Tong-Len
A Charitable Trust.We help displaced communities in North India achieve a secure and sustainable future by addressing the root causes of their poverty and ill-health through a range of education and health-based projects
Taking on humanity, one step at a time...
Tong-Len aims to help these homeless communities gain access to basic human rights. The main focus is to break the cycle of deprivation through education. To this end, Tong-Len has established its own school and provides hostel accommodation for those children in most need. .
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About Us
Tong-Len Charitable Trust was registered in December 2004, with a vision to help destitute Indian children, seen begging in the streets and scavenging in the rubbish dumps, gain access to education. Tong-Len UK was founded in March 2005 to raise funds for Tong-Len Charitable Trust. Agir Ensemble pour Tong-Len became a registered association in France in 2018 with the sole purpose of supporting Tong-Len’s work in India.
In some projects, especially health, Tong-Len works in partnership with the Dalai Lama Trust.
Our News
Christmas celebrations at the hostel
The tent school children from Charan joined the hostel children to celebrate Christmas. Altogether there were more than 300 children at the Christmas festivities. There was much fun and games as can be seen in the video posted by the children on their own...
Hostel Kids hold press conference for 37 journalists
Some of the senior hostel children held a press conference for journalists a few days before the inauguration of the new hostel, chaired by Jamyang, Director, Tong-Len Charitable Trust and also attended by Anna and Gareth Owen (Tong-Len UK). The children told the...
Tong-Len launches new web site
The web site has been entirely redesigned including the text. It is now possible to easily share posts (news items) with friends via a link at the bottom of any post. You can also comment on any post if you so wish. At present, if you go to www.tong-len.org you...
Donation from Mudita to Tent Schools
Sophie Minon, President of Mudita, a non-profit organisation visited the tent schools in November and donated toys, puzzles, books, pencils and games on behalf of her charity. Mudita was established in France in 2014 with the express purpose of developing a local...
His Holiness the 17th Gyalwang Karmapa inaugurates the new hostel
His Holiness the 17th Gyalwang Karmapa inaugurated the new hostel on the 19th November. This fine building complements the first two hostels that were completed in 2011 and will enable an additional 48 children to be accommodated and allowing them to attend full...
Gandhi’s birthday celebrated
The 146th Anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi's birth was celebrated in the hostel on 2nd October. Renu and Mamta talked to all the children about Gandhi's life and the relevance of his message in today's world. When the hostel was built, the children wanted a statue of...
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Tong-Len Charitable Trust
Tong-Len Charitable Trust, Charity Number 16284, Tong-Len Hostel, V.P.O., Tehsil Dharamsala District Kangra,
Himachal Pradesh 176215 INDIA
E-mail: jamyang@tong-len.org
Tong-Len UK
Charity Number SC036383,
5 South Charlotte Street, Edinburgh, EH2 4AN
E-mail: anna@tong-len.org
Agir Ensemble pour Tong-Len
Association Number W061010272,
1715 route de Biot, 06560 Valbonne, France
E-mail: agirensemble@tong-len.org

