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In Time Trust
Basic Information
Address: 12 Highgrove Way, The Wood, Nelson 7010, New Zealand.
Phone Number: 64 3 5466891
Fax Number: n/a
Email: intimetrust@gmail.com
Director: Judy Crowe
Action Shots
Additional Information
Causes Served: education in poverty stricken region of Nepal
Clearances Required: Yes
Background Check: Yes
Population Served: currently 500 children attending our school
Ages for Volunteer: 18 upwards
Hours of Service: school hours 8.30 am to 3.00 pm
Minimum Hours of Service Required: 36
Days of Service: Monday to Saturday
Languages: English
Languages used as a Medium: English
Experience Required:
Prefer qualified teachers at all levels from early childhood through to senior classes.
Programs Open To: all qualified teachers
Travel Arrangements:
Assistance can be given in arranging flights to our school (air travel is the only option as there is no road into Jumla) costs must be met by the applicant.
Participants Work: Our Principal can arrange teaching schedule
Application Process:
Please apply to the board of trustees at intimetrust@gmail.com stating experience and qualifications along with intention of length of stay.
Visa Requirements:
Visas are issued on arrival at Kathmandu airport and are purchased in $US. Appicant must provide a passport photo.
Program Highlights:
The In Time Trust offers volunteers the opportunity to lift the standard of education currently available to our children. Parents of our children are illiterate and work in labouring positions. They struggle to put food on the table. An educated child can lift an entire family out of poverty.
Mission Statement:
The In Time Trust will alleviate poverty and raise the standard of living of the families of children who attend the Kailash Bodhi School in Jumla, North Western Nepal. Our mission is to be the provider of high quality education to our children by attracting sponsors, donors and raising funds. We seek to encourage our children to realise their full potential by identifying, attracting, sponsoring and providing educational opportunities and resources.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
The In Time Trust works with compassion and integrity to improve the lives of our students and their families. To protect the language and culture of the Himlayan people whilst also providing Dalit (untouchable caste children) the opportunity to fully participate in their communities.
Program History:
The In Time Trust was established in 2010 to support the Kailash Bodhi School in Jumla, North Western Nepal. The Trust has established a library, it pays rentals for all land and buildings for the school, provides a Tibetan language teacher, has established an arts programme, provided science equipment, uniforms, text books and stationery and equipped the administration with a computer and photocopier. The Trust also works to prevent child marriage and encourage all children to achieve the School Leaving Certificate.
Events:
The school celebrates Teachers Day, Childrens Day and joins in many cultural and sporting events held in Jumla.
Social Networks:
We have a Facebook page.
Additional Information:
Our website www.intimetrust.org is fully informative of our work at KBS Jumla.