Donate

Home / About us / Our Blog / Letters from students in Rugin
2 Sep 25

Letters from students in Rugin

This week we were over the moon to receive letters from some of the students at a partner school in Rugin, Bajura, Far West, Nepal.

In autumn 2024 girls at a school in London wrote letters to the students in Rugin. After the letters took a long journey on several flights and a long jeep ride, the students in Rugin were delighted to receive them. So they quickly set about replying! This week the responses arrived in the UK and are now with the girls in London.

If you know of a school that would like to have a relationship with one of our partner schools in Nepal please do get in touch. We can offer talks, assemblies and direct contact with students in Nepal (in exchange for some fundraising for the partner school).

Please get in touch at info@phaseworldwide.org


Help us continue our work

Your donation will help change lives

If you would like to support the work of PHASE Worldwide and help us to continue empowering people living in isolated regions of Nepal the best way to do so is through regular giving. Even the smallest amount a month can make a huge difference. As a regular supporter you will receive exclusive updates and will become part of the PHASE family. You can set up your regular gift easily and securely online.

Support us

More articles

View all
17 Sep 26

Emergency Appeal Update

Thank you to everyone who has donated to the emergency flood appeal, we’ve had an overwhelming response, donations continue to come in. We have currently received (with gift aid) almost £37,000. We’ve had updates for the PHASE Nepal team in the last couple of days. Several members of staff have…

Read
2 Sep 26

Girls Empowerment – Rugin – Final Report

To donate to support further programmes like the Girls Empowerment programme in Rugin visit our donate page.

Read
27 Aug 26

Emergency Appeal

We are sure you have read with distress about the flood on the Nepal Tibet border yesterday morning. We are very relieved to report all PHASE staff are safe. It is not in a PHASE Nepal project area, but we are extremely saddened by the loss of life and the current risks…

Read