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gar Tibet Support Group (TSG) aims to improve, physically and emotionally, the wellbeing of many Tibetan refugees. We set up sponsorships that provide educational opportunities and humanitarian aid to individuals and families facing hardships.canadian border agency passport review
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ixl towel rail lx90 It is Tibet Support Group’s intention to assist many Tibetan refugees, to provide opportunities to which they would otherwise not have access.Tibet Support Group and our contacts
Our Tibetan contacts provide us with the names of individuals and families needing support or refer them directly to us.
Our main current contacts in India are:
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- Monks at a number of Monasteries and Lama Camps in Northern, Central and Southern India.
- Other Tibetans in India whose judgment we accept concerning cases of need.









