Nepal Sanctuary Treks (NST) takes ethical and environmental responsibility seriously. We prioritize Corporate Social Responsibility and actively give back to our local community. Through various charity projects, we promote responsible tourism and contribute to social, economic, and environmental initiatives that support the community and locals. Corporate Social Responsibility is an integral part of our sustainability efforts.
Initiatives and Actions
Earthquake Relief Campaign
We have conducted multiple relief campaigns to assist citizens and communities affected by earthquakes. Since April 26th, 2015, the Nepal Sanctuary Treks team has actively supported earthquake victims by providing aid, tents, food, traps, and mattresses. We have also offered financial assistance to our staff members to help them rebuild their damaged houses. Additionally, during the earthquake, Nepal Sanctuary Treks supplied baby sanitary pads and food to post-natal mothers and infants at Tundikhel.
Collaboration with local NGO
Over the years, Nepal Sanctuary Treks has established strong partnerships with various local NGOs, leading to our active involvement in numerous social activities and projects, including:
- Arranging sponsorships to provide education, shelter, and food to destitute children. We believe that every child should have access to education regardless of their circumstances.
- Collaborating closely with Nobel Compassionate Volunteers (NCV) to support disaster-stricken individuals. Together with NCV, we conduct livelihood and skill development programs to uplift those living below the poverty line. We also participate in NCV’s initiatives promoting health, environmental education, and sustainable development practices.
- Supporting blind children named Menuka Bishowkarma and Bishow Bishowkarma by providing laptops and assisting with their education.
- Providing financial support to our trekking crew and office staff during the COVID-19 pandemic.
- Contributing financially to the Protect Nepal Initiative through Grande International Hospital. This initiative aims to protect healthcare professionals during the pandemic by providing locally-made face shields developed by health professionals and engineers in Nepal.
