
Our work
What we do
We help people who get hurt in the high Himalaya, and stay with them until they're home.
After an accident
From the ridge to the hospital to home.
Before the next one
So fewer people need us at all.
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Safety training
We teach before the climb
Trekkers and guides learn to spot AMS, HACE and HAPE early and act in the first critical minutes.
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Research & data
We gather the evidence
One shared record of injuries, rescues and outcomes, so safety standards rest on real numbers.
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Clean mountains
We keep the mountains clean
Waste carried down from the high camps, and those left behind brought home to their families.
How we do it
Four things make the work possible, and make each part stronger than it would be on its own.

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A volunteer network
Climbers, guides and medics who know the mountains and can respond fast.

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Local partners
Guides, teahouses, helicopter operators and hospitals working as one chain.

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Shared data
Every rescue becomes a record, and the records show where to act next.

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Training at the source
Teaching the people on the trail, so fewer emergencies happen at all.
Each part feeds the next. Every rescue makes the next one faster, and every lesson makes the next one less likely.
Join the network
Someone has to show up. Make it you.
From the first call on the ridge to the first day back at work, all of this runs on people who give their time and skills. Bring what you know, and we'll put it where it's needed most.
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