Finale For Nepal is a voluntary association that provides education and accommodation to children in Nepal, aged between 4 and 18, who would otherwise not have the opportunity.
It all started in 2009, when a group of guys from Finale Ligure (Liguria, Italia), who are passionate about climbing and the outdoors, decided to develop a project to promote sport climbing in Nepal.
One of these guys lives and works in Nepal, hence the thread that links the climbing paradise to the realm of high-altitude mountaineering. They thought of a small ‘climbing’ party to raise funds to help this population in the Asian country, and thus the 1st ‘Finale for Nepal’ event was born. As the months went by, the group of friends became a ‘Voluntary Association’ and took on various projects in the Asian country.
In April 2010, the group reached Nepal to visit various rural areas, various projects and also to equip a cliff. Hence the first contact with the ‘Chepang’ ethnic group, in fact the poorest in the country. And it was from this encounter that the main project of the association ‘Finale For Nepal’ came to life, a family home on the outskirts of Kathmandu, which houses many orphaned children and guarantees them access to education, food, clothing, housing, health care and everything they need. Finale for Nepal supports financially the cost of the director, the housekeeper, the assistant and the rent of the building. All the children, boys and girls housed come from the western parts of Nepal, which are notoriously extremely poor areas.
The 2023 turnover envisages 3 girls leaving to go to university for which scholarships are being sought and 3 new girls entering in May, which coincides with the start of the Nepalese school year.