Great trip to Nepal in March!

 I had a great trip to Nepal in March. In Bardiya, I trained 10 new teachers and our partners have been working hard to get the classroom furniture and carpeting in each classroom.  I will do more training and visit each classroom in November to make sure that teachers are following the curriculum and implementing the instructional strategies they learned.
​Diann

Thanks to all our loyal donors.
​This trip and the teacher training would not have been possible without your help and support!

Our Work in Nepal

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Train and Sponsor Teachers
Over 5 years, we have completed five 6-day teacher workshops with 84 women. We try to visit  each of the 42 preschools at least one time a year to provide monitoring and coaching . PiSL pays the salaries of 12 teachers who not supported by the government, so we have a Sponsor a Teacher program in which donors can  contribute. 
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Renovate and Furnish Classrooms
Since our first project in 2013, we have built 11 ECD classrooms (pre-earthquake design) and built 4 earthquake resistant classrooms. That leaves 27 classrooms that we have renovated. We are so happy that  he 4 earthquake resistant classrooms are complete and we look forward to keeping all 42 classrooms updated and repaired as needed.
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Support Successful Learning
After teachers receive training, they need the required instructional materials to engage their students in learning. All 42 classrooms have received the materials needed to teach the Whole Child philosophy behind the PiSL Early Childhood Curriculum. We encourage teachers to use them and are committed to periodically updating and replacing these materials. 

You are helping to make a difference in a faraway place.

​Our Impact
42 NEW Early Childhood Centers in 6 Years!

100% Direct Giving

Thanks to a generous donation from Integris Performance Advisors who are covering all of our operational costs, 100% of your donation goes directly to our programs to bring early childhood education to marginalized communities in rural Nepal. So, you know where your money is going.