Rotary Club of Patan
Service Above Self in Lalitpur since 1985
We bring together community leaders and professionals to support education, health, disability inclusion, youth engagement and community service in Lalitpur and beyond.
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Mondays, 5:30–7:00 PM Nepal time · Patan Dhoka, Lalitpur
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Regular Club Meeting: Strengthening Our Service – What Works, What to Improve, What Next
Monday, 16 November 2026 · 5:30–7:00 PM Nepal time
Yala Maya Kendra, Patan Dhoka, Lalitpur.
Regular weekly meeting of the Rotary Club of Patan at Yala Maya Kendra, Patan Dhoka, Lalitpur.
Special guests: Rtn. Rob Rose and Mrs. Gina Rose, founders of The Rose International Fund for Children (TRIFC), USA – RCP's long-standing partner in disability inclusion through the KPAD Fund and the STAR Project.
Programme: a working conversation with Rob, Gina and Rtn. RR Pandey on how RCP, TRIFC and ADSoN can make our work more effective and lasting – what to strengthen, what mistakes to avoid, and what to do next. Members are invited to bring their own views.
Fellowship from 5:30 PM; meeting 6:00–7:00 PM.
Latest news
Recent service stories from the Rotary Club of Patan.
Our continuing work
Our voice on radio
Stories that inform and inspire, through two programmes with Radio Sagarmatha FM 102.4.
महिलासँग रोटरी
Hosted by Rtn. Maheswari Bisht Rawal, this joint initiative shares women’s journeys, leadership and contributions to their communities.
We Are All Able — हामी सबै सक्षम छौँ
Disability inclusion conversations with ADSoN, TRIFC and the Rotary Club of Patan through KPAD, broadcast by Radio Sagarmatha.
Young people, real service
Meet the Rotaractors and Interactors building friendships, learning to lead and serving their communities. Explore their projects, meet the Rotaract leadership team, or ask how to take part.

“What struck me most wasn’t the ceremony itself, it was the people… They spoke passionately about upcoming projects, community initiatives, and the responsibility they felt toward society. For them, Rotary wasn’t just another club. It was a way of giving back.”
Shria Agrawal · Guest at the 2026 installation ceremony



