Get involved
Four ways to take part
Whichever route you take, it starts as a conversation with a person rather than a form that disappears.
Foundations, INGOs, embassies, development agencies, universities and companies
Partner with us
Co-design or fund a programme in any of the four pillars, or commission delivery in a community where HISCUS already works.
Start a partnership conversationNepal-based and international volunteers and students
Volunteer
Contribute to live programme work: session preparation, making sessions, supplies, documentation and school or infrastructure days.
See how volunteering worksEthical travellers and groups
Charity Trek
Trek in Nepal with Mountain Routes and take part in trail cleanup, school maintenance, classroom painting and library development.
Explore Charity TrekSchools, wards, health posts, CBOs and community groups
Work with us locally
Propose a session, a health camp or an infrastructure project in your community, or invite HISCUS to an existing programme.
Propose local collaboration
Support our work
Funding a programme, honestly explained
HISCUS does not yet publish a verified online donation route on this site. Rather than presenting a checkout that does not exist, support enquiries open a direct conversation about what you would like to fund and how the transfer would work.
Support goes into programme delivery: session materials, learning support, health supplies, and community infrastructure such as water tanks, access paths and protective walls.
Payment processor, accepted currencies and receipting are still to be confirmed by HISCUS. When they are, this section will carry the real details, not a placeholder donate button.
What support pays for
Real units of work from the documented record. Costs are confirmed with you directly. None is published here, because none has been published by HISCUS.
- A community water tank
- Bethanchowk, October 2024 to July 2025. Restored reliable water access for at least 60 households.
- An Empowering with Dignity session
- Ropeway Sadak, 13 June 2025. Twenty-five participants, each leaving with a reusable pad they made and the method to make more.
- A year at the Sarangkot Nestling Home
- Eleven girls supported as reported for 2025, in a home running continuously since April 2018.
- Community access infrastructure
- A 700-metre shortcut path in Sarangkot; a protective wall for the Bhaktapur Old Age Home.

Get in touch
Tell us which route interests you
One form, routed by the interest you select. We reply to the email address you give.

Common questions
What people ask before getting in touch
In summary
Pick the route that fits
Fund or partner
For foundations, INGOs, embassies, development agencies and companies looking for a delivery partner in Nepal.
Start a partnership conversationVolunteer
Contribute skills and time to live programme work, or join a Charity Trek that combines trekking with service.
See how volunteering worksWork with us locally
For schools, wards, health posts, community-based organisations and local groups proposing joint work.
Propose local collaboration
