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# The Tibet Fund

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- [Listening to Young Readers: Reflections from the Field](https://tibetfund.org/2025/02/05/listening-to-young-readers-reflections-from-the-field/) - For almost a month, from November 10th to December 5th, I traveled across Tibetan communities with our team as we carried out a baseline assessment of early grade reading. We visited 16 schools in total. In each one, I sat down with young children and listened as they read aloud in Tibetan. Listening to each

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- [Tibetan Nonprofit Charity](https://tibetfund.org/) - The Tibet Fund supports Tibetan communities worldwide through education, healthcare, housing, and cultural preservation programs.
- [Announcements](https://tibetfund.org/announcements/)
- [The Tibet Fund Annual Gala Ticket](https://tibetfund.org/the-tibet-fund-annual-gala-ticket/) - The Tibet Fund Annual Gala The Tibet Fund Gala will be hosted by Chef Eric Ripert at Le Bernardin Privé restaurant in New York. Co-chaired by Richard and Alejandra Gere, this special occasion will bring together friends to renew our commitment to the Tibetan cause and honor extraordinary individuals who have made the world a
- [The Tibet Fund Annual Gala](https://tibetfund.org/the-tibet-fund-annual-gala/) - Learn about The Tibet Fund Annual Gala, bringing supporters together to advance education, healthcare, and community programs.
- [TGSP Beneficiary Impact Stories](https://tibetfund.org/tgsp-beneficiary-impact-stories/) - Tibetan Girls’ Education Established in 2018, the Tibetan Girls Scholarship Program provides full scholarships to girls from low-income families pursuing higher education. With your support, promising Tibetan girls can access these life-changing opportunities. Support the Girls Scholarship Program Tenzin Chemi’s world was shattered in eleventh grade when she faced the unimaginable loss of both parents, one
- [WHAT WE DO](https://tibetfund.org/what-we-do/) - Learn how The Tibet Fund supports Tibetan communities through education, healthcare, cultural preservation, and long-term community development worldwide.
- [The Gift of Education](https://tibetfund.org/what-we-do/the-gift-of-education/) - WHAT WE DO Sustaining Cultural Heritage The Gift of Education Building Healthy Communities Improving Livelihoods Empowering Women and Girls Empowering Tibetan Civil Society Humanitarian Aid Programs in Tibet The Gift of Education The Tibet Fund is a proud partner in the transformative journey of literacy and education that Tibetans embarked on soon after reaching exile. The
- [Scholarship](https://tibetfund.org/scholarship/) - ACCESS TO HIGHER EDUCATION The Tibet Fund’s scholarship programs support Tibetan students in pursuing higher education by reducing financial barriers and expanding access to academic opportunities. By investing in students at critical stages of their academic journeys, the programs strengthens individual potential while building long-term community resilience. Through close collaboration with local partners and institutions,
- [Palden Phuntsok](https://tibetfund.org/palden/) - Palden PhuntsokDeputy Chief of Party (TESC)Palden supports the overall management and technical direction of the TESC program. Previously, he worked on multi-year initiatives to strengthen governance institutions and improve livelihoods across Tibetan communities in India. He served as Project Officer for over five years with the CTA, then as Project Manager and Deputy Chief of
- [Microenterprise Development](https://tibetfund.org/microenterprise-development/) - Microenterprise Development Improving Livelihoods Microenterprise Development Vocational Skills Training Agriculture Development The Tibetan Women Microentrepreneurship Program improves livelihoods for vulnerable low-income women in India, in particular single mothers. The project provides small grants and personalized mentoring for women to grow their microbusinesses and gain access to new markets.Our team works with each woman to conduct
- [Empowering Women and Girls](https://tibetfund.org/what-we-do/empowering-women-and-girls/) - WHAT WE DO Sustaining Cultural Heritage The Gift of Education Building Healthy Communities Improving Livelihoods Empowering Women and Girls Empowering Tibetan Civil Society Humanitarian Aid Programs in Tibet Empowering Women and Girls We work with multiple partners to protect Tibetan women and girls from gender-based violence and empower them through education, health, and livelihood programs. Key
- [Girls Scholarship](https://tibetfund.org/girls-scholarship/) - Chemi set her sights on Banaras Hindu University, drawn by its prestigious program and relative affordability. But even with a lower-cost option, the total lack of financial resources meant higher education remained out of reach.Tenzin Chemi’s world was shattered during her eleventh-grade year. In the span of just five months, she faced the unimaginable loss
- [Our Partners](https://tibetfund.org/our-partners/) - Meet the partners working with The Tibet Fund to support education, health, and cultural programs.
- [Pawo Lobga](https://tibetfund.org/pawo-lobga/) - The Tibet Fund joins Tibetans around the world in mourning the passing of Pawo Lobsang Palden, widely known as Lobga Rangzen.Lobga dedicated his life to the Tibetan cause. His final message, released one day after China’s Law on Promoting Ethnic Unity and Progress came into effect, expressed his deep concern over policies that seek to
- [Thank You](https://tibetfund.org/monthly/thank-you/) - Tashi Delek!Thank you for becoming a monthly donor to The Tibet Fund.Your ongoing support provides steady and meaningful assistance for our work in education, health care, cultural preservation, and community support for Tibetan communities in exile. We are deeply grateful for your kindness, commitment, and partnership. A donation receipt and acknowledgment letter will be sent
- [Sponsor an Elder](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/sponsor-an-elder/) - Sponsor an Elder Many Tibetan elders are at a critical juncture in their lives, facing destitution and in urgent need of assistance. Traditionally, Tibetan families assume the responsibility of caring for their elderly and infirm members. However, in cases where families are impoverished or when elderly individuals lack family support, external aid becomes indispensable. Jawalakhel
- [Sponsor a Performing Artist](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/sponsor-a-performing-artist/) - Sponsor a Performing Artist The Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts (TIPA) was founded in India in 1959 with the aim of safeguarding Tibetan artistic heritage, particularly opera, dance, and music, following the Tibetan exile. TIPA provides training to children aged 11 to 17 in various performing arts disciplines while also offering education in the standard
- [Sponsor a Nun](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/sponsor-a-nun/) - Sponsor a Nun Sponsoring a nun covers essential needs such as food, shelter, healthcare, and education. To select a nun for sponsorship and to complete the checkout process, please read the institutional profiles provided below and click on the links.
- [Tibetan Arts Council](https://tibetfund.org/tibetan-arts-council/) - བོད་ཀྱི་སྒྱུ་རྩལ་མཐུན་ཚོགས། སྒྱུ་རྩལ། རིག་གཞུང་། སྤྱི་ཚོགས། Tibetan Arts Council Art | Culture | Community བོད་ཀྱི་སྒྱུ་རྩལ་མཐུན་ཚོགས་ནི་འཛམ་གླིང་གང་སར་གནས་པའི་་བོད་མི་དང་བོད་རིགས་སྒྱུ་རྩལ་བ། སྒྱུ་རྩལ་བའི་མཐུན་ཚོགས། རྒྱབ་སྐྱོར་བ་བཅས་ལ་གཅིག་མཚུངས་དང་ཡོངས་འདུས་རང་བཞིན་གྱི་མཐུན་ཚོགས་ཤིག་ཡིན། དེས་སྒྱུ་རྩལ་བ་སྐྱེད་སྲིང་དང་། གསར་གཏོད་རང་བཞིན་གྱི་སྒྱུ་རྩལ་བྱ་བཞག་ལ་སྐུལ་འདེད། མཉམ་ལས་གོང་འཕེལ། རིག་གནས་བརྗེ་རེས་བཅས་ལ་རྒྱབ་སྐྱོར་རྒྱུས་སྟོན་དང་མཉམ་སྤྱོད་སྡིངས་ཆ་སོགས་ཀྱི་ཞབས་ཞུ་སྒྲུབ་ཀྱི་ཡོད། The Tibetan Arts Council is an open and inclusive global network of Tibetan and Tibetan-origin artists, collectives, and supporters. It serves as a shared platform and resource to support artists' creative development, amplify their work, and Tibetan Arts Council
- [Sponsor a Monk](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/sponsor-a-monk/) - Sponsor A Monk Sponsoring a monk covers essential needs such as food, shelter, health care, and education. To select a monk for sponsorship and to complete the checkout process, please read the institutional profiles provided below and click on the links.
- [Sponsor a Child](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsor-a-child/) - Sponsor a Child Sponsoring a child in exile ensures they receive food, shelter, healthcare, and education. To select one or more individuals for sponsorship and complete the checkout process, please review the institutional profiles provided below and click on the links.
- [The Snow Lion Foundation](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/the-snow-lion-foundation/) - Snow Lion Foundation (SLF) was founded in 1972 in Nepal. It is dedicated to advancing education, healthcare, and social welfare for Tibetan communities. Today, SLF oversees nine schools, serving a combined total of 1549 Tibetan and local children from the Himalayan region. The foundation also extends support to an elderly home catering to seniors and
- [The Department of Education](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/the-department-of-education/) - The Department of Education (DoE) is the central administrative body responsible for overseeing the educational affairs of Tibetan exiles. Established in 1960, the DoE provides crucial support to meet the educational and welfare requirements of numerous Tibetan refugee students across Tibetan schools in India, Nepal, and Bhutan. These educational institutions, which include both residential and
- [Strongtsen](https://tibetfund.org/strongtsen/) - Srongtsen Bhrikuti Boarding High School was established on March 5th, 1982 with the primary goal of preserving Tibetan culture and heritage while delivering quality education. Affiliated with the CTA, Department of Education, this Tibetan school in Kathmandu is operated by the Snow Lion Foundation. With a student body of 600 and 65 staff members, it
- [TCV Ladakh](https://tibetfund.org/tcv-ladakh/) - Tibetan Children’s Village in Ladakh was established in 1975 with the guidance and recommendation of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. The school has provided education to over 8000 Tibetan and Ladakhi children in the northern region of India. The main campus of TCV School is located in Choglamsar with two smaller schools in Leh and
- [Sambhota Tibetan Schools Society](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/sambhota-tibetan-schools-society/) - Sambhota Tibetan Schools Society was founded on June 16, 1999, in Dharamsala to offer educational resources, administrative guidance, and facilities to member schools. These schools initially established by dispersed Tibetan communities residing in towns for livelihood reasons were subsequently transferred to the Department of Education of the Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) for improved management and
- [Yongling Creche & Kindergarten](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/yongling-creche-kindergarten/) - Yongling Creche & Kinder Garten was founded in Mcleod Ganj in 1984 with the purpose of assisting working parents and fulfilling the educational obligations of the exiled Tibetan government towards Tibetan children. The kindergarten is dedicated to establishing a nurturing environment that encourages parents to prioritize their children’s education from an early age. Currently, the
- [Tibetan Homes Foundation](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/tibetan-homes-foundation/) - Tibetan Homes School Mussoorie (THF) was founded in 1962 and is home to more than 1400 students. THF’s goal is to provide a nurturing haven, HOME AWAY FROM HOME for Tibetan children in exile, with a blend of traditional Tibetan upbringing and modern education. Currently, THF has three branches, two elderly homes and a residential
- [Tibetan Children’s Village](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/tibetan-childrens-village/) - The Tibetan Children’s Village (TCV) in Dharamsala was initially established in 1960 with only 51 children. Over the years, it has grown into a community, consisting of 1200 residents and 150 day students. The residential school consists of 35 homes and four hostels, providing education from kindergarten to high school. The primary objective of TCV
- [FIGHTING COMMUNICABLE DISEASES Demo](https://tibetfund.org/fighting-communicable-diseases-demo/) - FIGHTING COMMUNICABLE DISEASES We play a vital role in preventing and controlling life-threatening communicable diseases such as Tuberculosis (TB) and Hepatitis B across Tibetan communities in India and Nepal. Through active case finding, screening, and vaccination campaigns we ensure early detection and effective treatment. Patients receive diagnostic services, medical care, and nutritional support, while health
- [CONTEMPORARY TIBETAN ARTS Demo](https://tibetfund.org/contemporary-tibetan-arts-demo/) - CONTEMPORARY TIBETAN ARTS Through our Contemporary Arts Program, we support writers, filmmakers, painters, musicians, and performers whose works explore themes of identity, exile, and belonging. We fund small grants, mentorships, exhibitions, and festivals that nurture emerging talent and promote secular Tibetan culture. Collaborations with local organizations strengthen creative expression through filmmaking, literature, and community theater.
- [Health Demo](https://tibetfund.org/health-demo/) - BUILDING HEALTHY COMMUNITIESOur health programs save lives, reduce illness, and strengthen community health systems across Tibetan settlements in India and Nepal. We promote TB and Hepatitis prevention, maternal and child health, community health insurance, behavior change communication, and access to safe drinking water and sanitation. By ensuring access to quality and affordable health care for
- [PREVENTING WATERBORNE DISEASES Demo](https://tibetfund.org/preventing-waterborne-diseases-demo/) - PREVENTING WATERBORNE DISEASES Access to safe drinking water, proper sanitation, and good hygiene is essential to preventing water-borne diseases and protecting community health. We support Tibetan communities in India and Nepal by constructing and repairing toilets, improving water supply and drainage systems, and upgrading sanitation facilities in schools, clinics, settlements, and elder homes. Our work
- [EARLY CHILDHOOD LITERACY](https://tibetfund.org/early-childhood-literacy/) - EARLY CHILDHOOD LITERACY PROGRAM Mother tongue literacy is crucial for the next generation of Tibetan children in exile to maintain their cultural identity and values. Studies show it also leads to better learning outcomes for multilingual students throughout their education. Just as importantly, healthy brain development in early childhood is crucial for lifelong learning. By
- [CSOs Demo](https://tibetfund.org/csos-demo/) - EMPOWERING SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSWe empower young Tibetans to create positive change in their communities by funding their social impact projects and strengthening their organizational capacity. Over the years, we have nurtured a growing network of grassroots organizations across India and Nepal, led by dedicated social entrepreneurs addressing community needs and preserving Tibetan culture. Early Childhood Literacy
- [MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH Demo](https://tibetfund.org/maternal-and-child-health-demo/) - MATERNAL AND CHILD HEALTH Pregnant women and newborns receive essential services including lab tests, safe delivery assistance, micronutrient supplements, and post natal care through our Every Mother and Child initiative. Our programs also provide nutritional supplements for breastfeeding mothers, baby care packages for new mothers, and reproductive health screenings for women and girls, along with
- [ESSENTIAL COMMUNITY SERVICES Demo](https://tibetfund.org/essential-community-services-demo/) - ESSENTIAL COMMUNITY SERVICES Tibetans in India and Nepal have access to affordable community-centred health care through a network of 47 clinics and hospitals, serving over 70,000 people with comprehensive primary and preventive services. Priority is given to the most vulnerable, who receive free consultations, essential medicines and rehabilitation support, including persons with disabilities, individuals living
- [STRENGTHENING SAFETY AND PROTECTION Demo](https://tibetfund.org/strengthening-safety-and-protection-demo/) - STRENGTHENING SAFETY AND PROTECTION To address the prevalence of gender-based violence, we support the Tibetan Women Helpline, which continues to operate as a safe and confidential space offering counseling, legal aid, and emergency assistance. Community awareness drives help survivors come forward and receive the care and protection they need. Internal Complaint Committees have been established
- [GENDER Demo](https://tibetfund.org/gender-demo/) - EMPOWERING WOMEN AND GIRLSWe invest in Tibetan women and girls because we believe they deserve equal opportunities and because they are most likely to act in ways that improve the lives of their families, communities, and the next generation. We empower them by investing in their education, health, and livelihoods, and protect them from sexual
- [SUSTAINING TRADITIONAL CULTURE Demo](https://tibetfund.org/sustaining-traditional-culture-demo/) - SUSTAINING TRADITIONAL CULTURE Sustaining Tibetan culture is about preserving the collective memory, identity, and values of the Tibetan people. Rare cultural resources are digitized and preserved for public access, including archival documents, publications, oral histories, and traditional performances. We support research on centuries-old Tibetan epic literature and the completion of a new Tibetan opera performance
- [Sustaining Tibetan Language Demo](https://tibetfund.org/sustaining-tibetan-language-demo/) - SUSTAINING TIBETAN LANGUAGE Tibetan language faces growing threats in Tibet, where repressive policies and Chinese-medium boarding schools are eroding its use among younger generations. In exile, preserving and revitalizing the Tibetan language has become more urgent than ever. We work with partners to ensure the next generation of Tibetans sustains their linguistic and cultural identity.
- [Culture Demo](https://tibetfund.org/culture-demo/) - SUSTAINING CULTURAL HERITAGE Tibetan cultural heritage and national identity are the fabric that binds the Tibetan people together and gives enduring momentum to their struggle for freedom and justice. Our culture preservation work focuses on three priorities: Tibetan language preservation, sustaining traditional culture and supporting contemporary Tibetan arts. TIBETAN LANGUAGETibetan language faces growing threats in Tibet, where
- [Advancing Quality Education](https://tibetfund.org/higher-education/) - ADVANCING QUALITY EDUCATION We work to improve the quality of teaching and learning across all Tibetan schools in India and Nepal through a comprehensive program that strengthens teacher capacity, integrates Social, Emotional, and Ethical (SEE) Learning, and expands STEM education. Our teacher-led, school-based professional development (TPD) model enables educators to continuously refine their practice through
- [Tibetan Scholarship Program 2026](https://tibetfund.org/tibetan-scholarship-program-2026/) - Tibetan Scholarship Program 2026 This program is currently closed. Below is the basic information from last year’s program.The U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs (ECA) is pleased to announce the 2026 Tibetan Scholarship Program (TSP) opening. Sponsored by ECA, the program is administered through a Cooperative Agreement with The Tibet Fund (TTF)
- [TIBETAN PROFESSIONAL SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM -2025](https://tibetfund.org/tibetan-professional-scholarship-program-2025/) - Tibetan Professional Scholarship Program 2025 This program is currently closed. Check back in July for 2026 deadlines and information: Below is the basic information from last year’s programThe Tibet Fund and the Department of Education, CTA, is pleased to announce Tibetan Professional Scholarship Program 2025. This scholarship will be provided to five outstanding Tibetan students from
- [Artist Grants Fund](https://tibetfund.org/artist_grants_fund/) - The Tibetan Artist Grants Fund supports artists preserving Tibetan culture, creativity, and traditional expression.
- [Tibetan Girls Scholarship Program](https://tibetfund.org/tibetan-girls-scholarship-program/) - Tibetan Girls Scholarship Program 2026 The Tibet Fund is pleased to announce the 2026 Tibetan Girls Scholarship Program (TGSP), designed to support Tibetan girls with limited financial resources in pursuing higher education. Eligible candidates must have completed Grade 12 and demonstrate a clear financial need that prevents them from pursuing higher education. Scholarship amounts will be
- [COMMUNITY MATCHING GRANTS Demo](https://tibetfund.org/community-matching-grants-demo/) - COMMUNITY MATCHING GRANTS The Settlement Matching Grants Program strengthens the sustainability and well-being of Tibetan settlements in India and Nepal by encouraging Tibetans living overseas to invest in the development of their home communities. Funds raised by Tibetans living overseas are matched by The Tibet Fund and the Central Tibetan Administration to support community-identified projects.
- [SUPPORTING TIBETAN WOMEN AND GIRLS demo](https://tibetfund.org/supporting-tibetan-women-and-girls-demo/) - EMPOWERING WOMEN AND GIRLS We work to expand opportunities for vulnerable Tibetan women and girls through education, healthcare, and livelihoods. Young women receive financial support to pursue higher education, including full scholarships for those facing the greatest challenges. Women microentrepreneurs are assisted in growing their businesses, and unemployed young women gain job-ready skills through targeted
- [Give Monthly](https://tibetfund.org/give-monthly/) - Serving Tibetan communities and safeguarding Tibet's cultural heritage Monthly donations help us achieve this! By becoming a Sustaining Donor for just $15, $25, $50, or $100 per month, you provide year-round support for our education, healthcare, livelihoods, and cultural heritage programs. Donate Monthly As a valued Sustaining Donor, you will receive: A beautiful casual shoulder
- [Specific Programs](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/specific-programs/) - Give to Specific Programs Donation Form I wish to make the following donation: a. $25 USD b. $50 USD c. $100 USD d. $250 USD e. $500 USD f. $750 USD g. $1,000 USD h. Other Amount In support of the following program: Sustaining Cultural Heritage The Gift of Education Building Healthy Communities Improving Livelihoods
- [AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT Demo](https://tibetfund.org/agriculture-development-demo/) - AGRICULTURE DEVELOPMENT We support Tibetan farming communities in India and Nepal to improve crop productivity, strengthen climate resilience, and increase household income. Working closely with local partners, we provide farmers with practical training, soil treatment guidance, and exposure to improved farming techniques that help them grow healthier crops and access better markets.In India, farmers receive
- [VOCATIONAL SKILLS TRAINING Demo](https://tibetfund.org/vocational-skills-training-demo/) - VOCATIONAL SKILLS TRAINING The Tibet Fund helps Tibetan youth build meaningful careers by expanding access to high-quality vocational and digital skills training across India and Nepal. Through partnerships with educational institutions and community organizations, young people gain practical, job-ready skills that open pathways to employment and self-reliance.At the Digital Education Center at the Dalai Lama
- [MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT Demo](https://tibetfund.org/microenterprise-development-demo/) - MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT Our microenterprise programs empower vulnerable Tibetan women and families to build sustainable livelihoods through small grants, training, and personalized mentoring. We support entrepreneurs across India and Nepal, from nomad textile weavers and artisans to small restaurant owners and home-based producers, helping them strengthen their skills, improve product quality, and reach new markets. In
- [IMPROVING ELDER CARE Demo](https://tibetfund.org/improving-elder-care-demo/) - IMPROVING ELDER CARE Our care for vulnerable elders is delivered through individualized care plans, regular health monitoring and routine activities that promote physical and emotional well-being. Elder care facilities are upgraded with essential equipment such as massage chairs, wheelchairs and walking canes, while trained caregivers lead yoga, physiotherapy and group activities that encourage mobility, connection
- [Livelihoods Demo](https://tibetfund.org/livelihoods-demo/) - STRENGTHENING LIVELIHOODSWe work to increase income, employment, and self-reliance for Tibetans in India and Nepal, in particular vulnerable women. We support microentrepreneurs, unemployed youth, and farming households with microloans, business development services, vocational skills training, and agriculture development. MICROENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENTOur microenterprise programs empower vulnerable Tibetan women and … read more VOCATIONAL SKILLS TRAINING The Tibet Fund
- [General Donations](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/general-donations/) - General Donations Are Essential For Us Unrestricted gifts are the life blood of our organizationGeneral donations are used for program development and operating costs, enabling us to remain sustainable in the long term.We spend 92% of our annual revenue on programs that directly impact our mission. Donate Now More Ways to Donate Monthly DonationsPlease consider
- [Scholarship Programs](https://tibetfund.org/scholarship-programs/) - Higher Education Scholarships The Gift of Education Tibetan Early Grade Reading Program Early Childhood Development Scholarship Programs Teacher Professional Development STEM Education Inclusive Education The Tibetan Girls Scholarship Program was established in 2018 to ensure all Tibetan girls from low-income families have the opportunity to attend college. Scholarships are awarded solely based on financial need
- [HUMANITARIAN AID](https://tibetfund.org/humanitarian-aid/) - HUMANITARIAN AID Supporting the safety and well-being of Tibetans in exile has long been central to our mission. For decades, we have assisted new arrivals fleeing heightened border restrictions and dangerous conditions, ensuring they receive immediate care—food, shelter, clothing, medical support, and counseling—at refugee reception centers in Delhi and Dharamsala. Once they secure legal residence
- [Tibetan Early Literacy Resources](https://tibetfund.org/early-childhood-development-and-literacy/) - Early childhood development and literacy programs supporting young learners in Tibetan communities.
- [Tibetan Children's Books](https://tibetfund.org/tibetan-childrens-books/) - Age-appropriate, culturally relevant Tibetan language books are critical for children to become proficient readers in their mother tongue.The Tibet Fund has supported more than 200 new titles of original and translated children’s books, and more than 750,000 copies have been distributed to schools and parents since 2017. Many are shown below. Please click here for
- [WATCH](https://tibetfund.org/watch-3/) - Watch Tibetan language children’s cartoons and educational videos, produced by the Department of Education with support from The Tibet Fund.
- [Our History](https://tibetfund.org/our-history/) - Our History The Tibet Fund was founded in 1981 at a time when the international community had seemingly forgotten the plight of the Tibetan people. In the early years of exile after 1959, the survival of Tibetan refugees was heavily reliant on the benevolence of the governments of India, Nepal, Bhutan, the UN High Commission for Refugees, foreign donor agencies, and the
- [Children's Literature](https://tibetfund.org/what-we-do/publications/childrens-literature/) - Children’s Literature Access to age-appropriate, culturally relevant Tibetan language books is critical for children to become proficient readers in their mother tongue. The Tibet Fund has supported more than 200 new titles of original and translated children’s books, and more than 750,000 copies have been distributed to schools and parents since 2017. Please click here
- [Job Opportunities](https://tibetfund.org/job-opportunities/) - Job Opportunities Vice President of Communications Application Closed The Vice President of Communications is a senior leadership role responsible for shaping and executing The Tibet Fund’s fundraising communications strategy. Reporting to the President, this position is based in New York. Program Coordinator Application Closed The Program Coordinator is responsible for program development, management, and monitoring. Reporting to the
- [Our Team](https://tibetfund.org/our-team/) - Meet the leadership team guiding The Tibet Fund’s work across education, health, and cultural programs for Tibetan communities worldwide.
- [Kunchok](https://tibetfund.org/kunchok/) - Kunchok Dolma Monitoring and Evaluation DirectorKunchok oversees management and monitoring of the Protection and Humanitarian Assistance Program funded by the U.S. State Department. Her responsibilities include program development and design, planning and coordination, monitoring and evaluation, data management and regulatory compliance. Prior to her current position, Kunchok worked as a Program Officer for the USAID
- [Norzin](https://tibetfund.org/norzin/) - Norzin DickyiSenior Program SpecialistNorzin is responsible for overseeing the monitoring and evaluation activities of our programs. Before joining The Tibet Fund, Norzin managed programs at the Foundation for Universal Responsibility of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Ek Kadam Aur Foundation. Prior to that, she taught Communications and Public Administration at the Dalai Lama Institute
- [STSP26](https://tibetfund.org/stsp26/) - RECONNECT WITH YOUR TIBETAN HERITAGE Summer Tibetan Study Program 2026 A Partnership Program of The Tibet Fund and College for Higher Tibetan Studies The Summer Tibetan Study Program (STSP) is designed for young Tibetans born or raised in the West who wish to deepen their understanding of Tibetan culture, history, and identity. Hosted at the
- [Chenrezig Compassion Circle](https://tibetfund.org/chenrezig-compassion-circle/) - The Tibet Fund Chenrezig Compassion Circle Named after Chenrezig, the Bodhisattva of Compassion, this circle honors those whose legacy gifts ensure the continuity of our mission. Just as Chenrezig embodies boundless compassion for all beings, members of this circle extend their kindness across generations, sustaining hope and dignity for Tibetan communities.Goal: To honor and build
- [Legacy Giving](https://tibetfund.org/legacy-giving/) - The Tibet Fund Legacy giving options allow supporters to make lasting contributions to Tibetan communities through planned gifts.
- [Program Coordinator](https://tibetfund.org/program-coordinator/) - Program Coordinator POSITION DESCRIPTIONFunded by the U.S. State Department’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, this program brings Tibetan scholars and mid-career professionals from India and Nepal to pursue master’s degrees at universities in the U.S. Since 1988, more than 500 students have attended a wide range of public and private universities including Harvard, Columbia,
- [Vice President of Communication](https://tibetfund.org/vice-president-of-communication/) - Vice President of Communications POSITION DESCRIPTIONThe Vice President of Communications is a senior leadership role responsible for shaping and executing The Tibet Fund’s fundraising communications strategy. Reporting to the President, this position sits at the intersection of development, storytelling, donor engagement, and brand to produce compelling messaging that deepens relationships and drives revenue. With more
- [Matching Grants](https://tibetfund.org/matching-grants/) - Matching Grants support Tibetan community projects focused on education, health, and long-term sustainability.
- [Development Officer](https://tibetfund.org/announcements/development-officer/) - The Tibet Fund is recruiting a Development Officer to work with a team of professionals to implement the organization’s fundraising strategy. Founded in 1981, The Tibet Fund is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting Tibetan communities in exile and Tibet.This position will be based in New York. POSITION TITLEDevelopment Officer POSITION DESCRIPTION– Main responsibilities will
- [Sponsorships](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/) - Sponsorship programs provide direct support to Tibetans in exile facing poverty and limited access to education.
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- [Advancing Quality Education Demo](https://tibetfund.org/advancing-quality-education-demo/) - ADVANCING QUALITY EDUCATION We work to advance quality education in Tibetan schools by strengthening teacher capacity, promoting STEM learning, integrating educational technology, and expanding counseling support. Teachers engage in continuous professional development through collaborative learning and Social, Emotional, and Ethical (SEE) programs that cultivate compassion, mindfulness and emotional intelligence. STEM education is enriched through targeted training,
- [Our Mission](https://tibetfund.org/our-mission/) - Our Mission The Tibet Fund’s mission is to preserve the distinct cultural identity of the Tibetan people. Founded in 1981 under the patronage of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, The Tibet Fund is the leading nonprofit organization dedicated to strengthening Tibetan communities and safeguarding Tibet’s cultural heritage. The two-headed bird, a traditional motif featured in
- [Financial & Annual Reports](https://tibetfund.org/reports/) - Financial Statements and Annual Reports Annual Report 2024 IRS FORM 990_2024 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Annual Report 2023 IRS FORM 990_2023 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Annual Report 2022 IRS FORM 990_2022 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS Annual Report 2021 IRS FORM 990_2021 FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
- [Peppa Pig Tibetan](https://tibetfund.org/peppa-pig-tibetan/) - Learn about Peppa Pig in Tibetan and its role in early childhood language and cultural education.
- [Scholarship Program](https://tibetfund.org/scholarship-program/) - The Tibetan Scholarship Program provides higher education support to students strengthening Tibetan communities.
- [HOW TO HELP](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/)
- [90th Birthday](https://tibetfund.org/90thbirthday/) - Explore the Dalai Lama’s 90th birthday celebration and its significance to Tibetan culture, community, and global support.
- [Geshe Lhakdor Science Scholarship](https://tibetfund.org/geshe-lhakdor-science-scholarship/) - Geshe Lhakdor Science Scholarship The submission period for the Geshe Lhakdor Science Scholarship is now officially closed. Bobby Sager and The Tibet Fund proudly announce the establishment of the Geshe Lhakdor Science Scholarship, honoring Geshe Lhakdor, Director of the Library of Tibetan Works and Archives (LTWA).The scholarship honors Geshe Lhakdor’s pivotal role in advancing dialogue between
- [Tibetan Civil Society Empowerment Program](https://tibetfund.org/tibetan-civil-society-empowerment-program/) - Tibetan Civil Society Empowerment Program The submission period for the Tibetan Civil Society Empowerment Program 2025 is now officially closed. The Tibet Fund is pleased to announce the eighth annual funding cycle of its Tibetan Civil Society Empowerment Program (TCSEP). This program empowers Tibetan social entrepreneurs in India and Nepal to make positive change in their
- [Art Auction](https://tibetfund.org/art-auction/) - The Tibet Fund’s Gala Auction We are excited to announce The Tibet Fund’s 2025 Gala Auction, an online auction for lovers of Tibetan and contemporary art, unique experiences, and photography taking place now until Thursday, October 23, 2025, at 9:15 pm EST.Some of the amazing artwork to bid on include prints by renowned artists Tenzing Rigdol,
- [slider Demo](https://tibetfund.org/slider-demo/) - The Year of CompassionAs our humble offering to mark this occasion, The Tibet Fund is very happy to announce a pledge in support of The Dalai Lama Centre for Tibetan & Indian Ancient Wisdom.Know MorePeppa Pig in TibetanThe Tibet Fund is excited to share Peppa Pig in Tibetan, now available on YouTubeClick to know moreWhat
- [Empowering Tibetan Civil Society](https://tibetfund.org/what-we-do/empowering-tibetan-civil-society/) - WHAT WE DO Sustaining Cultural Heritage The Gift of Education Building Healthy Communities Improving Livelihoods Empowering Women and Girls Empowering Tibetan Civil Society Humanitarian Aid Programs in Tibet Empowering Social Entrepreneurs We empower young Tibetans to make positive change in their communities. We achieve this by funding their social impact projects and supporting organizational development, encouraging
- [RESOURCES](https://tibetfund.org/resources-2/) - Aku Tonpa Pala's Refugee Paper Sunday means momo Toolkit 1: For Parents – Storytelling & Home ConnectionGoalsEncourage a love of stories and humor.Help children learn problem-solving and values through fun.Build parent-child bonds through shared reading and laughter.ActivitiesRead-Aloud & Laughter TimeRead Aku Tonpa together, using playful voices.Ask: “Why do you think Aku Tonpa acted like that?”Laugh
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- [FAQ](https://tibetfund.org/faq/) - FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What is The Tibet Fund? The Tibet Fund, founded in 1981, is the leading nonprofit organization dedicated to serving Tibetan communities and safeguarding Tibet's cultural heritage, both in exile and inside Tibet. How does The Tibet Fund support Tibetan communities? The Tibet Fund supports Tibetan communities by providing financial assistance and resources
- [Bob](https://tibetfund.org/bob/) - Bob AnkersonPresidentBob has more than 25 years of nonprofit management and leadership experience and has been associated with the Tibetan cause since 1990. He has overseen a wide range of NGO projects for Tibetan communities in Tibet and South Asia supporting education, health, livelihoods development, culture preservation, environment conservation, community development, women empowerment, and humanitarian
- [Sustaining Cultural Heritage](https://tibetfund.org/what-we-do/sustaining-cultural-heritage/) - WHAT WE DO Sustaining Cultural Heritage The Gift of Education Building Healthy Communities Improving Livelihoods Empowering Women and Girls Empowering Tibetan Civil Society Humanitarian Aid Programs in Tibet Sustaining Cultural Heritage Tibetan cultural heritage and national identity are the fabric that binds the Tibetan people together and gives enduring momentum to their struggle for freedom and
- [Programs in Tibet](https://tibetfund.org/what-we-do/programs-in-tibet/) - WHAT WE DO Sustaining Cultural Heritage The Gift of Education Building Healthy Communities Improving Livelihoods Empowering Women and Girls Empowering Tibetan Civil Society Humanitarian Aid Programs in Tibet Programs in Tibet The Tibet Fund established the Khawachen Assistance Program (KAP) to address gaps in the medical, educational, and economic needs of Tibetans in Tibet. Collaborating with
- [Humanitarian Aid](https://tibetfund.org/what-we-do/humanitarian-aid/) - WHAT WE DO Sustaining Cultural Heritage The Gift of Education Building Healthy Communities Improving Livelihoods Empowering Women and Girls Empowering Tibetan Civil Society Humanitarian Aid Programs in Tibet Rehabilitating New Refugees Assisting new refugees to lead healthy, dignified lives in exile is the core goal of our humanitarian aid. Every year Tibetans persist in their attempts
- [Improving Livelihoods](https://tibetfund.org/what-we-do/improving-livelihoods/) - WHAT WE DO Sustaining Cultural Heritage The Gift of Education Building Healthy Communities Improving Livelihoods Empowering Women and Girls Empowering Tibetan Civil Society Humanitarian Aid Programs in Tibet Improving Livelihoods The Tibet Fund builds self-reliance by improving livelihoods to increase family incomes and employment. We support training and financing for microenterprises, vocational skills training for unemployed
- [Building Healthy Communities](https://tibetfund.org/what-we-do/building-healthy-communities/) - WHAT WE DO Sustaining Cultural Heritage The Gift of Education Building Healthy Communities Improving Livelihoods Empowering Women and Girls Empowering Tibetan Civil Society Humanitarian Aid Programs in Tibet Building Healthy Communities Our health programs save lives, reduce morbidity, and strengthen community health systems. We support TB and Hepatitis prevention, maternal and child healthcare, community health insurance,
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- [Publications](https://tibetfund.org/what-we-do/publications/) - Publications Children’s Literature TibetWrites
- [Tibetwrites](https://tibetfund.org/what-we-do/publications/tibetwrites/) - PUBLICATIONS Children’s Literature TibetWrites The Dalai Lama: Leadership and the Power of Compassion TibetWrites Our Tibetan civil society and community empowerment program supports TibetWrites, a collective based in Dharamsala that promotes Tibetan writers and publishes their books. The Tibet Fund has funded publication of 16 titles, including original and translated fiction, non-fiction, and poetry in
- [Monthly](https://tibetfund.org/monthly/) - Protecting and strengthening the Tibetan people and culture around the world is our sole focus Monthly donations help us achieve this! Please consider becoming a Monthly Donor to The Tibet Fund. For $15, $30 (that’s about $1 a day), $50, $100 or more per month, we can support healthcare, education, career training, and cultural preservation
- [Monthly/Annually](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/monthly-annually/) - Give Monthly or Annually Please join our community of Friends of Tibet Fund, Sustaining Members, and Leadership Donors. Friend of Tibet Fund$15/Month Donate Now Friend of Tibet Fund$180/Year Donate Now Sustaining Member$30/Month Donate Now Sustaining Member$360/Year Donate Now Leadership Donor$1,000/Year Donate Now Contributing to our cause on a monthly or yearly basis is a significant
- [Addressing Mental Health](https://tibetfund.org/addressing-mental-health/) - Addressing Mental Health Building Healthy Communities Maternal and Child Health Fighting Communicable Diseases Safe Water and Sanitation Universal Primary Healthcare Improving Elder Care Addressing Mental Health Although widespread, mental illness remains poorly understood and undertreated among Tibetans in exile. With our support, new telepsychiatry services are being introduced in India by the CTA Department of
- [Ladakh Nuns Association](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/ladakh-nuns-association/) - Ladakh Nuns Association (LNA) was established in 1996, to train its nuns as dharma teachers, social activists, and Tibetan medicine practitioners. LNA provides multifaceted training in monastic and secular education, fostering self-sufficiency and life skills. Proficiency in Tibetan medicine is prioritized to ensure nuns can manage their health and support others. Currently, LNA oversees 60
- [Gyudmed Tantric Monastic](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/gyudmed-tantric-monastic/) - Gyudmed Monastic School was established in 1982 in Hunsur, south India. Hundreds of students have graduated with the Geshe Lharampa degree, which is the highest degree of scholarship conferred within the traditional Tibetan monastic system in the Gelug school. The curriculum also includes philosophy, ritual practices, the creation of sand and wooden mandalas, butter sculpting,
- [Yanga](https://tibetfund.org/yanga/) - Tenzin YangaProgram Finance and Administration CoordinatorYanga oversees financial management and administration for the USAID funded Tibetan Self Reliance and Resilience Program and other programs of The Tibet Fund. His responsibilities include managing financial transactions and cash flow, preparing financial reports, budgets, and pipeline analyses, assisting with audit preparation, and supervising junior finance officers. Before joining
- [Tsewang Namgyal](https://tibetfund.org/tsewang-namgyal/) - Tsewang NamgyalTsewang Namgyal is a Director in the Structured Finance Group of the Global Corporate & Investment Banking for one of the world’s largest financial institutions. He also serves on the Advisory Board of the Garrison Institute where he founded the Compassionate Leadership in Finance (CLiF) program, is a founding member of Mindful on Wall
- [Jigme Shingsar](https://tibetfund.org/jigme-shingsar/) - Jigme ShingsarJigme Shingsar is Managing Director in the Debt Capital Markets Group at a major financial institution. Born and raised in various hill stations in India before moving with his family to Canada where he began his career in finance, he has since spent the majority of his career on Wall Street covering public sector
- [Champa Norzom Weinreb](https://tibetfund.org/champa-norzom-weinreb/) - Champa Norzom WeinrebChampa Norzom Weinreb was born and grew up in Lhasa, Tibet. Her family fled from Tibet to India in early 1959. After completing her primary education in India, she was one of the early Tibetans to arrive in the U.S. She is a Graduate of Wells College in Aurora, New York. In 1977
- [MICKEY LEMLE](https://tibetfund.org/mickey-lemle/) - Mickey LemleMickey is President of Lemle Pictures, Inc. He is a producer and director whose feature films, television series and documentary specials have been shown theatrically, on television and at film festivals around the world, including two acclaimed documentaries on His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Compassion in Exile and The Last Dalai Lama? In addition
- [Geoffrey Menin](https://tibetfund.org/geoffrey-menin/) - Geoffrey MeninGeoffrey is a prominent attorney specializing in media and entertainment law, representing creative talent and high-profile celebrities and entrepreneurs in the areas of film, television, documentaries, music, fashion and licensing. He also represents C-suite and other executives in their employment and executive compensation matters. Aside from his law practice, Geoffrey is an accomplished musician
- [Jangchub Choeling Nunnery](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/jangchub-choeling-nunnery/) - Jangchub Choeling Nunnery was founded in 1987 in Mundgod, South India. It serves as an educational institution dedicated to the rigorous study of Buddhist scriptures in the Nalanda tradition, leading to the prestigious Geshema Degree (Geshe for monks) – the highest level of training in the Gelugpa tradition akin to a PhD in Tibetan Buddhism.
- [Dorji Kyi](https://tibetfund.org/dorji-kyi/) - Dorji KyiDevelopment and Program OfficerDorji Kyi is responsible for donor prospects research, writing proposals and reports, grant tracking, and event coordination in The Tibet Fund’s head office. She is also responsible for backstopping federal program administration and reporting. Before joining The Tibet Fund, Dorji was Executive Director at Lha Charitable Trust in Dharamsala, India. She
- [Rinchen Dharlo](https://tibetfund.org/rinchen-dharlo/) - Rinchen DharloRinchen Dharlo served as the Dalai Lama’s representative in Nepal for a decade, during which time he established Tibetan schools and refugee committees. He authored three books, including Wandering Offspring of Nyanang Tsongdu, a guide to Buddhist sites in Nepal, and History of Tibetan Refugees in Nepal.From 1987 to 1997, Mr. Dharlo coordinated 18
- [Ethan Goldings](https://tibetfund.org/ethan-goldings/) - Ethan Goldings Ethan has more than 35 years of research and project management experience in China using innovative, long-term approaches to community development and implementation that emphasize partnerships and capitalize on local strengths. Mr. Goldings helped set up Trace Foundation’s operations in Tibet, and was Chief of Party for Winrock International in eastern Tibet, where
- [Tenzin C. Wangyal](https://tibetfund.org/tenzin-c-wangyal/) - Tenzin C. Wangyal Tenzin C. (“Tenchoe”) Wangyal is an investor relations professional at a private equity real estate firm, where she plays a key role in supporting the firm’s capital raising initiatives. She is responsible for cultivating and maintaining strong relationships with investors and consultants, as well as developing and marketing new investment products and
- [Jamyang Choling Institute](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/jamyang-choling-institute/) - Jamyang Choling Institute (JCI) was established in 1988 in Dharamsala to provide formal secular and spiritual education to Himalayan Buddhist nuns and laywomen. The institute focuses on nurturing the spiritual and intellectual growth of Buddhist women. JCI offers a comprehensive curriculum, equivalent to a doctoral program in Buddhist philosophy, which spans over 17 years. Besides
- [Tibetan Scholarship Program Form](https://tibetfund.org/tibetan-scholarship-program-form/) - Tibetan Scholarship Program Forms TSP Document Sequence for Selected and Alternate Participants Download Here The Tibet Fund’s TOEFL, GRE, and GMAT Institutional Code Download Here TSP Information Form for Selected and Alternate Candidates Download Here TSP FERPA Release Form Download Here US DOS Medical Form for TSP Students Download Here Letter of Recommendation Download Here
- [Teacher Professional Development](https://tibetfund.org/teacher-professional-development/) - Teacher Professional Development The Gift of Education Tibetan Early Grade Reading Program Early Childhood Development Scholarship Programs Teacher Professional Development STEM Education Inclusive Education We work to improve the quality of teaching and learning through an innovative program of teacher-led, school-based professional development that reaches all 62 Tibetan schools in India and Nepal. Teachers participate
- [Universal Primary Healthcare](https://tibetfund.org/universal-primary-healthcare/) - Universal Primary Healthcare Building Healthy Communities Maternal and Child Health Fighting Communicable Diseases Safe Water and Sanitation Universal Primary Healthcare Improving Elder Care Addressing Mental Health All Tibetans in India and Nepal receive access to affordable primary health care through programs generously funded by USAID and the U.S. State Department. Managed by the Central Tibetan
- [Improving Elder Care](https://tibetfund.org/improving-elder-care/) - Improving Elder Care Building Healthy Communities Maternal and Child Health Fighting Communicable Diseases Safe Water and Sanitation Universal Primary Healthcare Improving Elder Care Addressing Mental Health The Elder Care Program enhances care for vulnerable elders by creating individual care plans, tracking health data, and organizing routine activities for comprehensive healthcare and emotional well-being. It upgrades
- [Community Health Insurance](https://tibetfund.org/community-health-insurance/) - Community Health Insurance Building Healthy Communities Maternal and Child Health Fighting Communicable Diseases Safe Water and Sanitation Universal Primary Healthcare Community Health Insurance Addressing Mental Health More than 24,000 settlement residents receive emergency medical coverage through the Tibetan Medicare System, a scheme run by the Central Tibetan Administration. The scheme covers hospitalization, secondary care and tertiary
- [Vocational Training Beneficiary](https://tibetfund.org/vocational-training-beneficiary/) - RISING ABOVE ADVERSITYKhando’s Vocational Education Journey As an undocumented Tibetan in Nepal, Khando faced significant challenges shared by many in her community. The lack of proper documentation severely limited her access to education, banking services, and job opportunities, making it difficult to envision a stable future, especially given her modest family background.However, Khando’s journey took
- [Agriculture Development Beneficiary](https://tibetfund.org/agriculture-development-beneficiary/) - ROOTED RESILIENCESonam Palmo’s Journey to Sustainable Farming The Tibet Fund works to increase farming productivity and income in Tibetan settlements across India and Nepal. Farmers gain valuable support through training in improved farm management practices, exposure visits to demonstration farms, cash crop seedlings, soil treatment nutrients, organic fertilizer, fencing, and farming equipment.An inspiring example of
- [Nordon](https://tibetfund.org/nordon/) - Tenzin NordonGender and Culture Program OfficerNordon oversees our gender equity and protection, women’s empowerment, and culture preservation programs. Her responsibilities include program development and design, planning and implementation, monitoring and evaluation, and developing the capacity of local partner organizations. Before joining The Tibet Fund in 2021, Nordon worked as a Monitoring and Evaluation Officer for the
- [Grants](https://tibetfund.org/grants/) - Grants/Opportunities/Scholarships Tibetan Girls ScholarshipThe Tibet Fund’s Tibetan Girls Scholarship Program ensures girls from low-income families have the opportunity to attend college regardless of their financial background. Scholarships are awarded entirely on the basis of need and cover the full cost of tuition and living expenses, enabling girls to focus on their studies without the burden
- [Early Childhood Development](https://tibetfund.org/early-childhood-development/) - Early Childhood Development The Gift of Education Tibetan Early Grade Reading Program Early Childhood Development Scholarship Programs Teacher Professional Development STEM Education Inclusive Education The first five years are the most critical for a child’s cognitive, social and emotional development, forming the foundation of lifelong learning and achievement. Recognizing the importance of these early years,
- [Little Sprouts, Big visions](https://tibetfund.org/little-sprouts-big-visions/) - Little Sprouts, Big visions: Tsewang Dolma’s Early Child Education Journey After completing a Bachelor’s degree in education, Tsewang Dolma dedicated ten years to teaching at a secondary school in Boudha, Nepal. There, she became aware of the pressing need for a daycare facility for young Tibetan children. This need became personal when she struggled to
- [Chasing Dreams](https://tibetfund.org/chasing-dreams/) - Chasing Dreams: Choekyi’s Path to Professional Journalism While all Tibetan refugee children have access to the schools set up by His Holiness the Dalai Lama in the 1960s-70s, many are unable to afford college after graduating from high school. The Tibet Fund supports several scholarship programs to address this need, each designed for students with
- [Tenzing Donyo](https://tibetfund.org/tenzing-donyo/) - Tenzing DonyoExecutive Vice PresidentTenzing has more than two decades of expertise in international development, philanthropy, and democratic governance. As Executive Vice President he focuses on strategic resource mobilization and fundraising, and supports the President with overall management of the organization. Before joining The Tibet Fund, Tenzing was with the International Foundation for Electoral Systems, where he
- [Telepsychiatry](https://tibetfund.org/telepsychiatry/) - Telepsychiatry Enhances Mental Health Care in Tibetan Settlements Sherab Tsomo, the coordinator of the Telepsychiatry Program for Tibetan settlements in South India, highlights the program’s effectiveness, stating, “The program’s success lies in its respect for privacy, confidentiality, and the ease with which treatment can be accessed.”With support from the Bureau of Population, Refugees, and Migration
- [Tibetan Arts and Culture Fund](https://tibetfund.org/tibetan-arts-and-culture-fund/) - Bringing Tibetan Art to Life Mingyur Topchen and Pema Yangphel, both Tibetans who fled to India and came from humble backgrounds, have fulfilled their dream of opening an art studio in New Delhi’s Majnu ka Tilla. Their studio, “Arapatsa,” promotes Tibetan art through tattooing, Thangka painting, and digital artwork.Mingyur, who arrived in India at 18,
- [Teacher Professional Development](https://tibetfund.org/teacher-professional-development-2/) - Lhundup Namgyal’s Teaching Evolution: A TPD Success Story In 2002, Lhundup Namgyal, a science teacher at the Tibetan Children’s Village (TCV) in Ladakh, faced a significant challenge- only a few of his students were passing the common exam, leading him to question his teaching methods. Driven by concern for his students, he embarked on a
- [Tibetan Women’s Helpline](https://tibetfund.org/tibetan-womens-helpline/) - Supporting Tibetan Women: Choedon’s Journey Before joining the Tibetan Women’s Helpline (TWH) as a counselor in 2021, Choedon had misconceptions about the prevalence of Gender-Based Violence (GBV) in the Tibetan community. With a background in psychology and counseling, she aimed to address the mental health concerns of refugees, shaped by her own separation from family
- [Shalu Monastery](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/shalu-monastery/) - Shalu Monastery was established at the Tibetan Cholsum Settlement in Bhuppur, Poanta Sahib, India in March 2005. Its primary aim is to revive, safeguard, and uphold the Bhulug Lineage tradition while spreading the teachings of Buddha and fulfilling essential service duties to the Tibetan and broader Buddhist communities. Since its establishment, the monastery has not
- [Agriculture Development](https://tibetfund.org/agriculture-development/) - Agriculture Development Improving Livelihoods Microenterprise Development Vocational Skills Training Agriculture Development The Tibet Fund supports multiple initiatives to increase farming productivity and income in rural settlements of India and Nepal. Farmers in India receive soil tests and treatment, exposure visits to demonstration farms, and training in improved farm management practices. In Nepal households receive training,
- [Sustaining Traditional Culture](https://tibetfund.org/sustaining-traditional-culture/) - Sustaining Traditional Culture Sustaining Cultural Heritage Sustaining Tibetan Language Sustaining Traditional Culture Contemporary Tibetan Arts The Tibetan Arts and Culture Fund makes small grants to Tibetan artists, artisans, researchers, and cultural organizations pursuing individual projects. Administered in collaboration with the Central Tibetan Administration, this fund has supported more than 140 projects since its inception. Click
- [Seramey Thoesam School](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/seramey-thoesam-school/) - Sermey Thoesam School was established in 1976 to provide modern educational facilities to young novice monks. The school offers full-time, free education to children from destitute families, orphans, and newly arrived refugees from Tibet. The school offers education in Tibetan and English, in addition to subjects like science, mathematics, and social studies. Currently, the school
- [Vocational Skills Training ](https://tibetfund.org/vocational-skills-training/) - Vocational Skills Training Improving Livelihoods Microenterprise Development Vocational Skills Training Agriculture Development The Tibet Fund supports the new digital education center at the Dalai Lama Institute of Higher Education. Established to help young Tibetan professionals gain employment in India’s dynamic digital economy, the center offers elective courses in job-focused skills, soft skills coaching, and job
- [Fighting Communicable Diseases](https://tibetfund.org/fighting-communicable-diseases/) - Fighting Communicable Diseases Building Healthy Communities Maternal and Child Health Fighting Communicable Diseases Safe Water and Sanitation Improving Elder Care Universal Primary Healthcare Addressing Mental Health The Tibet Fund plays a pivotal role in the fight against life-threatening communicable diseases in Tibetan communities of India and Nepal. We support screening, diagnosis, and treatment programs, as
- [Safe Water and Sanitation](https://tibetfund.org/safe-water-and-sanitation/) - Safe Water and Sanitation Building Healthy Communities Maternal and Child Health Fighting Communicable Diseases Safe Water and Sanitation Universal Primary Healthcare Improving Elder Care Addressing Mental Health Access to safe drinking water, sanitation, and good hygiene are essential to combat the spread of water-borne diseases. We work with the Central Tibetan Administration and Snow Lion
- [Maternal and Child Health](https://tibetfund.org/maternal-and-child-health/) - Maternal and Child Health Building Healthy Communities Maternal and Child Health Fighting Communicable Diseases Safe Water and Sanitation Universal Primary Healthcare Improving Elder Care Addressing Mental Health The Tibet Fund works to improve the quality of reproductive, maternal, newborn, and child health care, benefitting thousands of Tibetan women and children in India and Nepal each
- [Tsering Elder's Home](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/tsering-elders-home/) - Tsering Elder’s Home was founded in 2003 in Kathmandu, Nepal. The home serves as a safe and nurturing sanctuary for 43 residents. Among them, 23 are female and 20 are male. In addition to providing secure accommodation, the residents receive nutritious meals, healthcare, social services, and clothing. Donate Now Pay $95 Every 3 Months Donate
- [Keydong Thukche Choeling Nuns](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/keydong-thukche-choeling-nuns/) - Keydong Thukche Choeling Nunnery was founded in 1982 in Swayambhu, Nepal. Built to provide a haven for nuns fleeing Tibet, particularly those from the original nunnery in Tibet, the Nunnery today boasts of being the first Tibetan Institution to provide higher education for Buddhist nuns. The nuns from Keydong were among the first to master
- [Sponsor a Special Needs Child](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/sponsor-a-special-need-child/) - Sponsor a Child Sponsor a Monk Sponsor a Nun Sponsor an Elder Sponsor a Special Needs Child Sponsor a Performing Artist Sponsor a Special Needs Child Ngoenga School, founded in 2000 near Dehradun, India, draws its name from the Tibetan term “Ngoenga,” which conveys “extreme happiness” or “joy.” Dedicated to educating disabled Tibetan children, the
- [Sponsorship for Monks-CTA](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/sponsorship-for-monks-cta/) - The Department of Religion and Culture is the central administrative body responsible for overseeing religious and cultural affairs within the Tibetan exile community. It supervises initiatives aimed at revitalizing, preserving, and promoting Tibetan religious and cultural heritage. Initially established as the Council for Religious Affairs office on April 27, 1959, it comprised representatives from the
- [Chuwar Gadhan Dophenling Monastery](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/chuwar-gadhan-dophenling-monastery/) - The Chuwar Gadhen Drophen Ling Monastery was first established in Lamabagar, Nepal, which is located near the border of Tibet. However, due to safety concerns caused by the insurgency in Nepal, the monastery was later relocated to Kathmandu. During this period, a significant number of monks in the monastery were newly arrived refugees from Tibet.
- [Department of Religion and Culture-Nun](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/sponsor-a-nun-cta/) - The Department of Religion and Culture is the central administrative body responsible for overseeing religious and cultural affairs within the Tibetan exile community. It supervises initiatives aimed at revitalizing, preserving, and promoting Tibetan religious and cultural heritage. Initially established as the Council for Religious Affairs office on April 27, 1959, it comprised representatives from the
- [Institute of Buddhist Dialectics](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/institute-of-buddhist-dialectics/) - The Institute of Buddhist Dialectics founded in 1973, educates young Tibetans with strong academic backgrounds, integrating Buddhist philosophy with modern education. Its mission includes cultivating teachers, scholars, and researchers in Buddhism, Tibetan language, and culture, as well as exploring connections between Buddhism and modern science. Offering interdisciplinary courses, the institute grants degrees recognized by prestigious
- [Tharpa Choling](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/tharpa-choling/) - Tharpa Choling Monastery was constructed in 1937 on Tirpai Hill, near Kalimpong in West Bengal. It is considered one of the oldest monastic institutions in Kalimpong and is home to a collection of valuable Buddhist manuscripts and thangkas. Currently, the monastery houses 70 resident monks, most of whom are young scholars from financially challenged backgrounds.
- [Tashi Lhunpo Monastery](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/tashi-lhunpo-monastery/) - Tashi Lhunpo Monastery was established in Bylakuppe, South India in 1972. Once a thriving monastery, Tashi Lhunpo before 1959 had more than 5000 monks. In exile, along with traditional monastic teachings, it also imparts modern education. Currently, the monastery is home to over 400 monks. Donate Now Pay $90 Every 3 Months Donate Now Pay
- [Sera Mey Tsangpa Khangtsen](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/sera-mey-tsangpa-khangtsen/) - Sera Mey Tsangpa Khangtsen was established in 1970 in Bylakuppe, south India and is one of the 16 houses of Sera Mey monastic college. Originally founded in Tibet to accommodate monks from Tsang and Tod provinces, only 15 of the 500 monks managed to escape to India due to the Chinese invasion. Of these, only
- [Sera Jhe Monastery](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/sera-jhe-monastery/) - Sera Jey Monastery was established in Bylakuppe, south India by monks who fled following the invasion and destruction of the original monastery in Tibet. Today it is one of the largest Buddhist monastic institutions in India with a total member population of over 3500 monks. Donate Now Pay $90 Every 3 Months Donate Now Pay
- [Samtenling Monastery](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/samtenling-monastery/) - Samtenling Monastery established in 1980 in Nepal, provides education and support to young, impoverished monks from remote areas of Tibet and Nepal who study Tibetan, English, and Nepali languages. Many of them pursue further studies at institutions within the Tibetan community, such as Drepung, Sera, and Gaden Monasteries in south India, as well as the
- [Gosok Rinzin Phodang](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/gosok-rinzin-phodang/) - Gosok Rigzin Phodang Phuntsok Choekyiling Monastery located in Kathmandu, Nepal was established in July 2002 with a specific focus on educating young monks. The monastery offers a comprehensive curriculum that covers traditional subjects like reading, writing, and arithmetic as well as Buddhist studies. It has also incorporated foreign language studies and computer science Gradees in
- [Dzongkar Choede Monastery](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/dzongkar-choede-monastery/) - Dzongkar Choede Buddhist Culture Center is one of the oldest monasteries in Tibet. It was re-established in Hunsur, south India in 1972. In Tibet, it used to thrive as a spiritual and cultural center with over 600 monks. During the Chinese invasion, the monastery suffered severe damage and lost most of its monks, with less
- [Drepung Loseling Monastery](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/drepung-loseling-monastery/) - Drepung Loseling Monastery is one of Tibet’s largest monastic universities. Despite facing numerous challenges in the initial days, it was re-established in Mundgod, south India in 1971 by about 250 Loseling monks who had fled Tibet. Since its inception, over 500 monks have attained the prestigious Geshe Lharampa degree, which is the highest degree of
- [Drepung Gomang Monastery](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/drepung-gomang-monastery/) - Established in 1976, Drepung Gomang School is administered by Dre-Gomang Buddhist cultural Association (DGBCA). Over 300 monk students from age 7-18 study here modern education like English, mathematic, science besides traditional religious monastic studies. The classes are from 1st grade to VIIIth grade. Donate Now Pay $90 Every 3 Months Donate Now Pay $180 Every
- [Tibetan Early Grade Reading Program](https://tibetfund.org/tibetan-early-grade-reading-program/) - Tibetan Early Grade Reading Program The Gift of Education Tibetan Early Grade Reading Program Early Childhood Development Scholarship Programs Teacher Professional Development STEM Education Inclusive Education The Tibet Fund established this program to improve Tibetan language reading skills in grades 1-2, the most critical years for early literacy development. Since 2014, more than 700 educators
- [Tseyang](https://tibetfund.org/tseyang/) - Tenzin TseyangMonitoring and Evaluation SpecialistTseyang supports monitoring, evaluation, and learning for the USAID funded Tibetan Self Reliance and Resilience Program. Her responsibilities include data management, designing survey tools, and data analysis. Before joining The Tibet Fund in 2017, Tseyang worked as an educator, teaching economics and mathematics at Tibetan Children’s Village schools in India. She
- [Dhondenling Tibetan Settlement’s Old People Home](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/dhondenling-tibetan-settlements-old-people-home/) - Established in 2000, the Dhondenling Tibetan Settlement’s Old People Home has been a beacon of care and support for elders. Since its inception, the Home has diligently catered to the basic needs of its residents, providing essential provisions such as food, shelter, and medical care. Currently, the Home proudly accommodates 29 elders, fostering a nurturing
- [Jawalakhel Elder's Home](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/sponsorships/jawalakhel-elders-home/) - Jawalakhel Elder’s Home was established on October 1, 1992. The home was designed to accommodate 25 elderly individuals, with 15 residents from Jawalakhel Handicraft Center and 10 from Snow Lion Foundation. Housed in a three-story building, it is located adjacent to a garden featuring a large prayer wheel. This prayer wheel provides spiritual solace for
- [More Ways to Donate](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/more-ways-to-donate/) - More Ways to Donate Planned GivingYour planned gift will have a lasting impact on the preservation of Tibet’s rich cultural heritage and uplift vulnerable Tibetan communities. Donate by MailDownload our donation form to make a donation by mail. Download Donate by CheckMake checks payable to The Tibet Fund. If you are donating in honor of
- [STEM Education](https://tibetfund.org/stem-education/) - STEM Education The Gift of Education Tibetan Early Grade Reading Program Early Childhood Development Scholarship Programs Teacher Professional Development STEM Education Inclusive Education Science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) education in Tibetan schools has been a priority of the CTA Department of Education since 2012. To improve the quality of science education we support science
- [Sustaining Tibetan Language](https://tibetfund.org/sustaining-tibetan-language/) - Sustaining Tibetan Language Sustaining Cultural Heritage Sustaining Tibetan Language Sustaining Traditional Culture Contemporary Tibetan Arts Tibetan language is under severe pressure in Tibet, where increasing numbers of young children are being separated from their parents and compelled to undergo education at Chinese-medium boarding schools. We believe the acceleration of repressive policies in Tibet makes the
- [Jamyang Tenzin](https://tibetfund.org/jamyang-tenzin/) - Jamyang TenzinCommunications OfficerJamyang is responsible for creating graphics and content for The Tibet Fund’s publications, promotional materials, website, and social media posts. He also manages a digital repository of photos and videos documenting the organization’s project activities and beneficiaries. Before joining The Tibet Fund in 2023, Jamyang worked as a Program Officer at the Foundation
- [Contemporary Tibetan Arts](https://tibetfund.org/contemporary-tibetan-arts/) - Contemporary Tibetan Arts Sustaining Cultural Heritage Sustaining Tibetan Language Sustaining Traditional Culture Contemporary Tibetan Arts We believe cultural resilience depends on the ability of Tibetan artists to create contemporary forms of expression that are rooted in Tibetan identity and resonate with each new generation. We make small grants to fund the projects of contemporary Tibetan
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- [Planned Giving](https://tibetfund.org/how-to-help/planned-giving/) - Planned Giving Your planned gift will have a lasting impact on the preservation of Tibet’s rich cultural heritage and uplift vulnerable Tibetan communities. As you establish your enduring philanthropic legacy, there are numerous options through which you can support The Tibet Fund. You have the opportunity to incorporate The Tibet Fund into your will, donate
- [Inclusive Education](https://tibetfund.org/inclusive-education/) - Inclusive Education The Gift of Education Tibetan Early Grade Reading Program Early Childhood Development Scholarship Programs Teacher Professional Development STEM Education Inclusive Education We work with the Central Tibetan Administration to train teachers on inclusive education principles, publish children’s books with diversity and inclusion themes, install wheelchair ramps and hand rails at schools, renovate toilets
- [Ginger Chih](https://tibetfund.org/what-we-do/publications/ginger-chih/) - PUBLICATIONS Children’s Literature TibetWrites The Dalai Lama: Leadership and the Power of Compassion The Dalai Lama: Leadership and the Power of Compassion by Ginger Chih• Foreword by His Holiness the Fourteenth Dalai LamaAN INTRICATE TAPESTRY OF THE TIBETAN DIASPORA WITH 100 EVOCATIVE AND MOVING PHOTOGRAPHSA moving story of an influential global voice and a potent example
- [Executive Vice President](https://tibetfund.org/executive-vice-president/) - The Tibet Fund is recruiting an Executive Vice President to mobilize resources and support management of home office operations. Founded in 1981, The Tibet Fund is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting Tibetan communities in exile and Tibet.This position will be based in New York. POSITION TITLEExecutive Vice President POSITION DESCRIPTIONThe Executive Vice President’s primary
- [Tenchoe](https://tibetfund.org/tenchoe/) - Tenzin ChodonSmall Grants OfficerTenchoe oversees the Tibetan Civil Society Empowerment Program, Tibetan Girls Scholarship Program, and Small Grants Fund. She supports local partner organizations and grantees with capacity building, data management, financial administration, and reporting. Tenchoe also contributes content to The Tibet Fund’s social media platforms. Before joining The Tibet Fund in 2021, Tenchoe was
- [Dawa](https://tibetfund.org/dawa/) - Dawa PalmoEnterprise Development OfficerDawa manages the Tibetan Women Micro Entrepreneurship Project and oversees other livelihood programs of The Tibet Fund. Her responsibilities include program development and design, planning and implementation, monitoring and evaluation. Before joining The Tibet Fund in 2021, Dawa worked as a Project Manager in Marketing at WhiteVox and Axis Bank, and prior
- [Sherab](https://tibetfund.org/sherab/) - Sherab WoeserRegional Field DirectorSherab is responsible for leading The Tibet Fund’s programs in India and Nepal funded by USAID, the U.S. State Department, and private donors. He oversees program development and design, planning and implementation, monitoring and evaluation, and regulatory compliance, and is actively engaged in developing the capacity of local partner organizations. Sherab has
- [Lhakpa](https://tibetfund.org/lhakpa/) - Lhakpa TseringDirector of Finance and GrantsLhakpa is responsible for overall accounting and financial activities at The Tibet Fund. He has more than 20 years of accounting, audit, and financial management experience. Lhakpa holds a Bachelor in Accounting and Business Management, is certified in QuickBooks accounting, and has completed U.S. federal grant acquisition and assistance training
- [Yangzom](https://tibetfund.org/yangzom/) - Yangzom ShawaDirector of Sponsorships and AdministrationYangzom manages our sponsorship program and is responsible for administration at The Tibet Fund’s head office in New York. She has over 20 years of experience in office administration, program and event coordination and donor relations. Yangzom has a Bachelor of Arts and certifications in QuickBooks and Salesforce applications. Prior
- [Choephel](https://tibetfund.org/choephel/) - Tenzing Choephel ChumeegoDirector of Tibetan Scholarship ProgramChoephel manages the Tibetan Scholarship Program, which has brought more than 480 Tibetans to study in the United States with U.S. State Department funding since 1988. Prior to joining The Tibet Fund in 2003, Choephel worked as Membership Coordinator with The Milarepa Fund. Earlier he played a significant role
- [Tsechoe](https://tibetfund.org/tsechoe/) - Tsering ChoedonProgram Finance OfficerTsering manages program finances for the USAID funded Tibetan Self Reliance and Resilience Program. Her responsibilities include coordinating financial transactions and cash flow, preparing financial reports, budgets, and pipeline analyses, and assisting with audit preparation. Before joining The Tibet Fund in 2016, Tsering worked as an accountant at the Institute for Small
- [Namgyal](https://tibetfund.org/namgyal/) - Tenzin NamgyalPublic Health SpecialistNamgyal oversees The Tibet Fund’s health programs. His responsibilities include program planning, coordination, monitoring and evaluation, and developing the capacity of local partner organizations. Before joining The Tibet Fund in 2023, Namgyal worked at Fortis Hospital in Kangra and Medanta Medicity Hospital in Gurgaon. Namgyal holds a Bachelor of Pharmacy from Al-Ameen College
- [TseDolma](https://tibetfund.org/tsedolma/) - Tsering DolmaEducation Program OfficerTsering oversees The Tibet Fund’s education programs. Her responsibilities include program development and design, planning and implementation, monitoring and evaluation, and developing the capacity of local partner organizations. Before joining The Tibet Fund in 2021, Tsering served as an educator at the Model Petoen Middle School in Dharamsala. She has a double Bachelor
- [Microenterprises Beneficiary Impact Stories](https://tibetfund.org/microenterprises-beneficiary-impact-stories/) - Impact: Dranyen Artisan Success Story “Making dranyen is the only skill I have. I am happy to make some money from it and thanks to The Tibet Fund for supporting me in starting my business. I would also like to teach youngsters here to make and play dranyen which is part of our culture.” –
- [TWM Project Beneficiary Impact Stories](https://tibetfund.org/twm-project-beneficiary-impact-stories/) - Impact: Transforming Lives Through Microentrepreneurship Three Tibetan women in Herbertpur settlement, Choekyi (66 years old), Tsering Bhuti (61), and Tenzin Yangzom (42), sustained their families by selling tsampa (roasted barley flour). Having fled Tibet without access to education or vocational skills, their options for making a living were limited. Tragically, both elder women became widows,
- [Published Titles](https://tibetfund.org/published-titles-2/) - Scroll down to view all Tibetan children’s book titles published with our support CTA Department of Education [wpdatatable id=4] Manjushri Educational Services [wpdatatable id=6] Tibetan Children's Village [wpdatatable id=7] Shatsa [wpdatatable id=8] Library of Tibetan Works and Archives [wpdatatable id=9]
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- [Elders Home](https://tibetfund.org/elders-home/) - Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Ut elit tellus, luctus nec ullamcorper mattis, pulvinar dapibus leo. Pay $95 Every 3 Months Name or Code Name of the School Pay $190 Every 6 Months Name or Code Name of the School Pay $380 Once a Year Name or Code Name of the School
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