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West Nepal is one of the least developed places in the world and desperately needs support. It’s home to the country’s most vulnerable people, more than half of them living in poverty. Almost two thirds of children under five are malnourished.

Empowering children through education is the best chance the people have to develop their lives, but until lifestyle, communication and transportation are improved, it won’t be possible to educate children in the villages.

We have a goal to improve communications in the villages so that children can video chat with their parents during their years at school.

In the long term, we would like to help village conditions improve to the point that teachers will want to live there and therefore educating children in the villages will be possible.

We have a goal to improve communications in the villages so that children can video chat with their parents during their years at school.

In the long term, we would like to help village conditions improve to the point that teachers will want to live there and therefore educating children in the villages will be possible.

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Snowland Journeys
- Nov 21, 2020

140 SCHOOL PUPILS FILM & WORKSHOP

Updated: Nov 22, 2020

As part of the Aldeburgh Film Festival, 140 school children came to watch our Children of the Snowland documentary and took part in a workshop and discussion with producer/director of the film Zara Balfour and Nima Gurung, one of the school children featured in the documentary. To read more and watch a Q&A with Nima and Zara at Aldeburgh click here.

Inspired by this? Contact us if you'd like to screen the film and fundraise for us at your school or group.

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