Tibetan Children's Home

NO CAST, CREED OR COLOR - CONDITION - POOREST OF THE POOR

The Tibetan Children's Home (TCH), located in Dhondupling Tibetan Colony, Dehra Dun, India has been helping hundreds of children since 1991. Praised by the Dalai Lama as the first institution of its kind, TCH was founded, financed and directed by Tibetans to serve needy Tibetan children.

01/03/2022

TCH FAMILY WISHES A SUCCESSFUL GUTOR TO ALL SENTIENT BEINGS AND BRING EXCELLENT HEALTH & HAPPINESS THROUGHOUT THE SKILLFUL TIGER YEAR (LOSAR) CHILDREN ENJOYING GU THUK!!!

Photos from Tibetan Children's Home's post

09/06/2015

Tibetan Children's Home's " CHENREZIG SCHOOL" PROJECT

SUPPORT & INVOLVE

"CHENREZIG SCHOOL" COMPASSION IN ACTION

Special features of "Chenrezig School"

1 Qualified and experienced teachers
2. Method of teaching as "child centered"
3. Safe environment & walking distant from the TCH hostel.
4. Ideal place for learning
5. 45 children are fully sponsored by TCH from Himalayan regions

For more information and admission to "Chenrezig School" please contact or e-mail: Mr. Gompo Tsering @ [email protected] or call 91-800434337

Hostel admission : Mr. Tamdin Tsering - Director TCH Hostel 91-9719220834 or email [email protected]

For any other information: Sonam Singhe @gmail.com
001-647-716-7464 or 91-8650735337

28/07/2013

When we feel love and kindness toward others, it not only makes others feel loved and cared for, but it helps us also to develop inner happiness and peace.
HH THE 14TH DALAI LAMA

19/07/2013

The Tibetan Children’s Home, Dhodupling Tibetan Colony came into being in early 1991 with a clear and positive perception to help poor Tibetan children with various basic facilities such as basic education, food and accommodation. With kind assistance from the sponsors and donors abroad, today it is very well in a position to cater to the educational needs of some 90 Tibetan children. These Tibetan children are from various Tibetan settlements in India, Nepal and Bhutan. And most importantly TCH has a handful of Tibetan children from Tibet as well. Whatever little TCH has thus far achieved in service to the poor and needy Tibetan children is all because of the kind assistance rendered by the sponsors and donors alike. It may further be requested of you that TCH needs your kind assistance and may further be requested of you that TCH needs your kind assistance and may continue to help it grow. Finally, your act of gesture of philanthropy will remain forever enshrined in the minds of Tibetan people.
Thinley Gyatso, Tibetan Welfare Officer, Dehra Dun