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MRTFN
Improving the livelihood of the people of the mountain region
Mountaineering Rescue Training Foundation of Nepal (MRTFN) is a non-profit, non-governmental organization founded in 2054 B.S. (1997 A.D.) with the goal of improving the livelihood of the people of the mountain region and providing support to the families of mountaineers who have died or become physically disabled while on a mountain expedition.
MRTFN’s main objective is to give mountaineering rescue training and lodge management training to the people of the Himalayas. MRTFN also helps children of deceased mountaineers with their education, runs environmental protection initiatives, and works on building and maintenance projects (schools, hostels, school toilets, school kitchens, library).
Our Objectives
Conduct & operate Mountaineering Rescue Operation.
Provide training to the workers of Mountains Huts & Lodges.
Support climbers/mountaineers who partially lost their limbs & cannot support their family.
Provide educational support to the children of mountaineers who have lost their lives during the expedition.
Help build schools in the remote Himalayan areas.
Perform other social work and activities
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Our Donor
Mountaineer Ken Noguchi’s Foundation, Peak Aid Japan has supported us since our inception in our various activities. Our projects like environment conservation reforestation program in Sama gaun or Educational Materials Distribution would have not been possible without Peak Aid Japan.
We would like to sincerely thank Peak Aid Japan and its members, especially Ken for the continuous support.
Our Completed Project Stories
Natural Disaster Relief Activities
During the earthquake of 2015 A.D. more than 80% of houses were destroyed in the Everest region. MRTFN was helping the people of Khumbu by providing temporary shelter and relief kits. MRTFN was looking for donors who could help the people of Everest regions whose houses were severely affected by the earthquake.
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Educational Material Distribution
The project of school bag distribution to the schools of remote areas of Nepal started from 2012 AD and the project is still going on. MRTFN with the support of Ken Noguchi’s Foundation (Peak Aid Japan) has distributed more than 2145 school bags that are made in Japan to different schools of Solukhumbu, Sama Gaun and Shyanjha Village.
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Sama Gaun School’s Hostel Construction
During the reforestation project at Sama Gaun, the local people approached us that the students in Sama gaun has been facing problem since they have to walk a long distance to reach the school due to which the students were not regular to school.During the monsoon and winter season it wa very difficult for the students to come to school
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Community Building Construction
Thame is a small village located in the Everest Region. When Ken Noguchi, the founder chairman of Peak Aid Japan was on his trek to Everest, the locals of Thame requested him for a Community building at Thame Village where they can conduct community meetings and programs. Peak Aid Japan in collaboration with MRTFN has built a community building at
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