The recycling scheme ‘Containers for Change’ is a very important source of income for FHC. Over the past financial year our collectors have raised nearly $8000 but that is down from last year by 25%. We need your help. A few containers can pay for a meal for a child. …read more
The Year 3 students at St Andrew’s Catholic College in Cairns have done it again. They are great friends of FHC and again they have worked hard to raise money for our cause. During Catholic Education Week, the students created an art gallery in the foyer of the All Saints’ …read more
FHC has run two fun fundraisers in the past few months. On Saturday 12 July, Marcus and Fiona opened up their garden to a wonderful night of food and informative presentations, all to raise funds for the charity. It was a sellout. Clementine Ford, a feminist writer and champion for …read more
With the help of generous supporters of FHC, we are proud to be in our third year of providing scholarships for high school students. These scholarships cover tuition fees and study materials for each student and are possible because of the continued support from Donna Smith of the USA. We …read more
Relimaya, Sonam, Bindu and Sanju (front) Meet Relimaya. – she came to the FHC Hostel as one of the kitchen staff who prepare the meals for the Hostel kids. Her life story hasn’t been easy but very typical of young women in regional Nepal. She was forced into an arranged …read more
Roshni (left) and Roshan Tamang Roshni and Roshan Tamang have faced hardship already in their young lives. Sadly their story is not unusual in this part of the world but from their difficulties comes a story of strength and hope. Roshni and Roshan are siblings from Ullerni, Helambu-4. Life hasn’t …read more
From left: Kumar, Akriti, Bishal, Sukuman, Sabin, Anil (president), Bimmaya, Rimmaya, Samjana. Absent is Dinesh (secretary). An important part of FHC’s functions are managed by our team in Nepal. They are dedicated volunteers that understand the charities aims and inspirations. Many have been helped by FHC through their education. They …read more
With the involvement of many, the school in Batase village has developed remarkably from a simple building with rock-wall construction to the multiple buildings we have today made from earthquake-safe materials. It is now an important educational centre for the region. Som explains “When I left Batase at age 11, …read more
The FHC scholarship children are the children we finance through school while they live at home. Their families are poor and they are at risk of not receiving a full education. Anil (FHC President in Nepal) writes “We are incredibly proud and grateful to support our students through our annual …read more
Anil (FHC President in Nepal) writes “Congratulations Bindu and Bisne on completing Grade 10! We’re so proud of your hard work and dedication. You’ve grown with FHC Hostel by taking as a second home, your desire for education, and with FHC support has helped you reached this important milestone. We …read more
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