Kathmandu. Golyan Foundation has honored the volunteers who helped the communities affected by the Bhotekoshi floods.

A total of 86 volunteers were honoured for their contribution to the holding centre run by the Foundation in Nuwakot.

Golyan Foundation, a social collaborative organization of Golyan Group, conducted a humanitarian aid campaign for 25 days at the holding center of Chandra Jyoti Secondary School, Pipaltar, Bidur Municipality-3, Nuwakot. Under this campaign, a community kitchen, health services, psychosocial first aid, and temporary learning center for children were operated for the flood-affected families. The volunteers played an important role in providing necessary support to the affected communities during the difficult situation of the disaster.

Member of the House of Representatives, Dr. Achyutam Lamichhane appreciated the contribution of the volunteers who were selflessly engaged in the service during the disaster and appreciated the humanitarian and charitable work conducted by the Golyan Foundation.

Akshay Golyan, Chairman and Managing Director of Golyan Group, praised the dedication, service and collective efforts of the volunteers. He expressed his commitment to increase his contribution to the social sector in the coming days by embracing his responsibility towards the society. He also encouraged the volunteers to continue to be active in humanitarian service and expressed confidence that the Golyan Group would always be with them.

Similarly, Jyoti Gaire, Chief Executive Officer of Golyan Foundation, shared her experiences of leading the campaign directly as a field commander.

On the occasion, he expressed gratitude to all the volunteers, colleagues and support organizations who contributed to make the campaign a success, highlighting the cooperation, dedication and humanitarian spirit seen during the disaster.