A Program of The Mountain Fund
Thousands of children live on the very edge of society in Nepal. Some have only one parent, some are living in the worst imaginable slum areas and many would be left at home alone all day if not for the efforts of the organizations we support. Kids from slums are getting educated, children have a safe place to stay while their poor parents work for this day’s food. You can be part of the programs that are saving at-risk children in Nepal.
From Our Volunteers | 4 April 2012
A high school group from Canada joined us this month for a work project on the women's cooperative farm project. This hard working group of kids first spent months fundraising at home in order to make a significant financial contribution that enabled us to purchase the land to...
From Our Volunteers | 10 March 2012
Short video is now out.
Video highlights of medical camps is now posted on this site. In an earlier news article we told you about the three medical camps organized by Mountain Fund and conducted by a team of volunteers from Rocky Vista Medical College in Colorado....
From Our Volunteers | 27 February 2012
Mountain Volunteer is happy to offer our volunteers TEFL training online at substantially discounted rates. If you are considering teaching English while in Nepal, this course will help prepare you for the challenge of teaching. Teaching and speaking English are not at al the...
Healthcare | 25 February 2012
Rocky Vista Medical College, from Parker, Colorado paid a visit to The Mountain Volunteer this month. A group of nine, third and foruth year students and their professors gave complete physical exams to all 140 children at OGN, a day-care center, over the course of two days....
From Our Volunteers | 21 July 2011
Smack between our two weeks of volunteering at Helping Hands Hospital Kylene and I embarked on a two-week trek around part of the Annapurna Circuit. After one week of extremely rewarding experiences in the high stress environment of a low cost private Kathmandu Hospital,...
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