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ASCENT AID NEPAL
Ascent-Aid is a non-profit organization working for the welfare of Nepalese society. The organization is actively working to eliminate poverty, insecurity, and illiteracy among the Nepalese. Ascent-Aid is continuously working hard to unite different sectors...
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We will create an ecosystem of Green houses where students will learn about modern agriculture and at the same time...
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The idea of the Sangak Chholing community Peace Center is to offer a shared place for the people of Patle,...
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Safety preparations Earthquakes and landslides are common in Nepal, and it is important to have safety preparations in order if...
READ MOREThe running cost for the school such as teacher salary, education material such as books and cost for food...
READ MOREDuring the devastating earthquake in Nepal in 2015, most of the houses in Patle were destroyed. People were helpless and...
READ MOREIn Nepal it is not mandatory to go to school. Therefore we want to do everything within our power to...
READ MOREEvery year tons of garbage are being left in nature polluting the environment with plastic which end up in drinking...
READ MOREWe will create an ecosystem of green houses where students will learn about modern agriculture and at the same time...
READ MOREAs an Ascent Aid Nepal Ambassador you will help us spread the word about our work. Tell your friends, family...
READ MOREWe need volunteering teachers at the school in Patle. If you are interested please contact the Chairman for Ascent Aid...
READ MOREThe running cost for the school includes teacher salaries for five teachers, cook salary and lunch cost for about 100...
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In November 2018 I was invited to visit the recently opened SHREE JANATA BASIC SCHOOL DORAKHARKA in northeastern Nepal. The Chairman of the project is an eight-time Everest summiteer Pemba Sherpa. He and his supporters are eager to establish better opportunities for the next generations in the Himalayas. Lessons already started in the first building, more are in the making. To raise enough money, to find qualified teachers and to build in such a remote area is quite a challenge. There are still many obstacles to overcome. Together with Pemba's cousin Pema I spent one amazing morning in the school to witness the progress of the undertaking first hand
Thomas WiedersteinAscent-Aid is a non-profit organization working for the welfare of Nepalese society. The organization is actively working to eliminate poverty, insecurity, and illiteracy among the Nepalese. Ascent-Aid is continuously working...
