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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Ladakh Nuns Association,


Ladakh Nuns Association, set up to keep friends, supporters and visitors alike updated with our activities. Now beyond it's tenth year, LNA is an active part of the religious and civic community in Ladakh. The Association has helped to raise the status, visibility, education and living conditions of the nuns. Because LNA has provided the opportunity for education and spiritual practice, there has been a substantial increase each year in the number of women being ordained in Ladakh.


Objectives

  • To provide training opportunities for nuns in both monastic and secular education, as well as to improve life skills;
  • To develop skills in Tibetan medicine so that nuns can take more responsibility for their own health and that of others;
  • To train nuns to be Dharma teachers;
  • To provide opportunities for Ladakhi laypeople to receive Dharma teachings;
  • To explore ways nunneries can be self-reliant;
  • To renovate existing nunneries and establish new ones.

Projects

  • Teachings and Workshops for Nuns and Laywomen
  • Vinaya Seminars and Religious Instruction
  • Sponsorship for Nuns' Education
  • Traditional Medicine Training and Consultation
  • Supporting Existing Nunneries and Construction of New Nunneries
  • Public Events
  • International Exposure Trips and Advocacy

For further information contact:


Ven. Dr.T.Palmo
Ladakh Nuns Association
P.O. Box 157, Leh
Ladakh, 194-101

India Tel: (91) 1982 255-521/251-425
Fax: (91) 1982 252 414

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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