Partners with purpose
Let's move together into a bright future. In the funding landscape for NGOs, impact in quantity and numbers is often emphasised. But impact is also in quality: in the uniqueness and the inspiration that one small-scale center can offer. Small projects offer unmatched transparency, have minimal administrative costs, are innovative and pilot new solutions.
Right now, we can use investment to:
- finalise the eco-homestay, which will generate income for our programs
- formalise our alternative education system, impacting more children
- expand eco-farming and biodiversity practices
- implement rainwater harvesting
- implement renewable energy, like solar
Integrity is one of our core values. We stand for what we say and do. Having a trust relationship with our partners is key.
Contact us if you are interested in sponsoring (one of) our programs as an organisation, company or private investor. We can send you our project proposal, and work with you to make impact.

Renewable energy
Installation of solar power empowers our green livelihood programs for women, as well as our educational institute.

Rainwater harvesting
Providing the community center with water harvesting and greywater systems enhances our sustainability model. It enables the organic farming and livelihood programs.

Sustainable education
Support us to expand our sustainable education program for underprivileged children - increasing the number of children and formalizing our teaching program (and facilities). The alternative design enhances learning-by-doing practices, which are effective for boosting children's confidence and talents. Our unique and practical approach encourages for independent, aware leaders for our society.

Women empowerment
Empower women in the Himalayan region. Many women have a capacity to learn and grown, and are potentially strong leaders. Expanding their horizon through opportunities in our skill & livelihood programs is essential for the well-being of community.

Eco-homestay
The economic driving force for all the other programs. Only if Adara becomes financially self-sustaining, will the programs thrive sustainably. We will expand the number of rooms for guests and volunteers to stay. We will build an activity / education / yoga hall.