Fund A Goat Farm | Lyn Taylor’s Adventure Travel
AT FARM

For nearly 3 decades I have travelled the world, seeing extraordinary sights and meeting so many wonderful people. But I have to say, one country, in particular, has always had a very special place in my heart. For most of my career as an Adventure Travel Guide, I have traveled to Nepal twice a year, every year! With the help of my travel community, I have been able to support a local Nepalese family (The Ghale’s) in various ways over years. Together, we have raised funds to sponsor their children’s schooling, raise money for the local village school amenities and building blocks, support village repairs after the devastating 2015 earthquakes and now throughout the COVID-19 Pandemic, and provide immediate financial relief. 

There is something so special about Nepal and it is heartbreaking to think that vulnerable families, already facing poverty, are at serious risk of further hardship during this crisis. With no signs of international tourism returning any time soon, the Ghale family has come up with a plan for financial sustainability – a Goat Farm! 

CLICK HERE TO VISIT OUR GO FUND PAGE.

This is a fantastic initiative that will provide the Ghale’s with a regular and sustainable source of income, meaningful employment, and job security. Not only that, but it will also provide food for the local community and for sale beyond the community.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THE PROJECT AND HOW YOU CAN HELP PLEASE CLICK HERE TO VISIT GO FUND ME PAGE.

The Ghale family has weathered the storm of a (somewhat) post-pandemic world quite well. This is largely due to your incredible support over the past few years, and especially our Adventurers who visited Nepal this year and spent time with the Ghale Family and their Goat Farm Project.

When we first set up and built the Goat Farm through your kind donations in 2020 things initially went a little pear-shaped. Sadly, the family lost several goats to disease. But the good news on the horizon has been the birth of 8 kids (baby goats). So, it looks like the goats have settled into their new home, and the Ghales are learning the ropes as they go on how to run it successfully. We hope to see many more kids in 2023!
 
The Ghale Family would like to share a special message, and some photos of their home and farm with you all. Please see below: 

“We wish you and your families a very prosperous 2023. Everyone is welcome to our home, and we hope to see you all in Nepal soon. Much love, the Ghale Family”