How we help people rebuild
Three things an injury takes. Three things we help give back.
Every plan is different, but most rest on the same three pieces. We work on them together, because getting strong again means little without a way to earn and a family that can hold on.
01Strength
Physical rehabilitation that gets people moving again, close to home wherever we can.
What it covers
- Physiotherapy and exercise plans
- Prosthetics and mobility aids
- Frostbite and fracture follow-up
02Livelihood
A road back to the work they love, or the skills for new work when the mountain is no longer an option.
What it covers
- A gradual return to guiding
- Training for a new trade
- Introductions to employers
03Family
Support for the people at home who lose an income while someone they love heals.
What it covers
- Help with household costs
- Keeping children in school
- Counselling for the whole family
Our promise
An injury on the mountain should never cost a family its future.
- 01
For as long as it takes
Rehabilitation runs on the survivor's timeline, not on a funding cycle.
- 02
Close to home
Therapy, training and support in or near their own valley, so no one has to leave their community to recover.
- 03
Decided together
Each plan is built with the survivor and their family, and changes as they do.
Rescue · Recovery · Rehabilitation
One journey, three stages
We stay with people from the moment something goes wrong on the mountain until they're back on their feet at home.
01Rescue
Reaching people in trouble and bringing them down safely.
02Recovery
Treatment, paperwork and family support after the landing.
03Rehabilitation
Rebuilding strength, a livelihood and a family's future.
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.
Volunteer with us
01Climbers and guides
You know the routes, the weather and the people. Help us reach climbers in trouble and bring them down.
Volunteer for rescue
02Medics and therapists
Treat climbers at altitude, follow them through hospital and help them get strong again.
Volunteer as a medic
03Supporters and sponsors
Fund a rescue, a hospital stay, or a family's household while someone heals.
Support the work
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