What We Do

Explore the Rotary Club of Patan’s education, health, disability inclusion, youth and community service programmes.

PEEF Scholarships

Since 1991, the Prajapati Education Endowment Fund has provided scholarships to children from low-income families in public schools across Lalitpur.

Read about PEEF →

Adopted Schools & TEACH

Beyond scholarships, the club supports four adopted PEEF schools in Lalitpur with teacher training, digital learning and school health, following Rotary Nepal’s TEACH framework.

Read about our adopted schools →

KPAD – Disability Inclusion

The Khagendra Raj and Piyush Priya Ability Development Endowment Fund has supported persons with disabilities since 2018 through livelihood, vocational and rehabilitation programmes.

Read about KPAD →

Heart Health

For more than a decade the club has worked with the Nepal Heart Foundation on heart-health awareness, school and community screening, and referral to specialist care.

Read about our heart-health work →

Completed grant: Saving Young Hearts – RHD screening (GG2347069)

Academic Awards: KEEA & GSSA

The Kamalmani Educational Excellence Award and the Graduate Studies Scholarship Award recognise and support top PEEF students.

Read about GSSA →

Animal Welfare for Public Health

The club’s One Health programme: in May 2026, 86 community dogs in Bagmati Rural Municipality were sterilised and vaccinated against rabies with NZFHRC.

Read about One Health →

Youth Service

The club sponsors Rotaract and Interact clubs, giving young people a way to lead and serve.

See our sponsored clubs →

Radio Programmes

Two weekly programmes on Radio Sagarmatha: “We Are All Able” (हामी सबै सक्षम छौँ), on disability inclusion with ADSoN and TRIFC through KPAD, and “महिलासँग रोटरी”, a club programme initiated by our members and produced with Radio Sagarmatha, helping women access information on their rights, services and opportunities.

“We Are All Able” →
“महिलासँग रोटरी” →

Urban Forest – Hattiban

A Miyawaki native mini-forest at the Kirat Religious Forest, Hattiban, grown with ten Rotary clubs, forest authorities and the community.

From plantation to urban forest →

Vocational Service Awards

Since 2010/11, the club has honoured 33 professionals for ethical, outstanding service through their work.

See the award recipients →

Project Archive: Rotary Global Grants

  • GG2347069 – Saving Young Hearts: RHD Screening Project
  • GG1637020 – Micro-Hydro Power Plant for Community Development, Chepel, Solukhumbu, Nepal
  • GG1418291 – Primary Prevention of Rheumatic Heart Disease in Lalitpur District
  • GG1860104 – Sustainable WASH Improvement in Public Schools in Lalitpur
  • GG1635438 – Women Empowerment via Holistic Community Development Project
  • GG1640569 – Providing drinking water to earthquake-affected communities in Lalitpur and Chitwan
  • GG1641893 – Basic Education & Water Supply to Mirge Village in Dolakha
  • GG1746726 – Creating income opportunities for women from earthquake-affected communities, Khokana

More about our Global Grants projects →