Nepalgunj . Moringa for Love (MFL), USA, has successfully concluded a three-day campaign in Nepal focused on cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR), choking response, emergency preparedness and Moringa awareness.
The campaign, which ran from November 10 to 13, brought together health awareness, practical skills development, humanitarian support and community engagement in Banke and Bardiya districts.
The campaign began on November 10 with the arrival in Nepalgunj of MFL Founder and CEO Dr. Patrick Chou, accompanied by Muxin. On November 11, the team conducted practical training on producing Moringa-based face cream and body lotion for MFL volunteer Maya Giri. The initiative aimed to promote social entrepreneurship, skill development and the commercial potential of value-added Moringa products.
On November 12, the MFL team visited the Nepalgunj Bicycle Club and conducted practical training on CPR and the Heimlich manoeuvre, equipping participants with basic knowledge and skills to respond to cardiac emergencies and choking incidents.
The team also visited Neelsagar Old Age Centre in Nepalgunj, where Dr. Patrick Chou shared the inspiring journey of Moringa for Love and its humanitarian initiatives across 27 countries. As part of its commitment to community service, MFL provided clothes, pens and US$500 in financial assistance to the centre. The visit also highlighted the importance of CPR awareness and emergency preparedness, particularly for elderly people.
On the morning of November 13, the team visited Yog Samiti Nepal Yoga Centre in Ward No. 18, Nepalgunj. Dr. Giriraj Bhattarai warmly welcomed Dr. Patrick Chou, Hemant Raj Kaphale (Moringa Baba) and Muxin. The team conducted practical awareness sessions on CPR and the Heimlich manoeuvre for yoga practitioners, emphasising the importance of timely intervention during medical emergencies.
At approximately 9:45 a.m., the team travelled to Balapur, Gulariya, Bardiya, where it conducted another Moringa awareness and CPR training programme. The event was locally organised and supported by Moringa campaigner Prabhat Subedi. Local residents participated enthusiastically, gaining practical knowledge of life-saving techniques and learning about the nutritional, environmental and economic benefits of Moringa.
The successful completion of the campaign reflects Moringa for Love’s continued commitment to promoting health, humanitarian service, education, entrepreneurship and environmental sustainability. Through practical CPR training, Moringa-based enterprise development and support for elderly people, the initiative delivered a meaningful message of compassion, preparedness and community empowerment.
The campaign concluded with a powerful message: “Learn to Save Lives, Grow Moringa, Share Love and Serve Humanity.”
