On December 15, 2022, Serap Jangbu Sherpa, in collaboration with the Korean Teacher Education Workers Union Chungnam Team, visited Shree Jana Prabhat Primary School, located in Mandandeupur Nagarpalika – 3, Naya Gau, Kavre. This visit followed the COVID-19 pandemic and was conducted to monitor the progress of a construction project funded by their generous donation. …
On January 7th, 2020, Serap Jangbu Sherpa, the visionary founder and chairman of the Serap Leep Foundation, joined forces with the Tatopani Education Service Cooperation from South Korea to make a significant impact on the lives of students at Shree Bhumayadevi Madhyamik School. Located in Uttar Gaya Gaupalika-3, Thulo Gau, Rasuwa, this school serves a …
On January 21st, 2018, a significant visit took place at Shree Manichood Basic School, located in Shankharapur Nagar Palika – 8, Bhulbu, Nepal. The visit was led by Mr. Serap Jangbu Sherpa, representing the Serap Lee Foundation, and Mr. Le Se Jung from the Tatopani Education Service Cooperation in South Korea. The purpose of their …
On January 10th, 2018, a significant visit took place at Shree Yuba Barsha Basic School, located in Khumbu Pasang Lhamu Rural Municipality, Chaurikharka-1, Monjo, Solukhumbu. The visit was led by Mr. Serap Jangbu Sherpa, representing the Serap Lee Foundation, and Mr. Le Se Jung from the Tatopani Education Service Cooperation, a South Korean organization. The …
Serap Jangbu Sherpa, the visionary founder and chairman of the Serap Leep Foundation, in collaboration with the Korean Teacher Education Workers Union Chungnum Team, generously donated essential supplies—including stationery, clothing, school boards, and shoes—to the students of Shree Bhumayadevi Madhyamik School. The school is located in Uttar Gaya Gaupalika-3, Thulo Gau, Rasuwa, a region where …
On January 6, 2015, Mr. Serap Jangbu Sherpa, the founder and chairman of the Serap Lee Foundation, along with the Tatopani Education Service and the Korean Teacher Education Workers Union Chungnum Team, visited a school in Bulbule, Lamjung. This remote village, located approximately 170–180 kilometers from Kathmandu, is accessible via a 6–8 hour drive along the Prithvi Highway, branching off toward Besishahar, the district headquarters of Lamjung. …
