Gaden Relief Projects

Helping Tibetans preserve their unique culture.

CURRENT PROJECTS

Medical Teams Visit Zadoh

Gaden Relief sent a medical team to Zadoh in August, 2001. Led by Dr. Robbie Chase and Zasep Rinpoche, Spiritual Director of Gaden Relief, the team spent three weeks in the Zadoh area. The main objectives of the trip were to conduct a door-to-door health assessment of the area, to provide primary health care services, and to review construction of the new Jamseng Health Clinic.

Also on the agenda were visits to Dzogchen Monastery, Dechen Nunnery, Tashi Lhapug Monastery, and Zuru Monastery. The team delivered funds for construction and other purposes. Drugs donated by Novopharm’s Canadian Medicine Aid Program, by John Rumball and the Canadian International Medicine Aid Program, and by Dr. Len Levine of Ottawa, were delivered also.

Seva doctors performing cataract operation.

Following the Gaden Relief team a team of eye specialists was sent by SEVA in September. The SEVA team spent a week in Zadoh examining patients and providing eye care and performing surgery as needed.

Dr Chondak Tenzin giving patient post-operation advice.

Doctors are offered traditional scarfs (khatas) in appreciation by the people of Zadoh.

Seva team about to leave Zadoh.

Yes! I want to help! Your donations will go directly to the Tibetans in need. Gaden Relief has a sterling record of putting over 95% of donations to work in the Tibetan communities. All of our staff are volunteers and pay our own expenses. So you can rest assured that your donations will be put to maximum effect to help Tibetans.

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