PPE supplies (top) and oxygen concentrator (bottom) sent to rural hospitals While disaster relief is not our mission, when emergencies arise in our project areas, we respond with additional support… Nepal experienced a massive COVID surge in May, when new cases...
Clockwise from top: Children’s Home kids, coffee farmer, coffee beans, warm welcome in a coffee village. Wow--what a year! We have seen our first children graduate high school (at Grade 10 in Nepal). Our coffee sample scored 84 in initial US taste tests for specialty...
With 2017 almost behind us, we are looking ahead to next year with excitement...Plans for 2018: Construction of a grain mill to make the children’s home more self-sustaining and to improve villagers’ lives in the surrounding community ($9,000)Provide gap funding for...
A woman shows off a Compressed Earth Brick. Will it be the natural building block of the future? Gyalthum College is a vision for the future of Nepal: it will be built predominantly with local mud (compressed into earth bricks), provide training to local laborers on...
Namaste and Hello! We’re excited to tell you about the great progress Changing Lives Nepal programs have accomplished this year! Even as Nepal continues to grapple with the aftermath of the earthquake and political power struggles, some bright lights of hope and...
The long days of summer are here, and we have a short update for you with good news on our projects. We have nearly completed our first natural building model school, have been training farmers in almond tree grafting and the planting of macadamia shade trees for...
Design: Misha Gehring
Photos: Deana Zabaldo
Changing Lives Nepal © 2022