Water Pipeline to Remote Village in Nepal

Greetings to all;

Saturday the 10th of October, Do Your Part Volunteer Paris met with Rachel representing Global Giving; at this meeting progress of projects was discussed along with future plans for continued rebuilding, as well as educational support. As soon as we put together a full report of the meeting, progress and future plans, we will  send it to you in an updated report, hopefully within the month, along with the pictures. In the remote villages the communication is sometimes difficult and the ability to send pictures from a smart phone is not always feasible. Our apologies at this time, we have not received new pictures; we will get them to you as soon as they are received.

We thank each of you for your donations and interest in assisting the people of Nepal and our projects. We ask you to please look at our other projects for Northern California Fires and the Flooding in South Carolina and please pass this on to others as we attain to bring survivors to sustainability.

Thank you from all of us at Do Your Part

Hello Friends & Donors,

Do Your Part joins together with it's volunteers and partners on the ground in thanking you, and the avenue that Global Giving provides non-profits like ours. We are very grateful that we have the ability to present our projects to people that want to reach out to help others in their time of need.

Do Your Part had associates on the ground during the earthquake that struck Nepal on April 25, at 11:52 a.m., we were fortunate to make connection within the first 24 hours and identified orphanges in need. We were able to send someone out to supply food and water and to connect with medical teams in order to direct them to these locations. The saddest thing that we were requested to assist with was to find people that were missing, we were given the last coordinates from cell phones and located their last position, it turned out to be at the lower base camp on Everest, which was buried under tons of mountain debris. We then reached out to the SAR (Search and Rescue) dog teams and directed them to this location. The result was not good, but it gave the family closure.

Damage assessments found many villages, along with orphanages and schools destroyed. Our Project Leader Paris, began listing these villages, the dwellings needing replacements, and the supplies needed to rebuild, which required additional funds in order to meet the new building codes. The first village, Langdi in the district of Gorkha, has received the materials to rebuild and the project is underway to rebuild 22 destroyed homes. The next project is in Mahipate, also in Gorkha, needing to rebuild 31 home.

Another project we care very much about is the children and their schools that were destroyed, Our project leader that is there to help re-establish the schools is Prakash, he is from Nepal, now living in Canada, he has returned to his land to help. We are also involved with assisting an orphanage, also with Global Giving.

The country and people of Nepal continue to need your help, please spread the word. Our deepest and sincerest thank you and Global Giving.

Schlene Boundy 

and the Do Your Part Staff of Volunteers.