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TIBETAN CHILDREN'S VILLAGE AN INTRODUCTION

From its humble beginning forty years ago, Tibetan children’s Village has today become a thriving integrated educational community for destitute Tibetan children in exile, as well as for hundreds of those escaping from Tibet in recent years. It has established branches in India extending from Ladakh in the North to Bylakuppe in the South, with over 14,000 children under its care. On the occasion of 40 years of our service to the Tibetan children, we dedicate this brochure to His Holiness the Dalai Lama on the occasion of the 60th enthronement anniversary and the 50th anniversary of assuming state responsibility and to many individuals and organizations for their unrelenting support. Forty years is not a short period in anyone’s life and certainly not in the life of TCV. Tibetan Children’s Village realizes the enormous responsibility it bears for the destiny of our Tibetan children and for goodwill of the thousands of its donors and friend around the world who have sustained it through all these years. Today, we are proud to see young people from our villages serving the Tibetan community in different capacities and at the same time, accept that there are few children who have not fared so well. In this respect, extensive efforts are being made to further improve the lives of our children, bearing in mind the lessons and shortcomings we have experience in the past. Though much has been achieved, we still have a long way to go in fulfilling our aims and objectives of providing the children under our care with the necessary resources and the opportunities to develop their abilities to the fullest. As has been highlighted by His Holiness the Dalai Lama in his message on our 35th Anniversary, the future direction of our programme will be in the field of FURTHER EDUCATION in specialized studies to meet the human resources needs of the community during our period in exile and more importantly when the time comes to us to go back to our home land. We shall endeavour further to improve the qualities of our children’s education and their cultural and social upbringing without necessarily sacrificing the simplicity of our exile life-style. All our achievements would not have been possible without the constant blessing and inspiration of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, as well as the unwavering supports understanding from the people and Government of India.. And of course, we would not have been able to do so much for our children withuot the continued financial help of so many good friends around the world especially the SOS Kinderdorf International, the backbone of our financial support. Not the least, we must pay gratitude and remembrance to the many, many mothers, co-workers and teachers both past and present, who have given so much of their life and hard work simply for the joy of seeing the children secure a meaningful life. We know our road is not at the end and that there is still much to be done, for as His Holiness stated, "The children are the future seeds of Tibet" I appeal to everyone-to our sponsors, donor agencies and my fellow colleagues-to continue to be at our side during this difficult period in our history and assist us in educating and caring for the Tibetan children in exile

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POETIC BLOSSOMS

Up To The Silver Oak Tree
Up over the silver oak tree
Who dare to climb?
But by non other than
I a very little boy

I should climb higher and higher
To breath its fresh air
And to face the sunny ray
With the hope that I might see Tibet


When the owl fly in the night
I wonder if it too hopes
To see something
As I do by climbing up over the tree.
Sangdo Tachoe VIII B

I wish I were a student forever
When the sweet alarm sings
At early in the morning
Sound of the alarm awakes me
I wish I were a student forever.

When the nature of beauty wakes up
Students gather at our school hall
And recite the prayers
I wish I were...

Years in, years out I feel depressed
Because I feel all chances are gone
I lost those hay days with laughing
So I wish I were...
Sonam Dolkar Home no. 29

Tibetan National Uprising Day
We all assembled for one
We all prayed for some one great
We all shouted for someone cruel
We are united and struggling for one aim.

The painful sound I could hear
From the mount Himalayas
Chained in a cage like a bird
And made a prisoner for now and ever.

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