training session conducted for Female Community Health Volunteers (FCHVs) at Sunthan Primary Health Center, Panauti Municipality, focusing on HPV awareness, cervical cancer prevention, and community-level health education.
An awareness and education session was conducted as part of Nepal’s National HPV Vaccination Program at Shree Sharada Secondary School, Panauti Municipality–4, on 4 February 2026. The program aimed to inform schoolgirls about cervical cancer prevention and the importance of HPV vaccination.
Community awareness session on cervical cancer prevention at a local health facility in Devdaha.
Women and local health workers take part in a community health education session.
Programme team members and local health workers together at the health facility.
