Wilderness Bhadaure Boarding House

To increase the opportunities for girls to receive an education it was decided, in 2012 to fund the opening and maintenance of a boarding house for girls in Bhadaure.

An interview process at which a number of Wilderness community members were present was conducted in 2014 and a total of 11 students were selected and offered the opportunity of further education. Some of the boarders are orphans, some travel a great distance to attend school and others are not in a financial position to continue their education. The Bhadaure Boarding House provides the opportunity of an education that young girls in the region would not otherwise receive and being a boarder also improves their daily living standards.

The Bhadaure Boarding House was opened in 2014 and has consistently supported the education and living costs for a total of 11-12 students who attend classes which range from Year 4 to Year 12. These students are proudly funded by our Wilderness School Boarding Community.

In 2018 the first Bhadaure Boarding House student who had commenced boarding in 2014 - graduated, which was a fantastic achievement, and she is now furthering her education at University. This important opportunity was made possible because of being a boarder, where her schooling was maximised.

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$50,000

RAISED FOR THE BOARDING HOUSE

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11-12

BOARDERS SUPPORTED PER YEAR

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10

YEARS PROVIDING A BOARDING HOUSE FOR GIRLS

 
 

HELP US KEEP OUR COMMITMENT TO WILDERNESS BHADAURE BOARDING HOUSE

Wilderness in Nepal has committed to meeting the operating expenses of the Boarding House for up to 12 girls, including:

  • Food

  • Accommodation

  • Clothing and uniform

  • Salary of a Boarding Mistress

  • All costs of education for the Boarders at the Shree Bhadaure Secondary School

  • Supporting Tertiary Education costs should the boarders decide to continue with study after secondary school

Mark Mackintosh