For exiled Tibetans living in remote and inhospitable environments, being able to grow their own food while minimising the environmental impact helps build self-sufficient and strong communities well into the future.
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For the past 13 years, you have supported our work with Nangchen Old People’s Home in Kathmandu, which provides a safe home for elderly Tibetans in exile.
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Happy 1st Birthday Empowering the Vision’s community hub, Sontsa!
🎥 We are excited share that Tibet Theatre is releasing a new short film, Makha (“wound” in Tibetan), in collaboration with Tibetan Women’s Association, funded by Tibet Relief Fund.
Our visit to Tibet Homes School, Ngoenga School, Dekyling and Rewa rehabilitation centre
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This project directly benefits over 1,000 schoolchildren and indirectly will benefit 1,000 more families.
The new Hub, run by Tibet Relief Fund and Empowering the Vision @Envision2008, will provide advice on jobs and how to apply, information on civil rights within India, and more.
The team at the Delhi Community Kitchen has been busy since they opened in September 2021, thanks to your donations to our appeal last year.
The Tibetan community of Pandhra Mile in Himachal Pradesh now has a new toilet block with solar-powered hot water washbasins.