First session of Tibet Charity English Language Classes ends today. A simple closing function marked the conclusion. The function was attended by the volunteers, the students and the staff of Tibet Charity. Mr. Tsering Thundup, our Director offered his heartfelt gratitude to the volunteers for spending their precious time teaching the students of Tibet Charity.
As a gesture of our gratitude to our volunteers for sparing their precious time to teach the students of Tibet Charity English Language Classes, we arrange trips to local Tibetan settlements, schools, monasteries and other places of interest around us. From this year we planned to take them on excursion twice a semester. Yesterday two
The Clinic For Dogs under Tibet Charity organised five days Animal Birth Control (ABC) and Ant-Rabies Vaccination camp at Bir and Chauntra. Our veterinary team consisting of Mrs. Tenzin Youtso, Dr. Anoop, Mr. Dolma Bhum and Mr. Dondup Tsering were ably supported by local vets Dr Sachin sood (Bir), Dr Inderjit Soni (Palampur), Dr Deepak
The Clinic For Dogs under Tibet Charity organised five days Animal Birth Control (ABC) and Ant-Rabies Vaccination camp at Bir and Chauntra. Our veterinary team consisting of Mrs. Tenzin Youtso, Dr. Anoop, Mr. Dolma Bhum and Mr. Dondup Tsering were ably supported by local vets Dr Sachin sood (Bir), Dr Inderjit Soni (Palampur), Dr Deepak
Like last year, we organised pilgrimage for those senior citizens in Dharamsala who hardly gets any opportunity to go for pilgrimage either because they have no one who would take them for such pilgrimage or who doesn't have the financial capability to go for such a tour. We started our journey to Tso Pema (Rewalsar)
With the improvement in the weather, Animal Birth Control program at the Clinic For Dogs resumed from the 1st week of March. The first day saw sterilization of two cats and three dogs. Next day saw sterilization of 5 dogs. If the weather remains same, we hope to slowly start doing more and more sterilizations.
With kind support from Debra Chrystal (USA), we have completed the distribution of food items to 50 poor and needy Tibetans living in and around Dharamsala. The food items distributed included 10 kg of rice, 10 kg of wheat flour, 1 litre oil, 1 kg tea leaves, 1/2 kg oats, 1 kg sugar, 1 kg
BEFORE: This is Kang-Sum. His front leg was run over by a speeding car which shattered his bones into pieces. As there was no chance of recovery so his front leg was amputated to prevent the infections from spreading to other parts of his body. Due to no chance of his survival in the street,
A simple closing function was organised to mark the end of the final academic session of Tibet Charity English language for the year.
