In the Nepalese district of Rasuwa, an area in the Himalayas that covers 60 percent of its territory, school represents a real chance for rebirth.
In the Nepalese district of Rasuwa, an area in the Himalayas that covers 60 percent of its territory, school represents a real chance for rebirth.
The “We Are One” project of Khaita Joyful Dances & Yoga dedicated to the teachers of the schools of the Amiata area near Merigar finished yesterday
Not many are aware that a significant part of ASIA’s work takes place in Italy, benefiting children, youth, and civil society as a whole.
In collaboration with the Myanmar Red Cross we are organizing a distribution of basic necessities: rice, food for children, blankets and protective devices to prevent infections in an already dramatic situation.
Our journey continues from East to West, from the peaks of the Himalayas to the streets of our cities, to spread the values and principles that Tibetan culture offers us to create a more harmonious and inclusive society, starting from a greater awareness of each other.
ASIA’s new campaign in support of refugees from Haku, Nepal, to help them get their lives going after the interruption of the last five years.
Long Distance Sponsorship is a project that can change people’s lives not only for those who benefit from it, but also for those who decide to support a child, a monk, a student, or an elderly person at distance.
In these days we have launched a fundraising campaign to respond to the request for help from the Manasarovar School in the Boudhanath district of Kathmandu
The global health emergency we are experiencing is upsetting our daily lives, but, like any crisis, can be a great opportunity if we know how to seize it.
Thanks to ASIA’s project “Distinti ma non Distanti” Kumar Kumari yantra yoga is presented to four different 4th grade classes in two public schools in Rome
of the schools of Dupcheshwori, Aarukharka and Thangdor (Nepal) through the renovation and the enlargement of the canteen and kitchen.
The Surgery for Living Fund allows us to respond to the many requests for help we receive from sick people who need urgent care but cannot afford it.