Tibet Matters: Good news from Bakhang (with the latest photos)
During our recent field trip to Nepal, we were thrilled to be able to meet five representatives from remote Bakhang village who came down to…
Projects
Tibet Relief Fund annual review: Empowering the Vision
Grant amount: £45,013 Tibet Relief Fund first began working with Tibetan youth in 2004. We wanted to address the growing problem of young Tibetans underachieving…
Photos of our visit to Ngoenga school for Tibetans with special needs, India
Philippa (our CEO) popped in to Ngoenga School on her recent field trip to India and sent us these brilliant photos. Ngoenga School is the…
Thanks to your donations we were able to deliver toys to Tibetan children [photos]
![Thanks to your donations we were able to deliver toys to Tibetan children [photos]](https://tibetrelieffund.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/20150504_130501.jpg "Thanks to your donations we were able to deliver toys to Tibetan children [photos]")
Back in 2013 our Christmas appeal was to raise money to buy toys for the children at Tibet Homes Foundation. The children at Tibetan Homes…
Annual Review: Empowering the Vision, supporting young Tibetans to succeed in business
Grant Amount: £45,007 Empowering the Vision is our flagship project for young people, set up by Tibet Relief Fund in 2003. Over the years of…
Annual Review: A second physiotherapist for Ngoenga school (£1,700)
Grant Amount: £1,700 For the last three years Tibet Relief Fund have sent a grant to cover the salary of a second physiotherapist to work…
Annual Review: Vital funding for Hepatitis B training and awareness programme
Grant amount: £10,900 Hepatitis B is a huge problem in Tibetan settlements. Along with tuberculosis, it is one of the most common causes of death…
Annual Review: Help on Hand, 2 incredible sisters helped over 300 Tibetans last year
Grant amount: £1,500 Our annual grant to the Help on Hand project in Chandigarh, India has helped to keep the project going. In the last…
Annual Review: Tsagam and Bagang Tibetan teachers
Grant amount: £1,800 Tsagam and Bagang are small, remote villages in Nepal. Lying 125km from Kathmandu, the villages are inaccessible by car and can only…