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Preserving the Buddhist way of life of the Himalayas

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Photo shows SMD School alumni Phurbu Lama & Phurbu Choden in their traditional Tibetan 'chupa' (dresses). Both are now studying at University.

It is our aim to help preserve the culture, language and Buddhist way of life of the Himalayas, and to give Himalayan Children the tools to build a better future, so they can help their own people when they grow up. Learn more >>

Our Projects
SMD Boarding School for Himalayan Children, Boudhanath, Nepal

Shree Mangal Dvip (SMD) School for Himalayan Children in Kathmandu provides free education, housing and full care for over 500 children from the most vulnerable and remote mountain villages of northern Nepal.

Thrangu Phende Clinic, Namo Buddha, Nepal
The Thrangu Phende Clinic at Namo Buddha makes available conventional and Tibetan medicine to some 3,000 nearby villagers, several hundred resident monks, and visitors to Thrangu Tashi Yangste Monastery. Plans include a full-fledged Tibetan medical and astrological practice and education facility with dispensary.
Thrangu Tara Abbey, Swayambunath, Nepal

Home to over 200 Buddhist nuns, Thrangu Tara Abbey is a monastic center for women that provides access to the full range of monastic, liturgical, philosophical and meditation training available to monks.

Thrangu Tashi Yangtse Monastery, Namo Buddha, Nepal
 Thrangu Tashi Yangtse Monastery at Namo Buddha, one of the most sacred sites in Nepal, is an extensive monastery complex to further the study and preservation of Buddhist Tibetan philosophy, language and culture. It is also home to SMD Branch School for young monks, Shedra (monastic college), a retreat centre and a medical clinic.
Vajra Vidya Institute, Sarnath, India
Located behind Deer Park in Sarnath, India, where Shakyamuni Buddha gave his first teaching, Vajra Vidya Institute is a monastic college offering training in higher Buddhist philosophy. It was established by the Venerable Khenchen Thrangu Rinpoche to preserve the Karma Kagyu lineage of scripture and realization.
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ABOUT US

Namo Buddha Foundation is a Canadian registered charitable organization (891225211RR0001) founded by Thrangu Rinpoche to provide food, clothing, medical care and education to the poor children of the Himalayan region, and to support nunneries, monasteries, schools, free clinics, retreat centres and monastic colleges in Nepal and India.

CONTACT

PO Box 46898 STN.D. 

Vancouver, BC  V6J 5M4  CANADA

 

nbfcanada@yahoo.ca

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Charity Number: 891225211RR0001

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