FRIENDS OF HIMALAYAN CHILDREN
Empowerment through education
"Our volunteer administration ensures nearly 95% of funds raised go directly to supporting disadvantaged children in regional Nepal."
Empowerment through education
"Our volunteer administration ensures nearly 95% of funds raised go directly to supporting disadvantaged children in regional Nepal."
To keep everyone in touch with the functions of FHC we produce a quarterly newsletter highlighting our efforts and achievements throughout the year. These are PDF files and you can download these by clicking on the links below the images.
Annual reports summarise the financial health of the charity and highlight the people behind the charity and their functions. FHC is administered by volunteers, except for essential financial services as required by law.
• Women’s trek to ECB • New classrooms • Congratulations Christina • Covid vaccines for the children • Som Tamang’s life story by Kirsty Nancarrow • Community support • Personal views – Bijay Tamang • Nepal open to tourists •
• Christmas message from Som and Susan • Tania wins • Innocents Relief – a new partner • Thank you Nick for your hard work • Batase School – as resilient as the community • Sunita Tamang is off to Kathmandu • FHC and Innocents Relief • Extract from BBC news • Your support providing choices for men and women •
• Jamuna Tamang • COVID hygiene • Melamchi flood • Sujan Tamang, FHC manager and school president • Hostel kids excelling • All hands on deck… • An award-winning documentary by Tania Verbeeck • Rotary grant of $10,000 for computers and more • $2,000 for the Batase School, thanks to Gyanmaya •
The Annual Report is a summation of what our charity does, how we performed, and the people behind the charity.
• Anita • Jonathan & $604.80 • A letter from a FHC child sponsor • Your support changing lives in Nepal • Local businesses giving support • Salomon shoe sell off • Pure inspiration – Marie-Pier & Adriana • Sujan and the $50,000 grant •
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• Jonathan inspires others • Scholarship distribution in Batase • Rice for the Hostel •
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• Vale Prince • TAMANG – What’s in a name • Our team in Batase • Community support • An overview of FHC’s expenditure (2018-19) •
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• Hostel Updates • Containers for Change (Mary Frances) •
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• FHC Hostel (Angus McColl) • COVID-19 in Nepal (Tim Trehearn) • Take on Nepal (Angus McColl) • Thank you Take on Nepal (Bijay Tamang) •
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• The Banana House (Kay Smith) • Trekking in Nepal with teenage grandchildren (Kay Smith) • FHC Annual Report • Jonathan reports from Batase (Jonathan Clayton) •
• FHC Sponsorship explained (Mary Frances) • My time in Batase village with my foster child, Rimmaya (Brian Duncan) • Jitman needs help • Nijita’s progress (Steve Johnson) • Cardistry was here (Brian Duncan) •
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• Library for Batase (Christina Lee) • International Women’s Dinner (by Susan Devitt) • Meet Najita and Steve (by Kay Smith) •
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• Women’s trek to Everest Base Camp (Mary Frances) • Batase village through my eyes (Kay Smith) • Take on Nepal (Som Tamang) •
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© Friends of Himalayan Children 2022
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