A Kirk Michael man is continuing his mission to support a village in Nepal.
John "Dog" Callister recently returned from the country where he opened a school which he helped fund through the sale of copper bangles.
He raised £9,000 for the project which paid for half the school in Ghamrang and he hopes now to raise money which will provide clean water to the village.
Mr Callister says he's going to hold presentations showcasing photos from his previous trip to fundraise for the new scheme:
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