Who are we
Dr. Pasang Tsering (President)
Dr. Pasang is the Founding Chair and a key person behind the inception of Major project of Heal Nepal. He was actively involved in Rescue operations, Relief Activities and Rehabilitation projects during the maga earthquake in Nepal in 2015 April. He believes that to bring a positive change among the community through any project, participation of local community should be the central frame of any organization when planting a project, reinforced with active linking of government bodies, technical experts, and other organization who share the same objective. In developing countries like Nepal, Particularly Health and education are the fundamental building blocks to uplift the livelihood of communities in Long run offering technical and materials Aids where minor gaps can beinstantly bridged. Besides, Dr. Lama is also a Clinician and has worked in numerous health institute within country like Dhulikhel Hospital- Kathmandu University Hospital, Chiranjivi Model Hospital- Melamchi, Bodgaun Medical Center- Sindhupalchpok. Though has also worked as a Medical officer in island country Maldives, under ministry of health, his heart has always been in the Mountains of Nepal
Dr. Pasang is the Founding Chair and a key person behind the inception of Major project of Heal Nepal. He was actively involved in Rescue operations, Relief Activities and Rehabilitation projects during the maga earthquake in Nepal in 2015 April. He believes that to bring a positive change among the community through any project, participation of local community should be the central frame of any organization when planting a project, reinforced with active linking of government bodies, technical experts, and other organization who share the same objective. In developing countries like Nepal, Particularly Health and education are the fundamental building blocks to uplift the livelihood of communities in Long run offering technical and materials Aids where minor gaps can beinstantly bridged. Besides, Dr. Lama is also a Clinician and has worked in numerous health institute within country like Dhulikhel Hospital- Kathmandu University Hospital, Chiranjivi Model Hospital- Melamchi, Bodgaun Medical Center- Sindhupalchpok. Though has also worked as a Medical officer in island country Maldives, under ministry of health, his heart has always been in the Mountains of Nepal
Tashi D. Hyolmo (Director)
Mr. Tashi is the Driving force behind the organization taking care of every operating being carried out to the minute details. With the background as an Academician, building School and operating it, he accumulates a vast experience in project implementation with special interest in sustainability and longevity of the effects. With his active involvement in other organisations like Nepal Hyolmo Social Service Center, Yangrima Trust, Mountain Spirit, Hyolmo Foundation he boast a wide network among the forerunner of development practice in Himalayas of Nepal. His core interest is in fusing the essence of Local culture in development practice be it in coordinating a construction of unified community settlement in the village of Shyomkharka Nuwakot, in traditional Merchyakuma style in Post earthquake days or as a expert of Hyolmo language, organizing interaction programs and presenting papers on seminars on importance of cultural identity and its preservation as a root to civilization that we have reached so far in present days.
Mr. Tashi is the Driving force behind the organization taking care of every operating being carried out to the minute details. With the background as an Academician, building School and operating it, he accumulates a vast experience in project implementation with special interest in sustainability and longevity of the effects. With his active involvement in other organisations like Nepal Hyolmo Social Service Center, Yangrima Trust, Mountain Spirit, Hyolmo Foundation he boast a wide network among the forerunner of development practice in Himalayas of Nepal. His core interest is in fusing the essence of Local culture in development practice be it in coordinating a construction of unified community settlement in the village of Shyomkharka Nuwakot, in traditional Merchyakuma style in Post earthquake days or as a expert of Hyolmo language, organizing interaction programs and presenting papers on seminars on importance of cultural identity and its preservation as a root to civilization that we have reached so far in present days.
Mr. Mingmar Wangpo Sherpa (Programme Coordinator)
Born in the remote mountainous region of Totopani village of Sindhupalchok, Mr. Mingmar Wangpo Sherpa serves as the Programme Coordinator at HEAL Nepal. His calm yet resolute personality brings clarity and consistency to the organization’s diverse field activities. With a background in cultural documentation, climate justice advocacy, and digital storytelling, his efforts in promoting ethnic identity and safeguarding intangible heritage have been widely appreciated. He is an effective communicator and a team motivator who links grassroots action with institutional planning, ensuring community ownership and inclusion in every step of project implementation. His field knowledge, especially of rural Nepal’s sociocultural landscape, allows him to address challenges with cultural sensitivity and practical solutions. He strongly believes that interdisciplinary collaboration and inclusive participation are key to achieving sustainable development in Nepal’s fragile mountain ecosystems.
Born in the remote mountainous region of Totopani village of Sindhupalchok, Mr. Mingmar Wangpo Sherpa serves as the Programme Coordinator at HEAL Nepal. His calm yet resolute personality brings clarity and consistency to the organization’s diverse field activities. With a background in cultural documentation, climate justice advocacy, and digital storytelling, his efforts in promoting ethnic identity and safeguarding intangible heritage have been widely appreciated. He is an effective communicator and a team motivator who links grassroots action with institutional planning, ensuring community ownership and inclusion in every step of project implementation. His field knowledge, especially of rural Nepal’s sociocultural landscape, allows him to address challenges with cultural sensitivity and practical solutions. He strongly believes that interdisciplinary collaboration and inclusive participation are key to achieving sustainable development in Nepal’s fragile mountain ecosystems.