Achieved projects

Achiewed projects

Date	Country	Project
December 2006	Switzerland	Creation of the Aupadama Association.
2008	Tibet	Building a greenhouse to grow vegetable close to Kartso (with local partner Peu-La Association). Purchase of a small tractor for the school of Kartso to enable children to facilitate the collection of water from the local river.
Since 2008 (yearly project)	Switzerland	Project “families in Leysin”. A number of families in need are invited to spend holidays in the swiss Alps. Families are selected by our project partners, the Social Centers in Renens and in Prilly.
2009 to 2013	Tibet	Financing food for children of the Jokpo school as well as salaries for the teacher and the cook (with local partner Peu-La Association).
2011	Vietnam	Building of a maternal school.
2012	Cambodia	Distributing bread and clothing to village children of the Siem Reap region.
Since 2012 (yearly project)	Tibet	Support to a health program which aims to fight against high child death rate. Building "lums", therapeutic bathtubs using tibetan plants to help children suffering from bone deformities.
2012 to 2015	Cambodia	Distributing seeds for the cultivation of vegetables to families to help them improve their living standards and the well-being of their chidren by giving them better food and access to education.
2013	Vietnam	Renovation of a home hosting unwed mothers and their children.
2014	Tibet	Building greenhouses to grow vegetable in two villages of the Northern Provinces, helping the schools of these two villages.
2014	Vietnam	Building of a new maternal school
Since 2015 (yearly project	Switzerland	Creation of a fund allowing children to go on camps with "le Mouvement de la Jeunesse Suisse Romande (MJSR)"
Since 2015 (yearly project	Cambodia	Support of a reception center for street children with the Association Buddhism for Social Development Action (BSDA)
2016	Vietnam	Renovation of a home for orphaned children (Bao Loc)
2018	Switzerland	Financing of a camp to promote the integration of young refugees and asylum seekers who have come to Switzerland without their families, in collaboration with "le Mouvement de la Jeunesse Suisse Romande (MJSR)"