This refugee village is situated in South India and was founded in 1974. With 5600 exiled Tibetan inhabitants it is one of the biggest and at the same time poorest refugee villages among the over 30 that exist in India. Geographical isolation and a very low standard of education reduce the possibilities of the refugees to earn their own living to a minimum.

Enlargement and renovation of kindergardens

The three kindergardens of the settlement need to be enlarged urgently.

Necessary works and purchases:

- building a new dining room

- renovation of the water pipes

- new tiling of the roofs

- installation of windows

- enlargement of the existing rooms and side buildings

- setting up a play-room