
The Chyangba Girls’ Dormitory
Each girl now has her own sleeping space, bed and bedding, and a shared dining area where everyone eats together instead of in shifts. It sits a short walk below the school campus.

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Chyangba, 2014
A two storey schoolhouse, finished in 2014, the year before the April 2015 earthquake destroyed it.
A two storey schoolhouse, finished in 2014. It stood for a year. The April 2015 earthquake destroyed it.
The village rebuilt in 2016, to withstand the next one. That rebuild is still the only earthquake-resistant school in the region.
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The school in front of its classrooms
The village did not rebuild what it had. It rebuilt something that would survive the next earthquake.

Each girl now has her own sleeping space, bed and bedding, and a shared dining area where everyone eats together instead of in shifts. It sits a short walk below the school campus.

Rebuilt with the Nepali Relief Fund of Indiana and an architect from Kathmandu after the April 2015 quake, on an initiative of Pemba Dorjee Sherpa .

Stoves carried up by truck and on foot and installed in the village kitchens, and the dedication of the two storey school buildings.
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