LBCHF Founder Dr Sumita Singh alongside Sirjana Art Colleg, arranged an arts event incorporating art, music, dance and dinner.  An exhibition called East Meets West was installed in the Gallery at Taragaon Museum by UK artit’s Lynsey Storer. Lynsey Storer, Head of Art at Brentford School for Girls and Laxman Bhujel, Vice Principal joined with LBCHF to establish an art competition where students could participate and gain awards for 1st, 2nd, 3rd and Highly Commended places. There was a a very strong field of young artists and choosing was a very difficult task. Lynsey Storer offered her unbiased opinion as she had not taught the students, she also brought the prizes from the UK.

Our fundraising Teej programme proved to be a hugely fantastic event. Over 200 people attended and the food and talent peformed before us was outstanding. Thank you to all of you who attended this event and for those of you who were unfortunate and did not take part, there is always next year!

12th August 1pm - 6pm LBCHF is organising a Teej Programme at Dipankara Holiday Home to fundraise for Kopila Bari Orphanage

Dr.Sumita RL Singh and seven highly reputed women are running and contributing their love and time to the earthquake victim orphan girls residing in an orphanage.They have manged to rescue five girls from Nepal-India border who are about to be sold to brothel in India. 

NYOP has paid a month rent and comitted to pay a year house rent of an orphanage named "Kopila bari" where 9 earthquake victimed orphan girls are living at present.   

 Free Health Camp run by Lord Buddha Children Health Foundation in association with Nepal Youth Om Peace at Nuwakot district in Nepal.

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