In spring and summer 2025, primary school children in Munich and their teachers took part in interactive project days exploring the elements of life.

To make young Nepalese aware of the deep connection between all living beings and nature, Akasha Academy launched a project reaching 50 students.

We are excited to share the success of our Healthy Schools initiative this winter, which has supported around 900 children in Nepal.

Mastering the laptop: In our report from Nepal, we show how we teach young women important computer skills for their job applications and internships as part of the Akasha Traineeship.

Under the motto of “Global Guardians”, Long Yang NGO launched a children’s education program in Munich about the elements of nature and their interconnections.

In nature, everything is connected – even though it might not be so obvious at first sight. The interactive story of Willy the whale shows children what interdependence practically means for their own and others’ lives.

Long Yang NGO launches children’s program this spring. In 5 interactive workshops, children learn about the 4 elements water, fire, earth, air and their qualities in a playful way.

Many schools in Nepal, especially in the rural areas, lack heating and electricity. We have provided more than 850 new warm school uniforms to keep the young students warm during winter.

As the first year of our Akasha Traineeship program is coming to completion, it is a good time to reflect on the positive development and all that has happened during the last months.

Getting practical! Last week students of the Akasha Traineeship program conducted their first community activity – to put into practice what they learnt within the last 5 months.