Child Care Center(CCC) established by active participation of MSMT.

There is a beautiful spot called Sundarijal on the north east corner of Kathmandu, which was fairly inhabited by the Tibetan people. Modern medicines was unknown to them. The trust has constructed a building and runs a daily clinic over there. The local elite run the day to day activity. The central committee of the trust gives financial grants and monitors its activity. It is running very well by the elected local committee. For the spiritual health of the people the trust has constructed a temple of Lord Krishna and Radha where a daily prayer meeting is held. Epics are recited from time to time specially on festive occasion.

On the southern side of Kathmandu, two villages have been adopted by the Trust - Talku and Chhaimale, where there are free clinics, pediatric clinic and public health programmes.This is the place where the first community based ARI management programme was initiated in Nepal in 1982. And later on, the programme was expanded to Jumla - One of the the remotest district in Karnali zone, Mid-Western Development Regin of Nepal. Recently, a pilot programme on empowerment of women has been introduced, construction of smokeless stove and training to the local villagers is undertaken. We hope this will control indoor air pollution and safeguard the health of women who have to spend much of their time in the kitchen.

 Dr. Mrigendra Raj Pandey is the pioneer in Nepal in initiating and seeting up of a free diabetic treatment service which was attached to his private clinc at Putali Sadak in Kathmandu way back in 1966. After the establishment of MSMT, he handedover the diabetic treatment activities to the Trust at Jamal and it became the first social organization to run a charitable diabetic treatment center in the country. It is providing treatment to diabetic patients through its weekly clinic operated at the Trust's building at Jamal. In 1991, with initiatives taken by the Trust,a diabetes Control Association of Nepal (DAN) has been formed from diabetic patients attending the clinic and duly registered under His Majesty's Government's Association Registration Act, 1977. According to the agreement between MSMT and DAN, the Association will receive an annual grant from the Trust for running the clinic at the space provided is the Trust building. There is also a free clinic in the name of Late Dr. Samjhana Pandey supervised by a Doctor, which not only treats poor people but also provides medicines at 50 percent of the cost.