made it to Monju to set up health camp and see patients for a day. Head injuries, toothaches, back pain, sinus infections, and wound care. ,,,, great team effort and very very appreciative villagers

it is hard to wrap your mind around the amount of destruction in these small villages… 

i love being here and spending time with these people. 

We left Lukla and began to trek. After climbing for awhile we rounded a curve in the trail and there, above us stood out sweet girls from the Ghat School waiting to walk with us! I was so happy to see their faces I could have cried! They have grown so much! We had a wonderful visit with girls and parents as we distributed supplies, lights, hygiene kits, and tarps.  

It is extremely difficult to get supplies to this area… No local … All have to be flown in and hand carried. It becomes very expensive for the simplest things to arrive here. Small Things  we take for granted every day are just non-existent 

ENG has donated and distributed  tools for rebuilding homes and trails. There are many landslides where trails were destroyed and they are tremendously dangerous but are the only access to villages. 

structures are primarily stacked stone in the Everest region and the stone is cracked and cut by hand for homes, trails, etc,…  

this is how babies are carried up  and down the trails