Over the past couple of weeks, children in the UK have been going back to school. In Nepal, many children don’t have that luxury.

Since 1989, we’ve been working to change that. Over the years we’ve provided access to an education to over 800,000 children. And now we’ve built the school that does it all.

Chandra Bahadur Sunuwar was only 18 when he signed up to fight in the Second World War. The war had already been raging for over two years.

Today (25 April 2018) marks three years since the devastating earthquake in Nepal, which killed nearly 9,000 people and injured around 22,000.

We visited Upallo Arkhala village, a relatively small community of around 1,000 people located three hours (via land rover) from…

We’re delighted to announce that the newly rebuilt Shree Tapu Bhanjyang Higher Secondary School has now reopened after it was…

In the stunning setting of the Honourable Artillery Company, friends and family of Lieutenant Edward Drummond-Baxter and Lance Corporal Siddhanta…

Gyan Bahadur Sunuwar supported our Gurkha veterans throughout a decade of civil war. When he lost his home to earthquakes, we stepped in to help him back to his feet

We work on hundreds of school and water projects each year – find out how we helped the people of Ghandruk in 2016

A look at how we’re supporting communities as they move on from the disaster

A look at the Trust’s role in improving education standards