By Narayan Kaji Shrestha | Board Chairperson
PAM was busy with construction of Judo hall cum Community Centre and managing 35 prisoners' children. Because of disruption by the construction work it could not continue agriculture demonstration and training for the communities. Now the Hall is almost completed. It will have a judo hall to train upto 100 children, one gym and one library cum computer lab. 35 PAM children and 50+ community children will be trained in judo. The gym will have gym equipments which will be open for judo players as well as for general community members. Initially it will be free but later it will have a system as you can pay. Library will have books, magazines and newspapers, e-library, computers and internet facilities. It will train up to 20 children on computers, internet, social media and so on. It will be free in the beginning but slowly it also will have as you can pay system. Those who can not pay will have free access. It will also resume agricculture demonstration plots with technology and train community members initiating agricultural activities in their land or roof top.
Every tri-mester 5-10 families are coming to PAM to celebrate birthdays, provide food materials or others neccessary dresses, etc. Thus, PAM children are slowly gaining trust and respect from the communities which was objectives of the project supported by the GlobalGiving. One judo girl cjild from PAM became the Sportswoman of the year 3080 (2024). One former PAM girl child is still a wild card for the Olympic in France, She also defeated Indian judo player in the selection competition.
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