Monthly Report of TCHCS for April
We are presenting herewith the monthly activity report for the month of April 2012 of our Health Care Section for the information of all our supporters and well wishers.
Monthly Report of TCACS for April
We are happy to present here the monthly activity report of our Animal Care Section for the month of April 2012. We thank our supporters such as BBF, France, Animal SOS Denmark, WVS England and all our volunteers for helping us to help others.
Volunteers visit Tibetan Settlements
All the volunteers of Tibet Charity went for a tour to the Tibetan settlements at Bir and Chauntra. During the tour, they visited Tibetan school at Chauntra and the monasteries at Chauntra and Sherab Ling. The school gave them a very good reception. The Director of Tibet Charity
Know Tibet Charity
Tibet Charity was founded by Venerable Lakha Rinpoche in 1998 in Denmark with the help of a group of dedicated supporters. The aim was to help poor and needy Tibetans of India and Nepal.
The Charity grew rapidly as more people joined the cause. In 2000 a branch opened in Sweden with its own board members and office.
As the Charity expanded it found itself in a position to do real good for the community. At that point the decision was made to open an office in India. It was felt that this was needed to bridge the gap between the sponsors and the beneficiaries and to garner information about local need.
The new building was inaugurated in September 2004 and the Charity started its’ work in January 2005. With the establishment of the Indian office, Tibet Charity was now in a position to bring maximum benefit to the people and to bring help to the remote places that had been inaccessible from a purely European base.
Now Tibet Charity has earned the deep appreciation of the public who see it as a Society that directly alleviates the condition of the poor and the needy. Today we work in close cooperation with many other NGOs and individuals around the world to provide maximum benefit to the public. We also work closely with the various Departments of Central Tibetan Administration while dealing at the same time with individuals and Societies in various Tibetan Settlements and schools.
