By Narayan Kaji Shrestha | Board Chairperson
PAM has to give farewell to four PAM children who has been 18+ or completed 12th grade. They are with the family but they are still in contact. It also recruited eight new children rescued from the various jailas. There is request to recruit more children from various prisons. But for now its capacity is full.
A new Judo Hall will be construcyed within a year or so. Because the present hall is small which can bearly accommodate 25 players. PAM is running two shifts. One of Pam"s graduate played a game in Japan. She is selected as a wild card to participate in the coming Olympic. She will soon go abroad for training, probably in Japan.
Roff top gardening is going well. plastic mulching and tunnel is successful. PAM agriculture person conducted a training for communities. He is planning to have consultation with the communities about their needs.
The main thing is once new Judo Hall is built, library and gym also will be regular. Beacuse Judo Hall also have facilities for them. So it is going to be the final preparation for expanding communities reach. For the agriculture demonstration, roof top gardening, tunnel farming, plastic mulching, drip irrigation, liquid manure, etc. are prepared. Once they are ready communities are invited for traing.
Four PAM children went to Bangkok for Judo games, 11 children (including four children from communities) participated in National Games and all of them gor medals). 11 Families clebrated birthdays with PAM children.
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