About
Thrive Projects, Inc. develops sustainable, community-based solutions through customized vocational training programs and proper utilization of local resources. Through partnerships and collaboration, Thrive addresses some of the greatest challenges of underdeveloped communities including energy access, healthcare, hygiene and literacy. The project, like online essay writing services, supports students and helps them with educational issues. When they're in need of qualified math homework help Mathagogy.com is the source to recommend. In the fast-paced world of academia, students often face strict deadlines and time constraints, making essay writing a daunting task. The emergence of 24 hour essay writing service has provided a convenient and efficient solution to these challenges.
Leaders of Thrive Project
Brian Kam
During his deployment in Asia he witnessed socioeconomic and infrastructural gaps that he hopes to bridge with the creation of the Thrive Project.
Joshua Moon
Through this project, he hopes to learn and establish an organization where other like-minded individuals can enjoy the same experiences.
Ryan Brinkerhoff
Drawn to the project by Kam’s compassion and desire to help people, and hopes that he will, in turn, help this organization grow to help as many people as possible.
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Health Care Access In Nepal: Education, Infrastructure and NGO Collaboration
Health Care Access In Nepal: Education, Infrastructure and NGO Collaboration March 3, 2019 By Michael Lockfeld The most basic function of human beings is to live. Before we communicate, we must eat, breathe, walk. Likewise, if our goal is to build sustainable communities, we must provide the resources to nurture healthy individuals. The health care[…]
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EDUCATION REMAINS A KEY DRIVER OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT
EDUCATION REMAINS A KEY DRIVER OF COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT By Ryan Brinkerhoff September 20, 2018 Over the past two and a half years, our team at Thrive has often been asked why we focus on education rather than food or water or any other challenge in disaster areas and developing economies. When requesting do my homework help from experts, you not only save your time, but also save the planet by devoting more time to ecology and sustainability issues. To me, the answer is[…]
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The End of Nepali TPS
The End of Nepali TPS Exploring the reasons behind the decision, whether it was right, and what it means for thousands of Nepalis in the United States. On April 25, 2018, hundreds of people gathered around the fallen Dharahara tower in Kathmandu Valley, Nepal in remembrance of the 60 victims tragically buried under its rubble[…]
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Thrive Projects: Three years after disaster
Thrive Projects: Three years after disaster Three years ago today, April 25, a devastating earthquake brought unprecedented damage to communities across Nepal, leaving around half a million buildings destroyed and displacing an estimated 2.8 million people. Since then, international aid has poured into the small developing nation from both foreign states and NGOs, totaling around[…]
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New Year, Same Mission
New Year, Same Mission By Dorje Wangchuck In the first 3 months of 2018 Thrive Nepal has continued taking steps towards our mission. We trained 91 people with our Solar Powered Auxiliary Relief Kiosk (SPARK) training for people of various backgrounds in different geography of Nepal. The training has been a major part of the[…]
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Why We #Thrive: An Interview with the Co-Founders of Thrive Projects
By Amanda Chou January 27, 2018 Hey #ThriveNation! Recently, I sat down with co-founders Brian Kam, Ryan Brinkerhoff and Joshua Moon to talk about Thrive’s core values, current programs, and journey that got us to where we are today. With mentions of some of our personal favorite milestones and inspiring stories over the past year[…]
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Creating SPARKs: Installing more systems in Janaki Nagar
Creating SPARKs: Installing more systems in Janaki Nagar By Karma Wangyal December 11, 2017 A couple of months ago, we were introduced to the Janaki Nagar community by one of our partners Global Peace Foundation Nepal. When we touched down the community for the first time we were shocked to see the condition of the[…]
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Friendship for Terai
Friendship for Terai By Dorje Wangchuck August 25, 2017 Recently, I’ve been thinking a lot about my friends in the Terai region of Nepal. It has been more than a week now that Terai along with many districts of India and Bangladesh have been swept away by this flood. Reports state that millions of people[…]
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Exploring Thrive Haiti
Exploring Thrive Haiti By Ryan Brinkerhoff August 10, 2017 After 18 months of planning, fundraising and ground work in Nepal, Thrive has officially touched down in a new country. But before sharing that experience with you, our whole team would like to say thank you to our beloved Thrive Nation and our new friend, Monsieur[…]
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Shagotom Khalid: discovering more of South Asian entrepreneurship
By Khalid Khan July 17, 2017 স্বাগতম (Shagotom – ‘Welcome’ in Bangla) from Bangladesh, Thrive Nation! After a memorable experience in Nepal, my travels took me to the city of Chittagong, Bangladesh to attend the first-ever Bangladesh-Nepal Youth Convention, hosted by Youth Alliance International (YAI). Ever since joining Thrive Projects, I have always been interested[…]
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