The Nepal Trust began work on the ground in 1995 by setting up the first health post in the remote Humla region. A trek organised from Findhorn, brought a carved doorway to symbolise the connection between Scotland and Nepal. Several Community members took part in that trek, including Richard Brockbank who had carved the doorway. Click here to read Richard’s story. In the community magazine Network Jim Donovan announcing the 1995 trek and the work in Nepal.
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- Humla region Nepal
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- First Humla Health Post
The carved doorway still at Findhorn:
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- Carved Doorway at Findhorn
The Doorway in its place at the Health Post:
The following booklet was produced by The Nepal Trust in 2004 and captures a beautiful visual journey.
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Editor’s note: This post is curated from Alan’s files and photo albums. We thank Jeremy Jacobsen for the generous loan of his father’s records. The photographs of the Humla health post were taken by Jim Donovan.
Moved from Woodstock, England to the Community bringing my experience in business and management, my love for people and education.
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