"to break the cycle
of illiteracy and poverty in the Kailash regions in Tibet and Nepal
is to educate the younger generation.
I, therefore, request for
your help to send the children to schools."
- K. Tashi Kailash
Chairperson
Kailashzone Charitable
Foundation was formed by a group of monks and youths from
the Kailash regions in 2000. The objectives of the charity were
set for educating the younger generation, preserving and promoting
the regional culture, and providing medical services to the poor
and the remote villagers of the Mt. Kailash regions.
In 2005, the Government of Nepal officially
recognized Kailashzone as a charitable foundation. Since then, the
founding committee, headed by Senge Tenzin Rinpoche and chaired by
K. Tashi Kailash, decided to base the Kailashzone administrative office
in Kathmandu, Nepal
For the last six years, Kailashzone
had some successful programs as following:
Over fifty children are helped to join the Tibetan
schools and the monasteries in India. The children are still supported
in their studies and finding sponsorship because they have no contact
with their parents and relatives.
Gomoche monastery in Dolpo, Gongphure
monastery in western Tibet, and the three monasteries in Limil were
donated funding to perform religious activities and to maintain
the monasteries.
The monks of Limi were provided
some intensive buddhist philosophical teachings and empowerment.
Kailashzone website and brochures
are distributed to raise worldly awareness of the Kailash regions.