2024 at a Glance

Since its establishment, the Nepalese Society of Sudbury (NSS) has been actively serving the community and making meaningful progress in its very first year. With the formation of a new board, NSS remains committed to continuing this positive momentum with dedication, professionalism, and a strong community-focused approach in the years ahead.

Major Achievements This Year

Flag-Raising Ceremony

NSS successfully organized a historic flag-raising ceremony in Sudbury in the presence of NRN Canada representatives, marking an important milestone in community visibility and pride.

Dashain Festival Celebration

The Dashain program for the year 2081 BS was celebrated with great enthusiasm, welcoming over 600 community members and guests. The event strengthened cultural connection and unity among Nepalese families in Sudbury.

Recognition of Volunteers and Supporters

Certificates of appreciation were awarded to volunteers, sponsors, and contributors in recognition of their valuable support and dedication to community initiatives.

Welcome Program for New Students

An introductory and interactive welcome event was organized for newly arrived students, helping them connect with the community and settle more comfortably in Sudbury.

Blood Donation Campaign

NSS successfully conducted a community blood donation campaign, contributing to public health and social responsibility.

Free Tax Filing Support

More than 100 students received free tax filing assistance, providing meaningful financial and settlement support.

Collaboration with Laurentian University

NSS participated in programs focused on Nepali students in collaboration with Laurentian University, strengthening student engagement and institutional relationships.

Community Partnerships and Future Plans

NSS has been actively collaborating with the City of Greater Sudbury and aims to further strengthen this partnership in the coming years. The organization is also expanding cooperation with other community associations and planning to work with provincial and federal governments on development initiatives that benefit the Nepali community.

Efforts are underway to introduce Nepali language books into the Sudbury Public Library system, supporting the preservation of language and culture. NSS is also coordinating with parents to encourage children’s participation in sports and community activities, helping younger generations feel connected and confident within the broader community.

Ongoing collaboration with NRN Canada continues to be an important pillar, and NSS remains committed to deepening this relationship in the future.

Commitment for the Future

The Nepalese Society of Sudbury is dedicated to becoming an even stronger and more effective organization, contributing to the growth, unity, and prosperity of the community in the years ahead.

Heartfelt Gratitude

On behalf of the NSS family, we extend sincere thanks to all individuals and supporters who have continuously provided love, guidance, and encouragement. Special appreciation goes to key contributors who supported the organization’s journey and official registration, as well as to the wider community and partners who offered emotional and financial support.

Your trust and collaboration inspire us to continue serving the community with integrity and purpose.
We look forward to your continued support and togetherness in the future.