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In January 1991, when sixty-six nuns appeared overnight camped out on the streets of Dharamsala, the Tibetan Nuns Project was more of an idea than a reality.
Now, more than a decade later, the Project has established two nunneries: Shugsep and Dolma Ling and assists four other nunneries. The sponsorship program has grown to support over 600 nuns.
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The last classrooms and housing of Dolma Ling. |
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Shugsep Nunnery The new Shugsep nunnery needs furnishings. |
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Geden Choeling in Dharamsala, is expanding their curriculum and their classrooms and housing to accommodate more students. |
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Tilokpur, a Kagyu nunnery outside of Dharamsala, recently purchased four acres on which they plan to start building an educational facility of their own. |
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Other nunneries |
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Sponsors are needed for new arrivals. |
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