Our Programs
YEAST has been working in various fields, including the environment, social issues, education, veterinary, and agricultural sectors. Here are some of our key programs.
Animal Birth Control and Rabies Vaccination Series
Rabies Vaccination & Awareness Program
Date: 10th to 15th Ashwin, 2080 | Duration: 1 week
This two-day Rabies Vaccination & Awareness Program, held on 10th Ashwin, 2080, was organized by YEAST in Siddharthanagar, Rupandehi, with the goal of controlling the spread of rabies and promoting public health. A total of 200 dogs—both stray and community-owned—were vaccinated during the campaign. The program also included: ☆ Door-to-door awareness on rabies prevention ☆ Distribution of informational flyers and demonstration of safe handling techniques ☆ Public interaction sessions about the risks of rabies and the importance of annual vaccination This campaign was part of YEAST’s broader One Health approach, recognizing the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health. The program not only helped protect animals but also contributed to reducing the risk of rabies transmission to humans.
Beneficiaries: Dogs
Location: Siddharthanagar, Rupandehi
Mastitis and Infertility Disease Research Program
Date: 26th Baisakh, 2080 | Duration: 1 week
This six-day Mastitis and Infertility Disease Research Program was a collaborative veterinary initiative between YEAST and Mayadevi Rural Municipality, launched on 26th Baisakh, 2080, to address two of the most prevalent and economically damaging conditions in dairy livestock: mastitis and reproductive disorders. The program provided: ☆ Clinical examinations and data collection from dairy herds ☆ On-field diagnosis and veterinary consultations ☆ Awareness sessions on hygiene, early detection, and treatment of mastitis and infertility ☆ Guidance on nutritional and management practices for improving livestock productivity Targeted at 200 local farmers, the research also involved practical demonstrations and farmer-friendly tools to help rural livestock owners implement better practices. The initiative played a vital role in enhancing the health of dairy animals, reducing economic losses, and building veterinary knowledge at the grassroots level.
Beneficiaries: 200 Dairy Farmers
Location: Mayadevi Rural Municipality, Rupandehi
PPR Vaccination Program
Date: 20th Poush, 2079 | Duration: 3 Days
This three-day Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR) Vaccination Program was organized by YEAST to protect small ruminants—specifically goats—from one of the most contagious and deadly viral diseases affecting livestock in Nepal. Held in Devdaha, Rupandehi, the program vaccinated 400 goats across various local farms and households. PPR poses a significant threat to the livelihood of smallholder farmers, and this initiative aimed to improve animal health and increase resilience in the rural farming economy. Alongside the vaccination drive, farmers were provided with basic animal health education, covering topics like early symptoms, prevention practices, and emergency response in case of outbreaks. The program also fostered collaboration between Veterinary Doctor of Pioneers animal Hospital , sukhanagar and YEAST volunteers, and the farming community. This was a proactive step in YEAST’s mission to promote livestock health, food security, and farmer awareness in vulnerable regions.
Beneficiaries: 400 goats
Location: Devdaha, Rupandehi
Animal Birth Control and Rabies Vaccination Series
Rabies Vaccination & Awareness Program
Date: 10th to 15th Ashwin, 2080 | Duration: 1 week
This two-day Rabies Vaccination & Awareness Program, held on 10th Ashwin, 2080, was organized by YEAST in Siddharthanagar, Rupandehi, with the goal of controlling the spread of rabies and promoting public health. A total of 200 dogs—both stray and community-owned—were vaccinated during the campaign. The program also included: ☆ Door-to-door awareness on rabies prevention ☆ Distribution of informational flyers and demonstration of safe handling techniques ☆ Public interaction sessions about the risks of rabies and the importance of annual vaccination This campaign was part of YEAST’s broader One Health approach, recognizing the interconnectedness of human, animal, and environmental health. The program not only helped protect animals but also contributed to reducing the risk of rabies transmission to humans.
Beneficiaries: Dogs
Location: Siddharthanagar, Rupandehi
Mastitis and Infertility Disease Research Program
Date: 26th Baisakh, 2080 | Duration: 1 week
This six-day Mastitis and Infertility Disease Research Program was a collaborative veterinary initiative between YEAST and Mayadevi Rural Municipality, launched on 26th Baisakh, 2080, to address two of the most prevalent and economically damaging conditions in dairy livestock: mastitis and reproductive disorders. The program provided: ☆ Clinical examinations and data collection from dairy herds ☆ On-field diagnosis and veterinary consultations ☆ Awareness sessions on hygiene, early detection, and treatment of mastitis and infertility ☆ Guidance on nutritional and management practices for improving livestock productivity Targeted at 200 local farmers, the research also involved practical demonstrations and farmer-friendly tools to help rural livestock owners implement better practices. The initiative played a vital role in enhancing the health of dairy animals, reducing economic losses, and building veterinary knowledge at the grassroots level.
Beneficiaries: 200 Dairy Farmers
Location: Mayadevi Rural Municipality, Rupandehi
PPR Vaccination Program
Date: 20th Poush, 2079 | Duration: 3 Days
This three-day Peste des Petits Ruminants (PPR) Vaccination Program was organized by YEAST to protect small ruminants—specifically goats—from one of the most contagious and deadly viral diseases affecting livestock in Nepal. Held in Devdaha, Rupandehi, the program vaccinated 400 goats across various local farms and households. PPR poses a significant threat to the livelihood of smallholder farmers, and this initiative aimed to improve animal health and increase resilience in the rural farming economy. Alongside the vaccination drive, farmers were provided with basic animal health education, covering topics like early symptoms, prevention practices, and emergency response in case of outbreaks. The program also fostered collaboration between Veterinary Doctor of Pioneers animal Hospital , sukhanagar and YEAST volunteers, and the farming community. This was a proactive step in YEAST’s mission to promote livestock health, food security, and farmer awareness in vulnerable regions.
Beneficiaries: 400 goats
Location: Devdaha, Rupandehi
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