Mission
Minimize the frequency and severity of mountain-related injuries through comprehensive education initiatives, evidence-based research, and strategic advocacy efforts.
High mountains demand high-stakes solutions. The Mountain Injury Foundation refuses to accept preventable deaths at altitude.
Who we are
Our leadership
Our team brings together experienced climbers, expedition planners, and technologists who know the mountains firsthand. Together, we coordinate fast, well-equipped rescues and bring people home safely.
Meet the teamMission
Minimize the frequency and severity of mountain-related injuries through comprehensive education initiatives, evidence-based research, and strategic advocacy efforts.
Vision
A future in which mountain activities and expeditions are pursued responsibly, with paramount consideration given to participant safety, health, and overall well-being.

What we do
Rescue. Recovery. Rehabilitation. We meet Nepal's mountain emergencies from the first call for help to the long road back to full strength.

Active fundraising campaign

Nepal's highest peaks still have no coordinated rescue network, no shared injury data, and no formal safety training for the guides who work them. The $100 Million for the Himalayas campaign is how we build all three.
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Every program we run is grounded in real high-altitude injury data.
The Scale We're Built to Meet
Testimonies
Voices from the guides, volunteers, and climbers who live this work above 5,000 metres.
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