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11th December 2011
MSH Peru December Newsletter
Greetings from Peru! I, Julia Vanderham, have had the pleasure of working with MysmallHelp since August, when Leander left to visit Nepal and our projects in Trujillo. MySmallHelp Peru has had a busy and exciting three months, so I’m happy to be giving an overview of what we’ve been up to…
The Bus Project
The Eye Campaign
The Bake Sale

15th-16th April 2011
Primary Teacher's Training Program Conducted by MSH, Nepal
The Primary Teachers' Training Program was successfully conducted on April 15th and April 16th 2011 by the MySmallHelp team in Sanjiwani English School at Dhulikhel, Nepal. There were 30 participants from various schools and there were three teachers responsible for the format and execution of the program - Sabina Thapa, Sachi Guragain, Geeta Pradhan and Roshni Khatri. The teachers conducting the training are well-established in the primary education sector and have attended and conducted such sessions in the past. The program ran over two day and the duration was approximately six hours each day.

Thursday, February 10, 2011
Mysmallhelp in Peru
2010 Working in partnership with Casa Hogar del Sol, Desana Giving, Odontologos Sin Fronteras, Living Heart and Awamaki.

20th December 2010
Children stop to celebrate stationery at Buumidanda, Kavre
More than 150 children at Shree Balprakash Secondary School in the village of Kavre have benefited from the generosity of My Small Help sponsors this week.

Thursday, September 9, 2010
Iron Beds provided for Marybert Orphanage
6 out of 11 new iron beds were provided to Marybert Orphanage. Marybert Orphanage used to have 11 wooden beds for the boys and girls room altogether. The beds were really old and had bed bugs, due to which the children could not sleep soundly and would wake up in the middle of the night. The beds were treated with medicine but still it was of no use. The only option left was to burn down the beds.

Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Pupils wrap up well in time for winter
Children at Marybert School and Orphanage received a body and heart-warming surprise this week as My Small Help provided them with wind and waterproof jackets and trousers.

Friday, September 3, 2010
Students donate blood to make a difference
MySmallHelp (MSH) ran its first Blood Donation Camp at the Quest International College, Lalitpur on Friday, with 44 students and friends of MSH donating much needed blood to fill the gap in Nepal’s donation supply.

Sunday, July 18, 2010
Susmita and Susma Sundas Story
Susmita and Susma are sisters, they live in Dhulikhel, Nepal. Susmita is the eldest of the children followed by Susma and they also have a little brother. Susmita is nine years old and turns ten on the 18th of August 2010, while Susma will have her seventh birthday on the 17th of July 2010. Susmita and Susma live with their parents in a remote mountainous region of Dhulikhel.

Friday, July 2, 2010
Knightsbridge Tea-Towels delivered to Marybert Orphanage
Volunteer from UK, Johnny Sparshatt went to Marybert Orphanage to distribute the Tea Towels which the students of Knightsbridge School,UK had sent to the children there. Around 24 tea towels were distributed to all the children. All the children were so excited and happy when we distributed the tea towels to them. When they opened to see the tea towel which have the pictures of them, they were to glad to see their own picture and their drawings there.

Tuesday, April 6, 2010
Donation of a computer and installing of internet connection
Marybert School and Orphanage is situated in Kathmandu and is MSH’s pioneer project. At present there are approximately 100 children studying at the school and 23 of these children are living at the orphanage. MSH sponsors 17 children living at the Marybert orphanage. The sponsorship pays for their education, food, accommodation and sanitary living conditions.

Tuesday, December 29, 2009
Mysmallhelp Documentary 2009
Mysmallhelp Documentary 2009 was released and is divied into 2 parts.

Thursday 15 October 2009
Providing school resources such as sports equipment and stationery at Bhattedanda School
Bhattedanda lies on the outskirts of the Laltipur district, 26km south of Kathmandu. It might not seem a big distance, however, due to roads that are often ruined by landslides or due simply to the lack of any roads at all, the place is barely accessible. The main occupation of the people living there is farming and the level of illiteracy among the inhabitants is as high as 70% of the total population in the village.

Thursday 17 September 2009
Providing school resources such as sports equipment and stationery at Bhattedanda School (Project I)
Bhattedanda lies on the outskirts of the Laltipur district, 26km south of Kathmandu. It might not seem a big distance, however, due to roads that are often ruined by landslides or due simply to the lack of any roads at all, the place is barely accessible. The main occupation of the people living there is farming and the level of illiteracy among the inhabitants is as high as 70% of the total population in the village.

Friday 5 September 2009
Newsletter Released: May - August 2009
Mysmallhelp was awarded its first grant from the Towerbrook Foundation. The grant of £1855 will be used to complete the following projects:
1. Building toilets for Brahamini School.
2. Building a Bio-gas system at Marybert Orphanage.
3. Management of safe drinking water at Brahamini School.
4. Providing school resources such as sports equipment and stationery at Bhattedanda School.
5. Full sponsorship of 2 children at the Marybert orphanage – Hanna Nepali and Sunita Majhi.

Satruday 29 August 2009
Chatturale Village, Nuwakot, Nepal
Chatturale Village which lies in the hilly remote area is only accessed by a two hour plus walk to reach the main road where one can then catch local transport. The village people there are mostly from the Tamang family being a backward ethnic group here in Nepal.

Tuesday 25 August 2009
Child Labour Suitation in Nepal
In August I had the opportunity to visit Mysmallhelp Nepal while filming a documentary about child labor. The organization's President Raju was kind enough to show me some places around Kathmandu where children were working. We visited children turning bricks, making food, washing dishes, and fixing trucks.

Sunday12 July 2009
New Project Pictures on MSH Facebook Group
Recently one of the project is over and new pictures are uploaded Mysmallhelp Facebook Group.

Tuesday 26 May 2009
Mysmallhelp Youtube Channel
Mysmallhelp lunched a youtube channel with few number of videos

Wednesday 13 May 2009
Newsletter Released: January - April 2009
Mysmallhelp released newsletter of January - April 2009. Next newletter will be released at the end of July

Friday 20 February 2009
Bhattedanda Village study
26km south of Kathmandu lays a remote village call ‘Bhattedanda’. The population is move over 4,500 people with 400 houses. More than 70% of the people in the village are illiterate.

Wednesday 14 February 2007
Mysmallhelp Blog
www.mysmallhelp.blogspot.com was first lanuched with a small MSH article 'Help'