FAQs
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Who does Happy Smiles Health Foundation support?
We primarily support children, families, schools, and underserved communities, particularly in areas where access to quality oral healthcare is limited.
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How can I request a dental camp or community health program?
Schools, communities, and organizations can contact our team with details about their location, target community, and proposed program. Our team can then discuss potential collaboration based on project availability and needs.
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Can schools or organizations partner with Happy Smiles?
Yes. We welcome partnerships with schools, healthcare professionals, organizations, institutions, and community groups interested in improving access to oral healthcare and health education.
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Are your dental screening and health programs free?
Our community and school-based programs are designed to provide free or accessible services to underserved communities. The services available may vary depending on the project and location.
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What programs does Happy Smiles provide?
Our programs include school oral health education and screening, dental screening camps, oral hygiene awareness, oral cancer awareness and screening, cleft care support and referrals, maternal nutrition education, and community health worker training.
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What is the main mission of Happy Smiles Health Foundation?
Our main mission is to promote oral health awareness through education and community outreach, provide accessible preventive and basic oral healthcare to underserved communities, and advocate for equitable access to oral healthcare throughout Nepal.
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How can I become a volunteer?
You can navigate to the "Become Volunteer" page, fill in the registration form with your details, and our coordinator will reach out to you within a few business days.
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Are my donations tax-deductible?
Yes, donations made to Happy Smiles Health Foundation are tax-deductible as per the laws applicable to registered non-governmental organizations in Nepal.
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Where does the donation money go?
100% of our designated project donations are used directly in the field for school oral health screenings, educational programs, oral cancer screenings, and cleft care referrals. Standard operational costs are handled by separate general funds.