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Helping with campaigns
If you can envisage being able to help with our campaigns on an ad hoc basis, please send us an email so that we can add you to our database of helpers:
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We will send you a brief questionnaire in order to establish where your cooperation could be of most help (for example in material provisions, cooking, links to the authorities, manning sales stalls ...) and will then contact you as needed.
Once a year, during the winter school at Pokhara, the children visit the dentist - here they are sitting in the waiting room. The treatments are covered by the project's health budget. |
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Take action
If you are supporting the Nepal project with fundraising of your own, we would love to report on it here.
Contact:
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Something very special: brand new sweaters!
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Each child was given their own box for personal items |
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Individual donations
Every Euro helps!
The same amount we spend in a single visit to a coffee house in Salzburg could offer substantial support in Nepal (numbers as of 2017): |
Biology lessons with Amchi Sang Kna
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A laundress is employed for the young kids |
7 Euros |
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a good new pair of shoes for a child |
20 Euros |
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two weeks' wages for the laundress, who cleans clothes and bedlinen for the younger children. |
50 Euros |
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half of the monthly salary for the cook, who works 7 days a week! |
120 Euros |
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pays a month's wages for a teacher, who also shares and oversees the children's lives. 24/7. |
If you wish to make a donation, please use the donation account >>
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Standing order
Standing orders, whether monthly, quarterly, or twice a year, are a particularly sustainable form of help and relief for our budget preparation. What could your standing order make possible? (as of 2017) |
Electricity - costs money when not coming from the school's solar panels |
Sufficient books, textbooks, pencils: doesn't go without saying |
5 Euros per month |
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secures lesson materials for two children for one year. |
8 Euros per month |
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represents the total cost of electricity for both the school in Jharkot and the winter school. |
10 Euros per month |
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finances the dental care for ten children for one year. |
25 Euros per month |
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is needed provide a child or worker with healthy and varied food. |
85 Euros per month |
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is the rent, averaged across the year, for the winter school quarters, which make it possible for the children to take lessons between December and March. |
If you would like to set up a standing order, please use the donation account >> |
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Donations as gifts
Perhaps you don't know what you'd like for a certain occasion? Or perhaps you do know, but think it is more important to support our project? Then follow the example of some of our donors: ask for a donation in your name to our project! |
New mattresses wait to be transported - the old ones were completely saggy |
Making sure everyone has what they need: distributing new socks and shirts |
Sponsorship
Sponsorship for a child can come from anyone: individuals, families, groups of students, or whole classes, regularly providing for one of the children and keeping in occasional contact. The children in Nepal love to find out about their personal benefactors, to whom they refer as "godparents".
Sponsorship costs 50 Euros per month, all your questions are answered in this PDF >> |
Letters from sponsors!
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And in the package? A group skipping rope! |
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Help with transport and material goods
It makes most sense to buy or manufacture needed items in Nepal. Nonetheless there are sometimes items that are not available there and must be transported.
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When the road is closed the carriers secure the provisions. |
Local craftsmen built cupboards for the children's rooms |
Perhaps you have links to transport companies, or know someone who is travelling to Nepal and would be prepared to take a couple of extra kilos in their luggage ... reliable friends in Kathmandu and Pokhara would then collect these items.
Please let us know: |
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Expertise
Your knowledge, experience and contacts could be of use too: if you think that you could advise us in relevant areas, please let us know. Perhaps we'd need you next week, maybe in a couple of years...
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Old Tibetan books in the library of the Jharkot monastery. |
A new coat of paint - inside and out - improves the humble look of the school. |
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Volunteer work
Living and working with the children for a few weeks or months is a deeply affecting experience - and adds variety to the children's lives, including important new experiences and language skills. |
In the classroom - C. Klaffinger shows how to use a ruler and Stanley knife |
The children learn how to use a PC and the internet at the winter schoo in Pokhara |
Volunteers of every age and every walk of life are welcome - it is not necessary to be a teacher. Volunteers will be extensively counselled by us, but travel to and around Nepal on their own responsibility and at their own cost.
Form your own picture - read the reports >>
and get in touch: |
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