Tsering's Fund

Meet Roshani:

She is 15 years old and currently in Class 6 at Melamchi Ghyang School. She is one of four children in her family, and her parents work as laborers—doing everything they can to provide despite limited and unpredictable income.
Because of these financial challenges, continuing her education is not guaranteed. But with the support of a sponsor, Roshani can stay in school and keep working toward her dreams.
And her dream is a powerful one—Roshani hopes to enter the medical field one day, so she can care for others in her community.
You can help make that future possible.
✨ Sponsor Roshani for $700/year or just $58/month
✨ Give her the opportunity to learn, grow, and achieve her goals
✨ Be part of a story that changes a life—and a community
If you’re ready to make a lasting impact, consider becoming Roshani’s sponsor today: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/roshanidanuwal-1931

A New School Year Has Begun!

A new academic year has begun in Nepal, and students in our partner schools are returning to the classroom filled with hope, excitement, and dreams for the future.

For many of the children supported by Tsering’s Fund, education is life-changing — providing safety, opportunity, confidence, and a path toward a brighter future.
As the 2083 (2026) academic session begins, many of our students are still in need of sponsors to help cover tuition, uniforms, supplies, meals, and housing support for the coming year.

We invite you to read our latest update from Nepal and learn more about the students whose lives are being transformed through education.

Read the blog here:
https://www.tseringsfund.org/latestnews/2026/5/21/education-update-from-nepal-academic-session-2083-2026

If you would like to sponsor a child and help a student continue their education this year, please visit:
https://www.tseringsfund.org/how-sponsorship-works

Together, we can help ensure these children have the opportunity to learn, grow, and build a better future. 🇳🇵

Education Update from Nepal: Academic Session 2083 (2026) — Tsering's Fund The new academic session in Nepal generally began during the last week of April, marking the beginning of the month of Baishakh in the Nepali calendar. The session continues throughout the year and concludes around the second week of April, during the final month of the Nepali calendar.

Meet Suprima Ghising

Suprima Ghising is an 11-year-old student in Class 6 at Melamchi Ghyang Secondary School in Nepal. She comes from a hardworking family of subsistence farmers who are doing everything they can to support their children—but the cost of education remains out of reach.

With the support of Tsering’s Fund, Suprima has the chance to stay in school and continue working toward her dream of one day entering the medical field.
Suprima is full of joy and curiosity. She loves singing, dancing, and exploring new places—and she brings that same energy into her learning. Her determination and bright spirit make her an incredible investment in the future.

By sponsoring Suprima, you’re not just supporting her education—you’re helping unlock her potential and empowering her dreams.

📩 Sponsor Suprima today for $700/year or $58/month
📬 Message us to learn more about becoming Suprima’s sponsor: [email protected]

https://secure.qgiv.com/for/suprimaghising-2499

Sponsor Needed:

Meet Sonam Sherpa.
At just 13 years old, Sonam is already working hard toward a brighter future. She is currently in Class 8 at Khumjung Secondary School—also known as the Hillary School—nestled high in the Himalayas at 3,790 meters. This school is known for its exceptional education, but for students like Sonam, access comes with real financial challenges.
Sonam comes from a family with limited means, and without support, she would not be able to continue her education there.

Her dream? To become a dentist—to care for others and give back to her community.
📚 The cost to keep Sonam in school, including tuition and hostel, is $1,000 per year—or just $84 per month.
That’s all it takes to ensure she can stay in school, continue learning, and move closer to achieving her dream.
💛 Will you be the one to sponsor Sonam?
👉 Sponsor Sonam today: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/sonamchhutinsherpa-2608

One student, and his dream to serve his country

Meet Srayak Rai, 18, a Class 10 student at Melamchi Ghyang School in Nepal. Raised in a family of subsistence farmers, Srayak is determined to make the most of his education—despite financial barriers.

He brings energy and focus to everything he does, and his dream is to join the Nepal Army and serve his country with pride.

With a sponsor, Srayak can continue his educ ation and take the next step toward his dream.

Will you support him?
Sponsor Srayak today: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/srayakrai-2059

Sponsor Needed for the New School Year!

Meet Sushma Tamang, a 17-year-old in Class 9 at Jyugal Boarding High School in Nepal. Her family cannot afford her education, but she is determined to keep learning and building a better future.

“Because of your support, I am able to focus on my studies with confidence and hope for a brighter future.”

💛 Sponsor Sushma and give her the opportunity to keep going: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/sushmatamang-869

On this World Health Day we want to highlight one of our students hoping to making a difference in Nepal through healthcare:

Tori Tamang is a 15-year-old student in Class 9 at Melamchi Ghyang Secondary School in Nepal. Her father is a farmer, her mother cares for their home, and alongside her sister, she is working hard to build a brighter future.
Tori has a powerful dream: to become a doctor and improve the health and well-being of people across Nepal.

But she can’t do it alone.
With your sponsorship, you can help Tori stay in school, continue her education, and take the next steps toward achieving her dream. When you invest in one girl, you’re not only changing her life—you’re helping strengthen an entire community.
Tsering’s Fund offers a unique opportunity to directly support a student like Tori and be part of her journey.

Will you be the one to help her get there?
https://secure.qgiv.com/for/toritamang-5205

Our latest Tsering’s Fund newsletter is here!

This month, we’re sharing the powerful impact of our new Sponsor a Teacher program, highlighting Khendo Lama’s inspiring journey from student to teacher, introducing an important update to our gift giving policy, and giving a preview of our upcoming Fall trip to Nepal.

See how your support is helping students and communities thrive—and learn how you can get involved.

👉 Read the full newsletter: https://tseringsfund.salsalabs.org/february2026newsletter_copy1

Meet Jigme Lama, a teacher supported through Tsering’s Fund

“I believe education is the most powerful way to change a child’s life. Seeing a shy student grow in confidence and succeed—that’s why I teach.”

Thanks to your support, Jigme’s school now has safe, leak-free classrooms for students to learn and thrive.

🌱 Help us continue supporting teachers like Jigme: https://www.tseringsfund.org/sponsor-a-teacher

📚 Every Child Deserves an Excellent Teacher—No Matter Where They Live

In rural Nepal, students are eager to learn—but access to qualified, dedicated teachers remains one of the greatest barriers to a quality education.

At Tsering’s Fund, we believe that where a child is born should never determine the quality of education they receive. Every student—no matter how remote their village—deserves the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive.

That’s why we’re launching our Sponsor a Teacher campaign.
The goal: $20,000 annually to support 6 qualified teachers serving in rural schools—ensuring students in the most underserved communities receive the strong, consistent education they deserve.

When you sponsor a teacher, you’re:
✔️ Bringing skilled educators into underserved classrooms
✔️ Expanding access to high-quality education in rural communities
✔️ Creating life-changing opportunities for students most in need

This is how we close the education gap—together.

👉 Sponsor a teacher today: https://www.tseringsfund.org/sponsor-a-teacher

Because every child deserves not just a classroom—but a great teacher.