Seven of us are now trying to raise £1600 each to build a house for a specific person who lost their families and homes in the 2015 Nepal earthquakes. I am specifically going to raise enough to build 70 year old Nirmala Tamang a home as she lost her husband and house (I will donate the balance of any shortfall). She has unfortunately been living in a shack for the last 2 years see the photos below. All of us are self funding our trips, have trained hard and my friend's charity (Paul Campbell) makes sure every penny you donate goes to building the houses and no money is wasted, as he oversees it, and is actually helping build one house himself after the trip. Each house costs just £1600 to build.

The team includes, Sean Newman, Clint Nykamp, Mark Tobin, Simon Hawkesley, Dean Thornicroft, Paul Campbell from Campbell's Foundation in Nepal and myself (Pepe Kenth!).

On the 12th October we will begin our two week trek to the Everest Base Camp and slightly higher (5900m) to raise donations for the construction of houses in Thangpalkot1, a village in the District of Sindhupalchok which is northeast of Kathmandu.

Thangpalkot1, along with many other villages and vast amounts of Nepal, was destroyed by the two earthquakes in 2015. Thousands were killed or displaced and much of Nepal is yet to be repaired and restored.

The Fine & Country Foundation has teamed up with Campbell's Foundation in Nepal to help rebuild the village of Thangpalkot1. So far around 13 homes are complete, but we aim to build another 63. Each home costs approximately £1,600 to build so we are aiming to use this expedition to raise donations for two more houses.

All the money raised will go directly to the Nepal housing project.

If you would like to join the team on their incredible journey contact the Fine & Country Foundation for more details at foundation@fineandcountry.com

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