Ayurveda Medical Development and Research Foundation (AMDRF)

At our Ayurveda world, we thrive on strong networks – from skilled practitioners to cutting-edge research – ensuring holistic care. We also give back to the community with free treatments and partnerships.

Donation empowers us to provide affordable Ayurvedic care, touching lives through free treatments, research, and community support. “Let’s Embark on change.

The Healer Journal” and “Ayurveda Outlook Magazine” became gateway to the world of Ayurveda and integrative medicine, fostering global knowledge exchange through open-access content.

Our dedicated team collaborates globally, conducting groundbreaking research in medicinal plants, Ayurvedic therapies, and integrative medicine to enhance well-being worldwide. Join us in our journey to discover new solutions and transform healthcare.

Cultivation of medicinal plants for production of raw materials for industries can be taken up as an alternative land use system or mixed cropping system on existing farm and forestry lands.

Medicinal plants are valuable natural resources. A data base relating the use of traditional veterinaty and human medicinal plants in the world.

You don’t have to be only Doctor or Nurse to save lives.
The Nepal Red cross Society blood transfusion service is always looking for blood donors to provide blood for the patients

Interactive teaching is all about instructing the students in a way they are actively involved with their learning process. There are different ways to create an involvement like this.

AMDRF, in collaboration with local governments and NGOs, sponsors free health camps in rural and disaster affected regions of Nepal. We sponsor 1–3 camps each month, prioritizing communities those newly affected by natural disasters.

A collection of costly books, Manuscript, thaliyola/ palm leaves and old back volumes of journals are kept in this section. Books belonging to this section shall on no account be taken away from the library.

There are only few journals in the field of Ayurveda that understand and encourage Ayurveda concepts and researches.

AMDRF is a non-profit, global health organization that fights social injustice by bringing the benefits of Ayurveda medical science first and foremost to the most vulnerable communities around the world.