Happy Thanksgiving, Friend! We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for all your support for the children in most need, educating girls, and empowering local communities.

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We hope you’ll support girls like Dechhen Sherpa so they may always have the benefits of education and an advantageous future.

At The Small World (TSW)we are absolutely convinced that educating girls not only benefits the girls themselves, but society as a whole. While our projects in Solukhumbu have been running for a little over a decade, we already have some remarkable stories of young women involved in our programs who are now pouring their time, skills, and best efforts back into their community.

The Small World Child Education Sponsorship Program is deeply rooted within and bonded to the child's family, school, and community. This framework ensures a positive and supportive background that ripples throughout children’s lives, benefiting them as well as those closest to them.

Every year The Small World’s (TSW) Travel With Purpose program invites enthusiastic, open-minded travelers to witness our groundbreaking work first-hand while enjoying in-depth experiences of Nepal.

This Women's Day, let Mandira's story inspire you to support and empower women to pursue their dreams. Let's work together to create a world where every woman has access to education and the opportunity to fulfill her potential. With determination and support, every woman can overcome the challenges she faces and make a difference in the world.

Happy Father’s Day – the impact of your generosity and kindness will last for the rest of their lives!

The Arhaus Children’s Home project is the first project of its kind in the Solukhumbu region and enjoys a deep connection with the local culture and communities.

Dear Friends and Supporters, Happy New Year !

As we put the finishing touches on another year, our team is grateful for your dedication during this most challenging year of 2021.

The Small World would like to express our deepest gratitude to Candice Young, Founder of Trek Relief, all the generous supporters of the Trek Relief Nepal Covid Campaign, and the entire Trek Relief family for working so hard to make this very important fundraising successful.

Here at The Small World, we very much hope that you are all doing well and in good health!

We wanted to update you on what we’ve been doing. To start with during this Covid crisis, our immediate response has been to provide hot and nutritious Dhal Bhat meals (rice, lentil, curry, salads and meat) every day to thousands of vulnerable people, including children, women, and daily wage workers.

With the COVID-19 pandemic impacting everyday life, we thank you for your continued support and wish you, your family, friends, and your community health and peace. Right now, we are also facing challenges of incessant rains since Monday that have triggered floods and landslides in several Himalayan districts as well as in Kathmandu.

Your immediate and generous support, our very strong contact on the ground and formation our highly dedicated team of volunteers enabled us to provide emergency relief support for over 4,000 people. This includes providing more than 1,500 vulnerable children with relief food, face masks, sanitizers, and coordination with health facilities at the isolation centers and hospitals.

With the complete lockdown of four (4) weeks in Nepal, every hospital is over capacity; many Covid patients cannot be admitted due to a lack of beds and there are greater challenges concerning oxygen availability. Despite these many problems, from today we are able to support many vulnerable people and children, especially daily workers who have lost their jobs due to the long lockdown.

We are very excited to share this life changing stories by three high school students- Carter Bedford, Jasmine Coffee and India McDonald from Hong Kong Academy who put together fund raiser and raised over $7000 to support over one hundred students in remote village in Solukhumbu in Everest region with gift of school bags and winter warm jackets.

Here, we are sharing this Untold Story of how Trekking Porters, Guides and many other vulnerable family who lost their jobs from COVID-19 are affected in The Small World working communities in Solukhumbu, Everest area.

As you would suspect, this pandemic has created a critical situation of austerity and hunger since tourism and the work opportunities it brings has come to a virtual standstill here in Nepal.

We believe, Covid-19 is affecting everyone’s way of life globally and even harder challenging has been facing here in Nepal. It’s been over 50 days of lock-down. So far, 273 people are reported as positive for the virus, but thousands more are facing a much larger issue.