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The Big Grin

Today, there is another opportunity to support us through the Big Give #ChristmasChallenge. Though your money will pay for bricks and mortar, the real impact can be seen in the smiles of our ladies.

Writing to Remember

Remembering one of the most smiley women in the world, learning about change in Nepal and a funny video!

Sherpa Smiles – A tribute to Dolma Ama

This week, Women Without Roofs lost one of its most beloved ladies. Dolma Ama was quite possibly one of the most smiley and sweet-tempered women I have ever met. Cheesy though it may sound, there will be more smiles in heaven from now on.

WWR is 20 years Old!

It feels incredible to write this, but Women Without Roofs – Nepal is 20 years old this month! Back in 2005, Eileen Lodge first invited me, Anna, to help some of the people she knew. I’ve written about the origins of WWR online and in my book, so for this newsletter, I thought I would hand over the writing to the incredible trustees and staff who faithfully keep WWR going. I am so grateful for everything they do.

Double time

It’s #GivingTuesday, and the #ChristmasChallenge is on!

WWR Needs Your Help After Devastating Floods

WWR is launching an appeal for funds to help us overcome the devastation wreaked by last week’s floods. In this video you’ll see the enormous mess that our staff and women have cleaned up. They are incredible.

an update after the Floods and milestones to celebrate

Over the weekend, Kathmandu received record-breaking rainfall. Our women’s home flooded for the second time this monsoon season, having never flooded before.
Whether you consider yourself an ‘older person’ or not, you are all invited to celebrate International Day of Older Persons with us, which is marked today, October 1st.

WWR is getting Younger!

We are delighted to welcome a new trustee, Annie, whose passion for Nepal and serving women makes her the ideal person to join us.

Smiles and Tears

We’d like to share some photos highlighting the difference you are making to lives in Nepal. As ever, we are so grateful for your support.