Project Bean Sprout is a new initiative by Make Learning Possible to get more volunteers to make a difference to the children attending school in Namkheli Village in the rural…
Project Bean Sprout calling for Volunteers
Remember your school days when you burst out in excitement after seeing the green beans that you planted in the plastic cup started sprouting? Project Happy Feet is looking for…
Letter from Make Learning Possible
Dear Supporters of HUGS Nepal, Greetings! Season’s Greetings and A Great and Exciting Year ahead in 2013. Eversince the inception of Make Learning Possible in 2011, the little land that…
Manjushree Singa school officially opens
16 December 2012 holds a special meaning for the people of Namkheli village tucked away in the Everest Region of Nepal, especially to the 70 children. It is the day…
Final push for Opening in December
With less than a month before the scheduled opening of Manjushri-SINGA Primary School at Namkheli Village in the heart of the Everest mountainous region of Nepal, a team of 20…
Greenhouse ready!
When founders of Make Learning Possible and Project Happy Feet volunteers Lester Leong and Sox started planning for the school-building project at Namkheli Village, two questions crossed their minds –…
School building progress on track
The Manjushri-SINGA Primary School is right on schedule to open its doors in December 2012 to more than 60 children living in the vicinity. The building of the school situated…
Raindrops Café hosts private fund-raising lunch
Tucked away in a little corner outside the main *SCAPE complex in the heart of Orchard Road, Raindrops Café has the perfect ambience for a lazy afternoon tea, a romantic…
Thank you for making HUGS NEPAL possible
Through the tireless efforts of power volunteer Emily Chang, with support from her good friend Eileen Lim, project drivers Lester and Sox, and the backing from the core team of…
Pet Lovers Foundation supports PHF
David and Whye Hoe, the CEO and Managing Director of Pet Lovers Centre, first learn of Project HUGS NEPAL when Eileen, a supporting staff of Pet Lovers Centre brought it…