Note: Panel discussion at UKE University hospital Hamburg
The collaboration between the UKE and Karmapa Healthcare Project (KHCP), which was initiated by Sherab Gyaltsen Rinpoche and the KHCP in summer 2008, is continuing...
Note: First medical camp at nunnery of Sherab Gyaltsen Rinpoche in Kathmandu/Nepal
May 2010: Sherab Gyaltsen Rinpoche´s nuns self-organizing their first medical camp...
April 16- 22, 2010: KHCP-EU-Tour #2 - Film Presentation at Dhagpo Kagyu Ling in St.Leon/France
We were able to present the work of Karmapa´s Healthcare Project as part of Jigme Rinpoche's meditation course...
May 25- 31, 2010: Film presentation/information desk in Karma Guen and Stupa Benalmadena/Spain
There was a film presentation and an information desk...Again, we had a conversation of great importance with Shamar Rinpoche. He highlighted the importance of supporting Karmapa’s social activities, representing them and promoting them world wide. Rinpoche assigned major projects to the KHCP and thanked us for the successful work.
April 25, 2010: KHCP-EU-Tour Stopover #3 - Film evening in Liverpool/UK
During the last days of April Pia and Peter Cerveny, directors of the Karmapa Healthcare Project, visited the north west of the UK to inform about their work and share some of their videos documenting the activity of our Asian and Western teachers.
April 20, 2010: First Medical Camp in Rumtek/Sikkim/India
KHCP provided a medical camp in Rumtek, Sikkim/India. A joint campaign of the 3 institutes - Karmapa´s nuns, Karmapa´s monks and the monks of Nedo Rinpoche...
Note: Water Purification Plant for monastic school of Shamar Rinpoche in Takdah ,Darjeeling,India
May 2010: The new water purification system has been installed and gives enough drinking water for the about 100 people at the school.
Apr 26-28, 2010: KHCP-EU-Tour #4 - Film Evening at Kagyu Ling in Manchester/UK
Karmapa’s Healthcare Project Film Evening at Kagyu Ling: At the invitation of Lama Jampa Thaye, Pia and Peter Cerveny, directors of the Karmapa’s Healthcare Project, recently came to Kagyu Ling in Manchester to introduce their work to our dharma community...
Annual Report 2009
Karmapa's project is already 4 years of age. This recent year was full of beneficial developments... Sherab Gyaltsen's monks and nuns as well as his monk school have been added to the agenda and we now take care of health care in 9 institutions in the Himalayas, comprising more than 600 Kagyu friends. On top of that, we run our annual medical camp in Bodhgaya during the Kagyu Monlam, attempting to help more than 3000 friends attending.
