The Nepal Quality School project aims are to ensure that all children, including marginalised groups, are taught in a friendly supportive environment so that they enjoy coming to school. They acquire skills, knowledge and understanding through careful instruction, demonstration, discussion, and practical activities.

Nepal Evergreen is a volunteer-led initiative dedicated to planting a diverse range of trees and plants across impoverished rural regions of Nepal. By revitalizing natural habitats and supporting community-led afforestation, the project not only enhances local biodiversity but also creates sustainable economic opportunities through community farms, orchards, and private land use. Additionally, it contributes to offsetting carbon emissions, particularly those generated by tourism, helping Nepal build a more resilient and eco-conscious future.

Ascole School in the Karakoram Mountains and Shadri, Thingee, and Asumbar Schools in the Ishkoman Valley are among the most remote educational facilities in Pakistan’s mountainous regions. Despite their geographical separation, these schools serve communities facing significant challenges due to their isolation amidst the rugged landscapes of the Karakoram and Hindu Kush ranges.

In 2023, the Juniper Trust is raising £20,000 for its 20th school rebuilding project in the remote village of Raja Beni, situated at 2,800 meters’, high above the Kinja Valley. This village school has 100 children and is still using temporary classrooms following the earthquake in 2015. They have had some help from the government to rebuild one classroom block one new toilets but have asked the Juniper Trust for help to rebuild a separate block of three classrooms that remains destroyed. The money will also buy school uniforms and essential school equipment fo the children at the school.