The women from Ghunsa also took part in training courses in Chyangsar for the first time. (Better) learning to read and write was one of the most important goals of the women from both villages.[…]
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Author: rootsforlife
Project in Ghunsa
Together with Chay Ya Nepal we are now starting the village development project in Ghunsa. Activities are planned similar to those in Chyangsar, we want to promote synergies. The women from both villages can now[…]
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Soot everywhere
The Nepalese government now supports the residents in acquiring closed stoves. Sushila Kadka, President of the Women’s Cooperative, has negotiated with the local authorities in this regard; Kusang Tamang supports the organisation and transport. So[…]
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Newsletter September 2018
What are the most important utensils for scholarship holders in the rainy season? Find out now in the new September Newsletter! Read it here. Not yet on the mailing list? Subscribe quickly!
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Nepal in Counterpoint
Tomás Martínez accompanied Carola Gosch… …in March 2018 on the Nepal project trip and captured many moments on photos. In July they were presented for the first time at the vernissage “Nepal in Counterpoint”! The[…]
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With Umbrellas against leeches
Also the children in Thade are equipped for the rainy season. Umbrellas, flip-flops and of course tracksuites are provided for them. But why don’t they want raincoats? There are leeches sitting on the trees, just waiting to[…]
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A wide balcony and safe railing
The rain is falling and the Shree Sarawati L.S. School in Thade is under construction: The balcony is now wider so that the children can leave the upper floors quickly in the event of an earthquake. Safe[…]
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Road becomes river
The way to Thade is very adventurous right now. The road has turned into a river! Nevertheless, the jeep continues unperturbed. This is dangerous, the road can break in, rocks could come down from above,[…]
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Important documents
To curb the kidnapping… …and to better control children’s homes after the earthquake, a strict control of the birth certificates was introduced. Without them, they cannot attend public school and do not get citizenship at[…]
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A living fence
Around the entire farm area… …the villagers of Chyangsar are now building a “living fence”. They hike regularly in the jungle surrounding the village to collect native plants such as rhododendron and prickly Mahonias. These[…]
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