“In Nepal, there are lots of remote areas where children from marginalized communities don’t get a good quality education just because they don’t have access to a good teacher. I want to become a teacher and teach in those communities. I am very grateful to HELP for providing me the opportunity to continue my further studies . If I hadn't got this opportunity, my study would have stopped in high school.”
In the second of our blogs from our Saathi teachers, we bring you Jyoti’s story, showcasing interactive learning methods and how children are being supported to use their imaginations. Our Saathi pr
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The Calm After The Storm: A journey of perseverance
We were shocked to see so much over-energy and restlessness among children when we first reached the village. As they had too much energy, the children were letting it out by fighting with each othe
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Safe Education for Helambu Girls
Today, 4th of October, the official handover of the hostel for girls at Shree Golma Devi Secondary School was celebrated in the presence of many distinguished guests including Nima Gyalzen Sherpa, the
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NAKOTE
Nothing prepared us for the stunning beauty of the mountains, our daily view on waking up each day in Nakote. In February in Nepal the skies are clear and blue, so the Langtang mountain
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NEPAL EASTER 2018
Over the last 3 weeks I have had the pleasure to have been involved in this year’s Action Trip to Volunteer in Nepal. As a group over our time there we volunteered in two schools in the Helambu regi
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Trailblazer
When we were told our placement was at Shree Kalika Secondary School in Tekanpur, we had no idea what to expect because we were to be the first volunteers to go there. Looking back on those 3 weeks, w
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Bhotenamlang Diary
This summer, we spent three weeks in Helambu, Nepal, teaching at one of HELP’s partnership schools, Shree Bhotenamlang School. HELP (Helambu Education and Livelihood Partnership) is a charity that w
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Unconditional Love
Up the winding mountain roads; past rice fields, rivers, banana trees, roadside shops, skipping schoolchildren, buffaloes, wandering chickens, and motorbikes we streamed our way past the beautiful wor