The Tibetan Children's Project (TCP) is a general term for projects that provide various programs aimed at supporting "Tibetan refugees living in Nepal." A training center that offers two programs, vocational training (care and welfare) and language (Tibetan, English, Japanese), a child care facility for children and infants, and Tibetan preventive medicine that inherits traditional preventive medicine. The room was opened in March 2009 in Swayambhunath, a Tibetan settlement in Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal. 2009.03.10 Thanks to everyone's support, we were able to successfully complete the opening ceremony. Please see the staff blog for the opening ceremony . 2009.02.16 The staff blog has opened. We will deliver the local situation, children's lives, etc. 2008.11.29 The homepage has opened. We look forward to your continued support in the future. We will send you the latest information from the secretariats in Nepal and Japan. Homepage of the Mindulin Project, the predecessor of TCP home About TCP About Tibetan refugees in Nepal Request for support staff blog Contact Us Copyright © Tibetan Children's Project. All Rights Reserved.