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…
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Project update: Let classes commence in Bakhang!
“When we first came to Bakhang the village was completely destroyed and the families there had a strong feeling of hopelessness. Now the school is…
Spring Appeal: Chungi Sherpa desperately needs a safe home. Can you help?
Thanks to you, children living in the remote village of Bakhang now have a safe school. But many residents – like Chungi – still don’t…
Winter Appeal: Please will you donate today to help keep Tsering Dolma safe and warm?
Tsering Dolma moved to Pokhara, Nepal in the 1970’s with her husband. They lived there together for over 40 years. Her husband was one of…
Tibet Matters Annual Review: Over £44,000 in grants sent to on going projects, saving and changing lives
Yushu entrepreneurs – £14,346 Our 2016 grant has been distributed and is now being used by 16 Tibetan entrepreneurs to support their fledgling businesses. All…
Your donations provide clear vision for all!
We’ve just heard from our project partners in India that they have successfully completed a project to provide eye-tests and glasses to the local community.…
Tibet Matters Annual Review: New community centre for Tibetans and Indians
The town of Rewalsar in north India is home to a mix of Tibetan refugees and Indians. It is a sacred place for Hindus, Sikhs…
Tibet Matters Annual Review: Strengthening Tibetan Civil Society Conference
Across India and Nepal there are many small, grass-roots Tibetan Civil Society Organisations (CSOs). Some work in certain geographical areas, some aim to tackle very…
Tibet Matters Annual Review: Tibetan (dis)ABILITY – supporting differently abled children through school
Grant Amount: £3,702 Last year we told you about an innovative new project to encourage Tibetan children with special needs to complete their education in…