A cross country charity run (Tara-thon) will be undertaken to promote education for all and to help raise some funds towards the Tarayana Scholoarship Endowment Fund. Mr. Tony Smith and his wife Nadya will lead the team comprising of students from Sherubtse College.

posted on: 2007-12-13

Tarayana will be five years old in May 2008. The staff has grown from 2 in 2003 to 15 in 2007, making it necessary to have transparent processes in place to ensure accountability and good teamwork. A strong need was also felt to revisit the strategic plans, operation schedules and overall systems analysis in preparing for the next five years. A five day retreat is planned from Jan 4 - 8, 2007. Review of progress to date, future plans, distribution of workload and ironing out implementation bottle necks will also be undertaken. Systems analysis as well as lessons learnt in the first five years will be used to simplify processes and improve efficiencies. It is also imperative that Tarayana look forward and be prepared for a rapidly changing poverty scenario.

posted on: 2007-11-21

A two week training workshop is planned for the development of Youth in Volunteerism for Rural community Development. The course will be coordinated by Mam\' Tshewang Choden Wangdi, Director, Training Services of the Foundation with assistance from a highly motivated team of facilitators. About 150 participants are expected to attend the training to be held at the College of Education, Samtse, from December 21, 2007 to January 3, 2008.

posted on: 2007-11-21

Oct 7, 2008: A eight six week long training for potential hostel matrons is being organsied starting from 13th October and ending on the 28th of November 08.

posted on: 2008-10-08

Oct 7, 2008 The Corrective surgical Camp for April 2009 is being finalised. We would like to request all Tarayana School Club Coordinators and Dzongkhag Health Officers to help us in registering all who might benefit from the camp.

posted on: 2008-10-08

5th March 08

Tarayana in collaboration with the Ministry of Health will be organising the Restorative Surgical Camp from 26th April - 6th May '08 at the Paro District Hospital.

All patients needing such restorative surgical procedures are requested to register themselves with the Foundation. It is also suggested that the initial screening be done at the respective BHUs to check for surgical feasibilities.

We seek the help of all BHU staff and Dzongkhag Medical Officers to inform all who would benefit from these procedures.

posted on: 2008-03-05