Long term FHC sponsors Kirsty and Shaun Nancarrow are heading to Batase in October with donated goods. It will be Shaun’s first visit to Nepal and he is looking forward to meeting sponsor children Jenisha Tamang and Rabeena Chalise, and volunteering at the FHC Hostel. Shaun hopes to teach the …read more
Friends of Himalayan Children has made new friends. Innocents Relief is a charity organisation based in Brisbane, Queensland. They work hard to improve the lives of disadvantaged children across the world, in such places as Africa, Timor Leste (East Timor), India, Sri Lanka, Papua New Guinea and Peru. Our beliefs …read more
Jitman Tamang (Tamang is a regional name and doesn’t indicate a family connection to Som) lost one of his legs, crushed by a falling rock while repairing his home from earthquake damage. An injury like this has a huge impact, not just on Jitman’s health but also on his ability …read more
Nijita, is one of five siblings who live at the hostel in Batase, having been effectively abandoned by their parents.
Kirsty first met Som in her capacity as a journalist for the ABC. Now she sponsors and volunteers with the FHC. Read more of her journey.
A report by volunteer teacher Angus McColl, giving a unique insight into what you can experience.
A group of 20 women left Cairns for Nepal to start trekking to Everest Base Camp with Take on Nepal.
Nine students from Cairns High flew out to Nepal on 19 November to spend time volunteering and exploring the wonders of Nepal.
All money raised on the night will be going towards FHC projects and also the important work of Nepali Family Incorporated.
A major fundraising effort in 2018 has resulted in a library for Batase village, officially opening on 25th December, 2018.
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