Our work
Belonging, learning and inner life — three kinds of care that grow together.
How support is used
Gifts and support help provide daily care, nourishing food, healthcare, schooling and learning materials, and the steady presence of caring adults. We use what we are given thoughtfully, always in the interest of the children we serve.
How we care
Each area of our work supports a different part of a child’s life.
A safe home, warm meals, and steady adults who know each child by name — so every child feels they belong.
Belonging comes first. We provide a safe place to live, nourishing food, healthcare, and the everyday rhythm of a loving home. Children are supported by adults who stay, who listen, and who treat each child as a person with dignity, gifts and a future.
School, books, and encouragement — so each child can discover what they are good at and where they want to go.
Every child deserves the chance to learn. We support schooling, learning materials, tutoring and encouragement, and we walk alongside young people as they discover their strengths and plan for the future they choose.
Support for young monastics and a grounding in Bhutanese values of compassion, patience and gratitude.
Rooted in Bhutanese values, we care for young monastics and nurture the inner life of every child — compassion, patience, gratitude and calm. Like a butter lamp, this quiet light is meant to be kept burning.
