Frequently Asked Questions

Walk The Summit is dedicated to transforming the lives of children in remote Himalayan villages by providing them with education, resources, and opportunities that transcend the limitations of their local schools.

Walk The Summit aims to achieve its mission by setting up educational infrastructure such as computer labs, providing access to Wi-Fi, and empowering children with essential 21st-century life skills.

Walk The Summit focuses on remote Himalayan villages because these areas often lack access to basic educational resources and opportunities, and children face significant challenges in accessing quality education.

Walk The Summit offers a range of programs including computer literacy classes, English language workshops, STEM education initiatives, and mentorship programs designed to empower children with the skills they need to succeed in the modern world.

Walk The Summit works closely with local communities, government agencies, and other stakeholders to ensure the sustainability of its programs. Additionally, the organization invests in training local teachers and leaders to carry forward its mission in the long term.

Walk The Summit employs various methods to measure the impact of its programs, including tracking academic performance, conducting surveys and interviews with students and teachers, and monitoring community engagement and participation.

Walk The Summit faces challenges such as logistical hurdles in reaching remote villages, limited resources, and cultural barriers. However, the organization remains committed to overcoming these challenges in order to fulfill its mission.