People living in the remote Mustang district of Nepal lack access to professional medical services. During this Health Camp, a team of medical doctors and volunteers organized by the Himalayan Guge Organization (HGO) and JJoy Foundation will offer free checkups, lifestyle workshops, and health assessments for every individual that attends.

One of HGO’s main purposes is to promote and preserve the medical practice of Sowa Rigpa, or Sorig, the Science of Healing. The Sowa Rigpa medicinal system, which is based on herbs primarily found in the region, has been practiced in the Himalayas of Nepal for centuries. The proximity of the raw materials (plants) to make medicines means it is much more cost effective and accessible on a regular basis than western medicines. The camp will be staffed with professional and qualified medical staff and Sorig Doctors. Sowa Rigpa services will be supplemented with western medicines, if the issues faced by the individual calls for such treatment. HGO is also committed to providing the health campaigns that will be needed to ensure proper follow up and long-term care for previous camp attendees.

Volunteers will assist in all aspects of the medical camp as they are able. They will also have the opportunity to experience local culture and customs of the region first hand. It’s a unique opportunity that we are excited to share with you!

HGO is officially registered under the Society Act with the District Administration Office of Kathmandu (Regd. No: 168/070/5/20) and is also affiliated with the Social Welfare Council Nepal (SWC No: 37917/070/5/27) and PAN No: 601378902.

JJoy Foundation is working in partnership with HGO on this project. JJoy Foundation is a nonprofit corporation under section 501(c)(3) of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code. EIN: 93-1826602

2027 Lower Mustang Free Health Camp (HGO-270522-SL)

JJoy Foundation in Partnership with Himalayan Guge Organization