New computers for the students at Montari
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£7000 donated to Kumbeshwar technical school to provide food for the orphanage for a year.
Great Hopes for a 5 year plan for Tamang Kharka
A Community approach involving Teachers, Parents, school management and the Municipality
- Teacher training
- Student health monitoring
- Health Education ( including menstrual health)
- Better water supply and sanitation
- A litter awareness and recycling campaign
Teacher training course a great success
25 teachers attended the 5 day course up at the villages. The course was funded by KASIN and run by ECEC. Local headteachers will monitor and support the trainees during the coming year and select those that will go on to the next level.
Many thanks to the GE Foundation in the USA for Match Funding a large donation from one of their employees, many children in Nepal will reap the benefits
Charity Concert to help us fund the food for the orphanage at Kumbeshwar
Many thanks to Jane Southward one of our trustees for organising this concert at Leigh on Sea
Jenny Bryden successfully completes the London Marathon in 5hrs 10mins and raises £3,100 for KASIN
Through KoKuk we have just funded 6 month’s food for the orphanage at Kumbeshwar, we hope to be able to pay for food for the whole year
Student sponsorship a great success, More than 40 children are now able to attend school that otherwise would work in the tea plantations. (the sponsorship is done anonymously to avoid any upset)
For less than the price of a glass of wine a week, another child will be able to attend school. If you wish to sponsor a child, please click on the link below.
Sponsoring Children in Eastern Nepal
Teacher Jenny Bryden to run the 2018 London Marathon for KASIN
In 2015 , Jenny decided to take a year out from teaching to travel and to work abroad. Her first destination was Nepal, where she was hoping to do some teaching. After the Earthquake, she wanted to be a bit more hands on, so applied through the charity All-Hands to work with post-earthquake relief. She went out to Melamchi village which was a long way from Kathmandu and hadn’t received any real assistance. Her main work was clearing rubble from houses and schools that had been destroyed.