Page 15 - AVRO News Issue 3 May

Earthquake. What’s more, his
father, after being pulled from
the ruins, stricken with emotion
and pain at seeing their home
turned to rubble suffered a
nervous breakdown. The health
system in Nepal is terribly basic
and Gokul’s father perished
soon after, suffering from a
heart attack brought on by the
stress of the realisation his
family had nowhere to live. He
was 44 when he died, leaving
Gokul to support his mother.

Presently, Gokul’s mother
lives in a makeshift plastic and
corrugated iron tent in terrible
conditions.
In between guiding travellers
through The Himalayas, Gokul
returns home to help plant rice
and potatoes to support his
mother.

The cost to completely rebuild
his family home is just £6,000.
Himalayan recovery
Please consider what a small vehicle - The Yak.
donation of just £5 (2 coffees) No training, driver or
would make to someones life insurance is required
who has been stricken with and they travel at faster
losing their family home and than London traffic so
their father. have ordered a couple.

Even if you can consider
donating a regular sum of only
£2.50 per month, this would be
a huge help towards our goal.

Donate now to help rebuild
Gokul’s family home that
was devastated in the 2015
Earthquake by visiting
https://www.justgiving.com/
crowdfunding/earthquake-nepal

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