Kids who need Sponsors

We recently admitted 75 new children. The younger ones (Nursery to Grade 10) started classes on April 14th.  If you would like to change a child’s future, please refer to the Make a Donation page for sponsorship details and Contact Us in Nepal to get matched up with a child.

Meet a few of the kids here…

Note: Our children’s parents are illiterate. When they are registering family data in government offices, bureaucrats often mis-spell Himalayan people’s names.

High-altitude children often have yak butter rubbed into their hair and their faces to help keep the children warm. The butter also helps to protect their cheeks from the wind and the cold.

BOARDING STUDENTS

B14.28 – Boarding
Yangchen Bhuti Lama
Girl, 16 years
Class: 10 B

B24.23 – Boarding
Chhesang Lama
Boy, 6 years
Class: KG A

B24.31 – Boarding
Sangyelamu Lama
Girl, 8 years
Class: KG B

B24.33 – Boarding
Kunjo Thilen Lama
Boy, 13 years
Class: 4 B

B24.19 – Boarding
Rinjen Norbu Lama
Boy, 11 years
Class: 3

DAY STUDENTS

D12.34 – Day Scholar
Tsering Dolma Nuppa
Girl, 16 years
Class: 10 B

D24.14 – Day Scholar
David Tamang
Boy, 5 years
Class: 1 B

 
 

Grade 11 & 12 Students in Need of Sponsors

We Are Thrilled to Offer Grades 11 & 12

This year, seventeen new Grade 11 day scholars joined us, with classes commencing on August 1st. While they do not have their uniforms yet, measurements have been completed. All of them are in need of sponsorship at $430 USD for this year. Your generosity will cover the cost of a hot breakfast, tuition, textbooks, school supplies, uniforms, school shoes, and registration fees for government exams.

Good news! Our Science stream students were finally able to start classes on August 19th, following the municipality’s approval of our Chemistry and Physics labs.

If you would like to support any of our new Grade 11 students, please contact us here in Nepal at himalayanchildren@gmail.com.

D24.24 – Day Scholar
Kesang Dolma Lama
Girl, Class: XI
Faculty: Business Studies

D24.25 – Day Scholar
Tashi Dolma
Girl, Class: XI
Faculty: Computer Science

D24.37 – Day Scholar
Lhakpa Dolma
Girl, Class: XI
Faculty: Humanities

D24.22 – Day Scholar
Metok Sangmo Lama
Girl, Class: XI
Faculty: Science

Facts:

  • Generally, we have more girls than boys.
  • The older the child, the harder it is to find a sponsor.
  • It is usually harder to find support for boys.
  • Overall, Thrangu Rinpoche has always equally educated girls and boys, nuns and monks, as Buddhism is about the mind, which has no gender.
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