To achieve the first goal of proposed project, The organization will conduct the following activities.

1. Meeting with Snake bite treatment center: Meetings with Snake bite treatment center will be conducted to sharing about the project. One event of meetings will be conducted in Chhireswarnath Snake bite treatment center.
2. Public awareness campaign: Public awareness campaign will be conducted at municipality and rural municipality level. Total 9 events will conducted on prevention and appropriate first aid, traditional faith healers, snake charmers and religious man (Dhami) treat many snakebite victims, reaching timely to nearest snake bite treatment center, etc. During the event, visual snake bite clips will also present for creation of awareness.
3. Training and refresher training to Municipality Health volunteer: Training and refresher training will be organized for Municipality health volunteers to increase knowledge of snake bite treatments. Three days training will be organized. One event training will provide to25 municipality health volunteer and one refresher training will be organized to the same participants for follow up.

Goal 2: Support snake bite equipments to the snake bite treatment center of Dhanusha and Mahottari District

To achieve the second goal of proposed project, The organization will conduct following activities.

1. First Aid Toolkits: The project will support First aid toolkits to the training participants, snake bite treatment center and Municipality Health Offices for first aid of snake bite victims at local level.
2. Ambulance Support: The project will support ambulance to the Snake bite treatment center of Dhanusha District for quality and timely services of snake bite victims. The treatment center will overall manage the ambulance.
3. Modern Equipment's: The Modern equipment's will be supported to the snake bite treatment center of Dhanusha Districts for providing effective and reliable treatment to all civilian and Reduce the rate of snakebite victims amongst farmers, plantation workers, and other outdoor worker.

Goal 3: Publish outreach materials

To achieve the third goal of the proposed project, the following activities will be conducted.

1. Poster/Pamphlet Published: The project will be prepare outreach materials like poster, pamphlets and its publication and distribution. The learning materials in order to disseminate the knowledge and skill for snake bite treatment.
2. Dissemination through Media: Dissemination of the work through sharing using different medias like newspaper, FM, radio and television. The awareness audio clips will be broadcasted for dissemination knowledge.

Nepal is estimated to have 12,000 snake bites cases annually out of which 200 result in mortalities (Sharma et.al. 2004). It is predominantly a problem of rural and peri-urban areas. Marginalized population in Terai region of Nepal is more prone to this neglected problem in comparison to other parts. An important factor that contributes to the morbidity and mortality associated with snakebites, particularly in this region of Nepal, is the poor availability of the validated treatment for this disease: anti-venoms. Anti-venoms are immune globulins, or immunoglobulin fragments, purified from the serum or plasma of hyper immunized animal with snake venom. It has a significant impact on human health by preventing severe damages caused by snakebite. It also benefits the economy through treatment related expenditure and increase of productivity.

Most of the fatalities in snake-bite cases are caused because of the victim not reaching the hospital on time to receive care. However, these cases are preventable. The community is not well-informed about the occupational risks and simple measures that can prevent a bite. People continue to use harmful practices such as tourniquets, cauterization, cutting & suction, herbal remedies, quackery etc. It is necessary to address this serious but neglected issue of snake-bite and introduce safety measures to prevent mortalities. In rural areas where snakebite is mostly prevalent, traditional faith healers, snake charmers and religious man (Dhami) treat many snakebite victims. In rural population of Nepal, the doctor population ratio is far from accepted norms and most of the trained health work forces are based in urban areas. Therefore, the people of rural areas often seek health care from practitioners of indigenous medicine. Most of the death related to snakebite occurs before reaching the treatment center either during transportation or at the village. Thus, the project seeks to create public awareness on first aid and to reach on time and support necessary equipment's to the treatment center to provide effective and reliable services of snake bite victims.