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Dear friends, First of all, I want to welcome you and express my gratitude for your taking part to our yearly She Yün meal. As you may know, She Yün has been existing since 2014, and it’s been growing ever since. We currently support 20 children, some of whom are now...

Lama Zeupa, the volunteers of She Yün Belgium and the 20 children they support in Sikkim would like to warmly thank the 150+ people who joined us at our annual BBQ on August 23rd. Meeting you, sharing a meal and chatting with you warms our hearts and encourages us to...

On Saturday 23 August 2025, at the Institut Tibétain - Château du Fond l'Évêque, Promenade St-Jean l'Agneau, 4, 4500 Tihange (Huy) - our non-profit organisation's annual charity barbecue will take place. On the programme: Visit to the Buddhist temple from 5.30pm...

She Yün at Lycée Martin V in Louvain-la-Neuve At the request of sympathetic teachers (thank you Laurence & Mélanie), She Yün Belgium went to present its project in Sikkim during Operation Rice Bowl organised by the Lycée Martin V in Louvain-la-Neuve. The Belgian...

Pempa has just sent us a touching letter Pempa – one of the first five children supported by She Yün in Sikkim – is now 21 and has set his sights on a career in the Indian army. In the meantime, he’s working as a security guard for a private company. “I am very...

She Yün at Lycée Martin V in Louvain-la-Neuve At the request of sympathetic teachers (thank you Laurence & Mélanie), She Yün Belgium went to present its project in Sikkim during Operation Rice Bowl organised by the Lycée Martin V in Louvain-la-Neuve. The Belgian...

Losar, the Tibetan New Year In 2025, the Tibetan New Year - Losar - falls on February 28th (and not January 29th, as in the Chinese calendar). Losar opens the year 2152 of the Tibetan calendar under the sign of the Wood Snake. Why this difference in day and year? The...

2024: The year of Maturity for She Yün We're celebrating the 10th anniversary of our Belgian charity foundation! In the space of a decade, we have quadrupled the number of children we support in Sikkim: from five to twenty. And this is just the beginning of our...