NAV to Host Meet & Greet with Renowned Heart Surgeon Dr. Bhagwan Koirala
18 November 2026 | Brunswick East, Victoria
The Nepalese Association of Victoria (NAV), with the support of the Federation of Nepalese Community Associations of Australia (FeNCAA) and the Australian Nepalese Medical and Dental Association (ANMDA), is organising a special Meet & Greet with Dr. Bhagwan Koirala on Wednesday, 18 November 2026, in Brunswick East, Victoria.
Dr. Bhagwan Koirala is a renowned heart surgeon, visionary leader and Chairman of the Kathmandu Institute of Child Health (KIOCH). The event will provide an opportunity for members of the Nepalese community in Victoria to meet and interact with Dr. Koirala and learn about his vision and ongoing contributions to healthcare development in Nepal.
The conversation will focus on KIOCH’s development across Nepal and opportunities for the Nepali diaspora to get involved in supporting its mission. It will also provide a platform for meaningful discussions about healthcare, community collaboration and the role of the global Nepali community in contributing to positive change.
The programme will commence at 6:00 PM at Aurora Reception, 149 Donald Street, Brunswick East, Victoria. Entry is free, with attendees responsible for their own dinner expenses.
NAV warmly invites community members, professionals, healthcare practitioners, community leaders and well-wishers to participate in this special gathering and take the opportunity to engage in an inspiring conversation with Dr. Koirala.
Participants are kindly requested to confirm their attendance in advance to assist with event logistics and catering arrangements.
NAV sincerely acknowledges FeNCAA and ANMDA for their support and collaboration in bringing this meaningful community engagement initiative together.
People • Health • Community • A Brighter Tomorrow
For attendance confirmation and further information, please contact:
- Sudip Shrestha: 0404 219 206
- Bhola Giri: 0411 771 285
- Dr. Anupam Pokharel: 0400 295 603
Supported by: FeNCAA and ANMDA