14 Peaks. 7 Months. 1 Man – Nims Purja MBE
When Nims Purja MBE left the Forces he had his heart set on one thing… …a challenge which took…
World Toilet Day 2020: How toilets help villages in Nepal
Today is World Toilet Day, so let’s take a moment to think about something we often take for granted: our…
How Darlington changed the lives of thousands in Nepal
For the last 20 years, the Trust has been generously supported each November through a concert by The Band of…
In photos: Hand Hygiene for All
Last week, we took part in Global Handwashing Day, an international advocacy day dedicated to increasing awareness and understanding about…
Supporting Gurkha veterans and Nepali communities through Coronavirus crisis
We’ve been working with the UK Embassy in Nepal to ensure life-saving supplies reach veterans and rural health facilities Life-saving…
How to make your own Malas (flower garlands)
Across Nepal, garlands, or Malas, are handmade using in-season flowers. The vibrant and easy growing nature of the marigold…
3 ways we’ve responded to Nepal’s COVID-19 situation
1. Providing medication and check-ups to Gurkha veterans and widows During the COVID-19 lockdown, our frontline medical staff have continued…
From discomfort to dignity: menstruation in Nepal
Menstruation in Nepal Since 2018, the Government of Nepal has recognised the importance of Menstrual Hygiene Management (MHM) and is…
How we’re empowering women in Nepal
This International Women’s Day we’re celebrating our water projects and how they empower women. One of the women we’re helping…
A school in memory of Ed and Siddhanta
Ed Drummond-Baxter and Siddhanta Kunwar’s lives began worlds apart, but they were forever bonded by the Brigade of Gurkhas.…
A hero’s welcome for Rob Abernethy
Former Gurkha officer Rob Abernethy cycled 2,200km across Nepal raising over £100,000 to build a school there. He set off…