Journey to Nepal
Explore upcoming adventures, past project highlights, and the real impact we've made in Nepal. Discover stories from both travelers and the communities we support.
Trek for Change Through the Himalayas
Discover the story behind our volunteer travel program in Nepal. Get a glimpse of what our treks to Nepal look like—where sustainable development, cultural immersion, and meaningful impact come together across the majestic Himalayas.
Upcoming Trips to Nepal
Nepal: Flood Response & Kavre Deaf School
November 1–13, 2026 | 13 Days
Join a team committed to addressing Nepal's most urgent needs in this moment—combining community service, flood disaster response, and high-altitude Himalayan exploration.
We begin at the Kavre School for the Deaf to fulfill our long-standing commitment, working alongside local masons to construct foundational structural pillars on the top-floor terrace—permanently freeing up a quiet, dedicated classroom for 92 students.
Then, we return to our roots in the Langtang region to stand beside Syabru Besi following catastrophic flash flooding. We’ll trek through the affected valleys to witness the situation firsthand, soak in the grandeur of the Himalayas, and return to Kathmandu to meet displaced survivors in local monasteries—delivering direct emergency relief funds in hand while rallying around a major fundraising campaign for affected communities, culminating on Giving Tuesday.
“This trip has been hands down, the greatest journey of my life.”
— Jennifer H, Nepal Participant
Our Impact in Nepal
US$320,542 Raised Funds
6
Projects
19
Trips
125
Trekkers
1
School Rebuilt & Supplied
5
Medical Centers Supported
69
Teahouses Rebuilt & Supported
91
Students Supported
7,500
Hot Meals Provided During Covid
1,460+
Pounds of Children’s Books Donated
Past Projects in Nepal
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![Destroyed stone buildings and rubble with a blue doorframe in a mountainous landscape of Langtang Valley, Nepal after the deadly earthquake.]()
Langtang Valley, Nepal | Rebuild a School
$134,281 raised
Over the course of 14 treks into the earthquake stricken valley, Trek Relief members built homes and orphanages, demolished and funded the reconstruction of a 5-classroom school. Three years later, Komin Shyamey Wangphel Secondary School stands proudly in Syabrubesi as a testament to resilience and hope. -
Everest, Nepal | Provide Medical Aid
$61,768 raised
A 2-day health camp was organized and funds were raised to equip the Salyan Primary Healthcare Center and three health posts in Solukhumbu, Nepal, with vital medical supplies—including the region's first dental chair. Participants later trekked to Everest Base Camp, marking a milestone in our journey of impact. -
![Four Nepali women and one boy holding up their harvest, smiling in a garden surrounded by large green cabbage plants.]()
Solukhumbu, Nepal | Empower Women
$65,418 raised
With a mission to empower women in the mountainous regions of Everest, we provided financial and hands-on support to build climate-resilient food systems, promote food security, and facilitate training and community development. Participants then trekked to Pikey Peak to celebrate the completion of this project. -
![A volunteer hands hot food funded by Trek Relief out to children during the Covid 19 pandemic.]()
Kathmandu, Nepal | Covid Pandemic Relief
$25,703 raised
Even as global travel came to a halt, Trek Relief’s commitment to making a difference remained strong. In 2021, our Founder, Candice Young, spearheaded an online fundraiser, personally matching donations to support the distribution of hot meals, food stocks, and medical supplies during a time of great need. -
![A small brick house tilted and partially collapsed on one side, with the ground beneath it eroded, exposing the foundation, during the flood disaster in Nepal]()
Khavre, Nepal | Post-Flood Rebuild
$20,852 raised
In the aftermath of the devastating floods that impacted Nepal in 2024, Trek Relief completed a vital project to support recovery and restore a flood-damaged classroom in the remote village of Khavre, one of the hardest-hit regions. Participants then trekked to Dhaulagiri in the beautiful Annapurna Circuit region of Nepal.
Stories & Updates from Nepal
Read more about the impact from past treks, news, and updates to the projects in Nepal.
“Words cannot describe what this experience has meant to me and the impact it’s had on my life. I’ve fallen in love with Nepal, it’s people, and it’s beauty.
— Rob W., 2020 Trip Participant
Donate Directly to Nepal
If you’re unable to join us in Nepal but still want to support this meaningful cause, you can contribute directly to our current campaign in Nepal to boost our impact. Every donation, big or small, brings us closer to completing projects that helps communities in need.