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Hari

2 years, 8 months

Hari was my tour guide in Baseri, one of the poorest and most remote villages in Nepal. He's thirteen years old. When he was six, he fell walking to school and broke his arm. He was only given a cloth sling to wear. When his father had saved up enough money, he took him to Kathmandu, a two day long trip, to get it treated properly. Not knowing that Hari needed surgery, his father was unable to afford it and they had to come back. His arm is now permanently disfigured.