Join my upcoming Fundraising trek to the Sherpa Villages of the Khumbu. January 2020.


For trek details- https://fundraisingtrekforwaku.wordpress.com/

Fundraising for the Australian Himalayan Foundation, https://www.australianhimalayanfoundation.org.au/ supporting the remote villages of Waku and Chheskam, in the Himalayas.

Delivering lifesaving health care to mothers, babies and children through the Nurses for Nepal program.

First time trekkers to Nepal are welcome. You will need a moderate level of fitness and a spirit of adventure.

Experienced Sherpa guide and trek leader at no cost to trekkers when you join this trek.

Your costs will include international travel, accomodation of your choice,permits,insurances, meals and tips.

If you have an interest in visiting the amazing Himalayas and an interest in helping to make a difference to the lives of people in these remote communities – join this trek. Your contribution will help to improve mother and infant mortality, which is tragically and unacceptably high.

Your gift is tax deductible in Australia.

If you are unable to join the trek, you can make a gift via this site- https://trek-for-nurses-4-nepal.raisely.com Whatever you can afford ($5 -upwards) will be warmly welcomed and will go directly to improving and saving the lives of mothers and babies, who currently have no access to safe birthing care.

Please share this page and assist fundraising. Thank you.

Author: mark's travel notes

I am an experienced trekker and hiker. I enjoy taking photographs and travelling. I prefer wilderness and remote places. Travel often as much as I can. Prefer off-season as less people around. Winter is always a great time. Happy to share local knowledge about the beautiful island of Tasmania. I support humanitarian and Human Rights causes and spend much of my time working pro-bono for and in developing countries.

6 thoughts on “Join my upcoming Fundraising trek to the Sherpa Villages of the Khumbu. January 2020.”

  2. We are heading to Nepal next year and I was thinking about cleaning out my cupboards and taking all my warm clothing to give away when we get there. Is that the right thing to do? I don’t want to offend anyone. Appreciate your thoughts on this. Thanks, Mel

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  4. Hello, Good to hear from you.
    Your gesture is very kind and thoughtful, although in my experience in Nepal, many people may really value the opportunity to be able and purchase choose their clothing. A small amount of cash can be very well spent by a local in a local clothing shop.
    Wishing you a wonderful trip next year. M

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