A Growing Partnership with Lincoln School
We are proud to highlight our growing partnership with Lincoln School, the largest international school in Kathmandu. This summer, their students and teachers have been making a meaningful impact in our communities through hands-on service and learning.
At the same time, high school students from Lincoln School chose to spend their school summer holiday by volunteering at Asha School—teaching classes, helping in the library and computer lab, and supporting psychosocial and swimming sessions.
We’re grateful for this ongoing collaboration rooted in mutual learning, compassion, and service. Here’s to building a brighter future—together!
Supporting Students’ Mental Wellbeing: Our Latest Effort
We have launched psychosocial support for Asha School students, beginning with our first workshop this month. Every two weeks, a two-hour session will be held for children in grades 3, 4, and 5.
Despite their resilience, these children face deep trauma linked to extreme poverty, including neglect, child labor, domestic violence, and loss of parents. Many struggle to express their emotions, focusing instead on daily survival.
The workshops are conducted by Reuben Hughes, a Master’s student in psychology, who has developed the curriculum and engages experts from his university to support the sessions.
