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Friday, September 03, 2010
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Six-year-old Leh girl awaits her family Six-year-old Leh girl awaits her family Your support could help change their lives! The flash floods in Leh has torn apart families and left children looking for their father, mothers looking for their daughters. Leh is now living on a hope that most of the missing will be found safe and alive.
A public appeal to support relief efforts in Leh A public appeal to support relief efforts in Leh. Two days after flashfloods and cloudbursts wreaked havoc in Leh and surrounding villages, Save the Children fears that the toll could climb to over 1000 going by eye-witness reports with several villages surrounding Leh town remaining inaccessible and cut off from the rest of the world.
We Need Your Help !!! Your support could help change their lives! Save the Children is committed to reducing children’s vulnerability in emergencies. The products mentioned below are only indicative. The funds raised are going to immediate response in the flood affected regions of Leh.
Your support could help change their lives! Your support could help change their lives! Save the Children is committed to reducing children’s vulnerability in emergencies. The products mentioned below are only indicative. The funds raised are going to immediate response in the flood affected regions of Leh.

Druk White Lotus School

Druk White Lotus School


Druk White Lotus School is a multi-award winning charity and a model of appropriate and sustainable design and development.


Inspired by the vision of His Holiness the 12th Gyalwang Drukpa, spiritual leader of Ladakh, the school aims to provide a modern education for Ladakhi children - an education that is grounded in their own culture and which can prepare them to lead happy and productive lives.


The School was started at the request of the people of Ladakh who wanted a school that would help maintain their rich cultural traditions, based on Tibetan Buddhism, while equipping their children for a life in the 21st century.


The school offers a broad education, initially in the Ladakhi language and English. Residential blocks allow children from Ladakh's remote areas to attend, and a programme of sponsorship ensures that the poorest are not excluded. It is managed by the Druk Pema Karpo Educational Society and financed with money raised internationally.


UK & International Enquiries:


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+44 (0) 20 8468 1339
Rachel Glynn
Drukpa Trust
1 Park Hill
Bickley, Bromley
Kent
BR1 2JH
United Kingdom


School Head, Ladakh:


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+91 1982 267 255
Druk Padma Karpo Institute
Shey
Ladakh
Jammu & Kashmir
India


 


 

 

Non Governmental Organisations


1.
Leh Nutrition Project (LNP)
2.
The Ladakh Ecological Development Group (LEDeG)
3.
Students' Educational and Cultural Movement of Ladakh (SECMOL)
4.
Child Welfare Society of Ladakh
5.
LTO
6.
Rural Development and you (RDY)
7.
Ladakh Environment and Health Organisation (LEHO)
8.
Ladakh Heart Foundation
9.
Mahabodhi International Meditation Centre (MIMC)
10.
Save the Children
11.
Women Alliance of Ladakh (WAL)
12.
WWF-India
13.
Snow Leopard Conservancy
14.
Druk White Lotus School
15.
Ladakh Nuns Association,

16.  SKARCHEN

17. Yuthog