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Homes, businesses, schools, roads and lives were washed away in the floods.

Tent schools are still operating in our villages

We're rebuilding community halls and women's centres in 2 villages.

Helping schools to rebuild in the most remote villages.

and rebuilding 2 community and women's centres.

Offering trauma counseling in 18 villages

and have fun during summer and winter camps.

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The Floods at Domkhar Barma

Global Classroom Initiative 2010-2011

The GCI was used to improve documentary skills in a group of youth from Ladakh

Winter Camps

HI's Future Leaders operate winter camps for remote village kids each year. Children get to skate, study, and learn about their traditions from village elders while living and working together.

Khaltse Kids Coop Greenhouse

HI sponsors greenhouses in government operated residential schools. Students own and operate the greenhouse, which provides nutritious food and income to the hostel.

Ability Network

HI supports the mentally and physically disabled in remote villages through providing care, medicines and helping start small enterprises to help the family gain an income.

Girls' Co-ops

HI supports Girls and Womens Cooperatives, micro-enterprises that bring income to the village while providing valuable services (solar powered lanterns manufactured and serviced by women, greenhouses introducing new farming technologies and crops and skills building workshops).

Solar heated schools and tools

HI helps villages build solar heated schools, in cooperation with the Government of India, and supplies schools with fun learning tools, books and teacher training.

Agricultural Education

HI supports agricultural education: through sponsoring and producing educational books and movies, rural workshops and introducing new crops, technologies and techniques across Ladakh.

Disaste Relief

HI and Ladakh Relief support rebuilding in remote villages after the devastating floods of August 2010.

Remote village work

HI works in remote villages: where services are lacking and other groups don't venture. Our projects are operated by HI Members themselves, not paid staff and not by foreigners.