Tenzin, Class of 2014, is a shining example of what a difference the opportunities of Kailash Home (and our individual sponsorship model) can make in the life of a young person. Tenzin came to Kailash in 2000 as a Tibetan refugee; following graduation from Kailash and with the help of her Sponsors Chris John and Tina Schroeter (pictured with Tenzin below), she was able to move to the United States and graduate from Colorado Mountain College with her Associate Science Degree. Tenzin then went on to receive a Bachelor's Degree in Nursing from lowa Wesleyan University and currently works as an Adult and Pediatric Extracorporeal Membrane Oxygenation (ECMO) specialist for the Cardiovascular and Surgery team at Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN. We continue to be so proud of Tenzin’s exceptional accomplishments, and are so grateful for the close and loving support of her sponsor family. Tenzin’s kind of journey is one we hope to make possible for all of our Kailash Kids!

Mangal, Kailash Class of 2018, is one of four brothers and came to Kailash at a young age. He has since gone on to pursue a university degree and has aspirations to one day complete a graduate degree as well. He has stayed connected to Kailash since graduation through the Kailash Alumni group, and in his free time he enjoys creating artwork, mobile gaming, hiking, trekking, watching movies, and playing various sports like football, basketball, running, and mountain biking.

Our 2021 Annual Appeal begins now, and you have the opportunity to double your impact thanks to the extreme generosity of our friends the Bickells!

While students here in the United States are enjoying the last of their summer holiday, our Kailash Kids have started a brand new school year. With COVID cases high and vaccination numbers still low across Nepal though, this term is progressing completely virtually with remote learning only. Thanks to our experience over the past year however, we were ready and well equipped for this reality.

While students here in the United States are enjoying the last of their summer holiday, our Kailash Kids have started a brand new school year. With COVID cases high and vaccination numbers still low across Nepal though, this term is progressing completely virtually with remote learning only. Thanks to our experience over the past year however, we were ready and well equipped for this reality.