Twenty beds, and a room that stays warm
The girls’ dormitory was finished in February 2026. Twenty girls who live too far to walk now sleep at the school, at no cost to their families.
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What the teams find when they arrive, what gets built while they are there, and what the village sends back through the year.

ProjectsFebruary 2026
The girls’ dormitory was finished in February 2026. Twenty girls who live too far to walk now sleep at the school, at no cost to their families.
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Flood reliefSeptember 2026
Kelvin Kent's update on the August 26 flood, from Western Colorado Friends of the Himalayas.

ProjectsFebruary 2026
Six months from cleared ground to a finished dormitory, told through the photographs sent back from the village.

Events2025
An evening of music in Colorado that funded a year of the school's operating costs.

Expeditions2024
A team walked back into the village to see the school and the hostel in use.

Expeditions2018
The helicopter route into the village, and what the team carried in with them.

Expeditions2018
Nepali law requires a school uniform, and families often cannot afford one. So the trekkers buy them.

ExpeditionsOctober 2016
The 2016 team carried in a jacket for every child, and handed them out on the day the school reopened.

Projects2015
Inaugurated on 18 October 2016, and still the only earthquake resistant school in the region.

Projects2009
Shelving and seating built by hand, and the books finally on the shelves.
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in the village, and when the next team leaves.