The Himalaya is not just a vast adventure playground. For local communities life is anything but easy – with access to basic health and education services often out of reach. In response to these needs, the Australian Himalayan Foundation was born and strives to deliver sustainable health, education and environmental programs across the Himalaya.
Explore the vast winter landscape of Ladakh with AHF Director Garry Weare in search of the elusive snow leopard.
Three solo events – NEVEREST, HALF or KOSCI – plus a great Saturday team event raising funds for the AHF. Make every metre count!
Explore the vast winter landscape of Ladakh with AHF Chairman Simon Balderstone in search of the elusive snow leopard.
Three solo events – NEVEREST, HALF or KOSCI – plus a great Saturday team event raising funds for the AHF. Make every metre count!
Three solo events – NEVEREST, HALF or KOSCI – plus a great Saturday team event raising funds for the AHF. Make every metre count!
Three solo events – NEVEREST, HALF or KOSCI – plus a great Saturday team event raising funds for the AHF. Make every metre count!
The Druk Path Trek – AHF Chairman Simon Balderstone takes you on an unforgettable trek through the heart of Bhutan.
Explore Nepal and Tibet in spectacular style with AHF Directors Peter Hillary and Simon Balderstone on this epic adventure through the beautiful summer season.
Join us on this unique all inclusive journey with Photographer Richard I’Anson, taking in fascinating festivals at Trashigang and Mongar as well as the ‘must see’ highlights of Bhutan.
How do we impact health in the remote Himalaya? Through our Nurses 4 Nepal program! Find out more here....
The Australian Himalayan Foundation Annual Report for 2019 is out. Find out what your support has helped us achieve in the Himalaya over the...
Merry Christmas from AHF and our partner Kathmandu! Throughout December this year, all Kathmandu stores will be taking donations for the Aus...
This work would not be possible without you. Your ongoing support makes an enormous difference in the communities where we work and the lives of those living in the Himalaya.
