Join our humanitarian mission at Thapathali
Be part of a student-led movement that runs blood drives, coordinates events, and serves Kathmandu through the seven principles of the Red Cross.
What started a student-led Red Cross circle at Thapathali?
A small group of students saw a need for organized humanitarian work on campus. They gathered around the seven principles and decided to show up for their community — starting with a simple blood drive.
Humanity in action, every step of the way
These seven principles guide everything we do at Youth Red Cross Thapathali Campus. They're not just words — they're how we show up for each other and our community.
We put care for others first. Every blood drive and campus project starts with the simple idea that every person matters.
We put care for others first. Every blood drive and campus project starts with the simple idea that every person matters.
What we've done together so far
Our campus circle is just getting started, but the drive to serve runs deep. Here's what student volunteers have already made possible.
50+
Student volunteers
Peers from across Thapathali Campus committed to the seven principles.
2
Blood drives held
Campus blood donation events coordinated with local health partners.
1
Active campus circle
Our first year running as an official Youth Red Cross unit at Thapathali.
7
Principles guiding us
Humanity, impartiality, neutrality, independence, voluntary service, unity, universality.
50+ students and counting
Read what students at Thapathali Campus say about joining the Youth Red Cross and getting involved in real community work.
I signed up thinking it would just look good on my resume. But after helping with the blood drive, I realized I actually made a difference in someone's day. That feeling stays with you.
Anukul
Second-year, BIE Student
It's not always easy to find time between classes, but the events are flexible and no one pressures you. You show up when you can, and that's valued here.
Sapana
Third-year, BCE Student
Before joining, I didn't know much about the seven principles. Now I understand how they connect everything we do. It gave me a new perspective on helping others.
Rohan Basnet
First year, BCT
We organized a cleanup drive on campus with just a handful of us. By the end, more than thirty students had joined in. That's the kind of energy this group has.
Nisha Limbu
Fourth-year, Social Work Student
I was shy and never thought I could coordinate events. But people here are patient. Now I help plan the blood donation camps and I actually enjoy organizing.
Kiran Poudel
Second-year, Science Student
Start your volunteer journey with a quick sign-up
Fill in the form below or reach out directly. We'll get back to you within a couple of days about the next blood drive or campus event.