Giving continuity to last year’s Bhagawat Puran, the Punya Foundation organized a 3-day Puran, Prabachan and Cultural Program in Adelaide, South Australia. The program is aimed to generate fund for education of orphans, poor and vulnerable children in Asia and Africa. Currently, the Punya Foundation is providing scholarships to 63 orphan students in Nepal and few vulnerable children in Ethiopia. The foundation operates with a vision of “Justice through Education and Empowerment”.
The 3-day spiritual cum cultural program, organized from 12th through 14th of August 2016, was well received and attended by the Bhutanese Community in Adelaide. Honourable minister Zoe Bettison inaugurated the program, appreciated the initiative and expressed solidarity for the education of orphan, poor and vulnerable children.