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Your gift will change lives forever

Nepal is one of the poorest countries in the world. Over 50% of the country live on $3 a day or less. We know that it’s the most vulnerable – children – who suffer the most. But it doesn’t have to be this way.

Your gift today will transform lives by helping to break this cycle of poverty and provide access to quality education, clean water and life-saving health care.

Other ways to give

Donate by online banking

To BNZ account number 02 0256 0031716 001
To make donations from outside New Zealand, you may need our SWIFT code:BKNZNZ22, and BSB number: 02 0256

Please email info@himalayantrust.org with your details if you would like a tax receipt.

Donate by cheque

Please post to the Himalayan Trust, P.O. Box 43, Auckland 1140, New Zealand

How your donation makes a difference

$60
Tools to learn

High in the Everest region of Nepal, schools are very poorly funded with little in the way of resources. Reading books and school stationery are luxury items for families and schools. Your gift could provide early literacy books and essential stationary for 10 children.

$170
Medical training

The Himalayan Trust is working to improve the quality of local health care in remote Nepal. your gift could provide one month of midwifery training for a local health worker in the remote district of Bung, giving new babies the best possible start to life.

$300
In-classroom coaching for teachers

Getting a good start in reading and writing is an essential foundation for future learning. Yet literacy levels throughout Nepal remain low, preventing too many bright, keen and deserving young people from fulfilling their potential. Your gift will empower teachers in remote schools to teach reading and writing more effectively.

$1000
Safe water for a whole village

Many families in the remote Solukhumbu region walk long distances to collect water, often from unsafe sources. Your gift could contribute to the construction of an earthquake-resistant water system, fitted with a filtration system, to provide homes with safe, clean drinking water and to irrigate crops.