Trauma Recovery Centre in Nepal

In Nepal we support our partnering organisation ‘Kopila Nepal’ that works with local communities in rural villages in West Nepal. The focus of their work is on human rights, psychological health and education.
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A Children's Village in India

In South India we support Heal UK who are in the process of setting up a school and children's village for 1000 orphan and destitute children. With our support these children will be able to receive an education and have the chance to fulfil their potential.
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Reforesting in Malawi

Join us this year on' Cycle Malawi 2011'! Cycle 180km through Malawi and raise money to support the people and our projects over there! We are supporting RIPPLE Africa’s reforesting projects as deforestation is a major problem in Malawi. More than 30% of the forests have disappeared in the last 10 years. Join the Challenge and make a difference!
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Join us this year on' Cycle Malawi 2011'! Cycle 180km through Malawi and raise money to support the people and our projects over there! We are supporting RIPPLE Africa’s reforesting projects as deforestation is a major problem in Malawi. More than 30% of the forests have disappeared in the last 10 years. Join the Challenge and make a difference!
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Be Inspired – IBP Limited Designer Bag

We are incredibly proud of our first Limited Designer Bag designed by Emily Sims.

Doesn’t it look beautiful? The design is based on the national bird of Nepal, the peacock. The bag is easy to use for your shopping and stylish enough for a trip on the high street. So come on ladies join us in starting a new trend that contributes directly to our great cause in Nepal.

Neil Houghton, our brilliant photographer, is responsible for the amazing pictures below of the ‘Be Inspired’ Must-have-Bag in use.

We would love to hear your thoughts on it!

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Trauma Recovery Centre in Nepal

A Children's Village in India

Reforesting in Malawi

Reforesting in Malawi1

Be Inspired – IBP Limited Designer Bag

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