The Mahendra Narayan Nidhi Memorial Hospital (MNNMH) was launched in 2011 by Mahendra Narayan Nidhi Memorial Foundation (MNNMF). The Foundation was established in honour of late Mahendra Narayan Nidhi, an inspirational and non-violent personality who was an esteemed leader with unforgettable contributions to the history of Nepal's democratic movement. This hospital was established with the aim of providing perpetual services and sustaining the contributions of Mr. Nidhi by the effort of this Institute. The community hospital is managed by a Cooperative. This Hospital is in a Community Co-operative model.

Late Nidhi was a strong follower of non-violence and Gandhism. He truly believed in peaceful movements for democracy and people’s empowerment. He was elected Vice-Spokesperson in the first-ever elected parliament in 1959 (2015 B.S.). He became Minister of Local Development and Water Resources during the first premiership of Shree Krishna Parsad Bhattarai (1990-1992). He was also the General Secretary of Nepali Congress.

The hospital established at Gaushala, Kathmandu on Shrawan 5, 2068 BS in the memory of this great personality remains closed since its destruction due to the massive earthquake of Baisakh 2072. But, at present 100 bedded hospital is under construction at Basundhara, Kathmandu and the services will be started soon.

This Hospital will provide quality services, including the development of human resources in the health sector. Our services are available to all people irrespective of their social or economic status, gender, or where they come from.  We aim to provide timely medical support to all patients to prevent any untoward situation in relation to their life.

MNNMH is a self-governing community-based organization run as a Cooperative.  It can be seen as a model Hospital established with great efforts of communities and people. Mahendra Narayan Nidhi Memorial Foundation (MNNMF) played a vital role for the launch of the Hospital. MNNMH is also running Nursing College at present. In future it aims to run other academic sessions on health sciences, including diploma programs.