Dr. Parajuli is a strong advocate for health literacy and community-centered advocacy, promoting equitable access to healthcare by empowering individuals with the knowledge they need to make informed health decisions. Since 2011, he has been hosting the radio health program “Doctor Sathi Live”, which has completed over 500 episodes and reached nearly 100,000 listeners and viewers. He has also authored over 400 health-related articles for the general public. Through health education campaigns, public awareness initiatives, and community engagement programs, he works to enhance understanding of preventive health, disease prevention, and healthy behaviors. In addition, he actively contributes to policy dialogues aimed at strengthening Nepal’s health system and advancing the country toward achieving the Sustainable Development Goals, reflecting his commitment to building a more informed, health-literate, and empowered society. 

Activities

🐍 Snakebite Health Literacy— Led by Dr. Surya B. Parajuli

In a community-focused initiative, Dr. Surya B. Parajuli led a campaign reaching high-risk and underserved populations across Nepal to raise awareness about snakebite prevention, first aid, and life-saving practices. Through field outreach, educational sessions, and local engagement, communities were empowered with knowledge on avoiding snake habitats, recognizing warning signs, and responding appropriately to bites.

The campaign emphasized dispelling harmful myths, promoting evidence-based first aid, and encouraging immediate medical care over traditional practices. This initiative reflects our commitment to community safety and public health education — because informed action during a snakebite can save lives.

🦟 Dengue Health Literacy — Led by Dr. Surya B. Parajuli

Under Dr. Parajuli’s leadership, this community-driven campaign reached vulnerable populations across Nepal to promote dengue prevention, vector control, and healthy practices. Through public outreach, educational sessions, and grassroots engagement, communities gained practical knowledge on eliminating mosquito breeding sites, recognizing early dengue symptoms, and preventing disease transmission.

The initiative highlights our commitment to public health and the crucial role of informed communities in controlling dengue outbreaks.

🏥 Community Health Literacy  — Led by Dr. Surya B. Parajuli

This campaign aims to strengthen the capacity of individuals and families to make informed decisions about their health and wellbeing. Through awareness sessions, interactive education programs, and grassroots engagement, diverse communities learned about disease prevention, nutrition, hygiene, mental health, and timely care-seeking behaviors.

By simplifying complex health information, correcting misconceptions, and promoting evidence-based practices, the campaign empowers communities to take proactive steps toward better health. Engaging local institutions, youth groups, and community leaders ensures a sustainable impact. This initiative reflects our commitment to building healthier, more informed, and resilient communities.