Tadra Project’s mission is to provide housing, quality and culturally relevant education, basic healthcare and necessities, and love to orphaned and abandoned children from the Tibetan nomadic community in China.
How It Works
Tadra identifies children in grave need. Children are referred to Tadra and our staff visits with them to assess their need.
Essentials Housing, clothing, other basic needs are met. Children are housed in family houses and closely watched over and lovingly cared for by their house “mothers”. Thanks to our generous donors, Tadra has built high quality living facilities. |
Education At our two locations in Tawa and Dawu, Tadra provides award winning elementary and secondary education. Our students are provided with vocational training, life skills, and university preparatory opportunities. We currently have over ___ students who have graduated from Tadra secondary schools and ___ who are enrolled in universities. |
Where We Help
Tadra has two locations in Tibet: Dawo (Kham) and Golok (Amdo).
Tadra Project USA
Tadra project is a non-profit organization established in 1995 by late Dr. L. Palden Tawo, his wife Chonyi Lhamo Tawo, friend Mr. Yeshi Gompo and few German friends in Germany. So far we have served over 800 children and now have students in Universities. The children have achieved academic excellence and able to compete with other schools in the region and excel in academics and cultural activities.
Tadra project is run by volunteers and now has branch in Switzerland and in the USA. Tadra project USA is registered under Tadra Project USA Inc. under the 501 © (3) of Internal Revenue Service code. Contributions are deductible under section 170 of the code. EIN: 35-2276805 Approved by IRS: January 19th 2007 It is based in New Mexico, USA |
Dr. Palden and Mrs. Chonyi Tawo
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