Lungta Humanitarian Association
AID TO THE HIMALAYAN POPULATION
Emergency actions
ALH's actions commit to long-term, lasting and stable support for diverse projects of local populations. However, sometimes, during a trip, funds are released urgently for a specific necessary action.
May 2020:
Drikung Covid-19 Social Aid Measures
Rewalsar Monastery in the Himalayan foothills of India, under the initiative of H.E. Lho Ontrul Rinpoche, launched the "Drikung Covid-19 Welfare Measures (DC19WM)" project in April 2020, in response to the Coronavirus pandemic. ALH is very happy to have been asked and to have been able to provide financial assistance to this program.
URGENCE COVID-19
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May 2020:
Drikung Covid-19 Social Aid Measures
Rewalsar Monastery in the Himalayan foothills of India, under the initiative of H.E. Lho Ontrul Rinpoche, launched the "Drikung Covid-19 Welfare Measures (DC19WM)" project in April 2020, in response to the Coronavirus pandemic. ALH is very happy to have been asked and to have been able to provide financial assistance to this program.
October 2019:
Heating emergency for Lamayuru school
As the Lamayuru's School's work was approaching the end of its renovation, Tashi Dorje, the manager, had asked ALH to provide aid so that the children could enjoy heat as well as seat cushionsand tables before the long winter months.
This emergency action was able to be carried out within the desired timeframe, ie 4 months, before the snowfall of the Himalayan winter, which isolates the village regularly for several months.
August 2019:
Renewal of the stock of medicines at the Kathmandu dispensary
During our trip to Kathmandu, we checked in with Dr. Sonam at the Kathlandu dipensary, has welcomed all patients since its inceptiondespite their financial means and cultural heritage. He ofen travels to remote villages in the Himalayas providing preventive health care to disadvantaged populations. This traditional generous doctor, does not count his hours, nor the energy spent to help others, this is why ALH has decided to continue to funds its medical inventory for the benefit of all sentient beings..
April 2019:
A water filter for drinking water and bathroom repair for the Rewalsar monastery
During a trip to India, ALH volunteers had met Negi at the Rewalsar monastery, on the shores of Lake Tso Pema. This monastery welcomes underprivilegedoften children offering them room and board and the possibility of studying. During our stay, we learned that the resident monks and the children faced months without filtered drinking water. They could not pay to repair a faulty water filter and thus had to buy plastic non-recycle bottles for driking water. A donation also helped to repair a badly needed bathroom.
