Tibet Matters: Pema and Kalsang get their nursing degree.
Thanks to a legacy and your donations, Tibet Relief Fund was able to support Pema and Kalsang through their four-year nursing degrees. We have featured…
India
Guche – Smile in exile. A film by staff and students of Tibetan Homes Foundation
A short movie by Mr Jigme Thinley (staff), Gewa Dorjee and Tenzin Choegyal from Tibetan Homes Foundation. With your donation we helped Tibetan Homes Foundations…
Tibet Matters: Making Light Work
“I feel safer now as it is very scary in home when there is no light. We used to light candles to go around and…
Tibet Matters: Tsundue’s Farewell Field Trip
Although Tibet Relief Fund already works in many different areas of India, Nepal and Tibet, we are aware we might not be reaching all of…
Tibet Matters Annual Review: Happy Snaps at Tibetan Homes Foundation – £1,000
Grant Amount: £1,000 Tibetan Homes Foundation school recently launched a very popular photography and cinematography club. The weekly club is a wonderful idea for students…
Tibet Matters Annual Review: So-fa So Good – Comfort For Tibetan Elders – £2,407
“I feel so privileged. The sofa makes me feel like belonging to a royal lineage. Thank you so much. I will always remember the blessings…
Tibet Matters Annual Review: Still Spinning – £731
Grant amount: £731 Dekyiling Handicraft Centre has been employing Tibetan weavers since the early 1980s and some of the workers have been there for well…
Tibet Matters Annual Review: Tenzingang ambulance – £1,700
Grant Amount: £1,700 Thanks to a grant from the Eranda Rothschild Foundation, over the last seven years we have given an annual grant to cover…
Tibet Matters Annual Review: Sanitation in Spiti – £10,187
Grant Amount: £10,187 Spiti is a remote valley in north-west India. It is home to many ethnic Tibetan families and is one of the poorest…