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Founded in 1986, and registered as a Non-Profit Association, AMCHI (Association Multidisciplinary Cultural and Humanitarian International) was dedicated to support humanitarian projects in India, and mainly with Tibetan refugee camps. Since, AMCHI has evolved and is now seeking, organizing and supporting projects in different fields and countries. Based on a volunteer system, all people involved in the different projects and in the everyday life of the association, are doing it on a free base. The incomes are invested in the different actions, keeping the different “charges” at the minimum cost. Amchi's actions can be divided in 3 categories. The past, actual and future actions. == Past actions == 1. In India and Nepal: * From 1989 till 2007: :Humanitarian and medical actions: :: * Opening of infirmaries, dispensary, a small hospital, follow up of the patients in different places (Dip.Tse.Chok.Ling, Kopan, Sera-Jhe). :: * Training of medical and care staff, education about hygiene. :: * Building of showers and dispensary for a school of 260 children. ::''(Among the official helps : Rotary Club, pharmacy of CHG of Cahors, Ministry of youth and sports, pharmacist without borders, …)'' :: * Start of a program about hygiene and construction of showers in quarters of Sera-Jhe monastery. ::Every construction goes with explanations about hygiene, health, nutrition. To give to adults and children a better understanding of why and how stopping wrong habits. :Sponsorship system: :: * Since 1991, AMCHI has been setting up a sponsorship system to ensure proper living conditions to children and young adults in India. Originally dedicated to the help of young children in the Tibetan refugees' camps of South India, this system now helps Children in Tibet and Nepal. 2. In France: : *Organization of holiday camps from 1994 till 1999: ::The main motivation was to provide to families having financial problems some possibilities to send their children in good conditions, into camps respecting educational values, at the lowest cost possible. For all holidays, and ages going from 7 till 15 years old. The teams were chosen according to educative principles, the groups of children were small, with one adult for 4-5 children. : *Educational activities, and help in homework: ::To help children to find other activities than wandering in front of television or in street during week-ends or free days. And help the ones having parents working late. Prices were the lowest possible and according to the financial possibilities of the family. : * Collects of clothes and items to help families in need. : * Distribution of cinema tickets to families registered to social services. : * Set up of a babysitting system : ::With prices in direct relations with incomes and financial possibilities of the family. 3. Past actions in Russia: : * In 2000-2001-2002: ::Volunteer work in Tsimbalina hospital ::Hospital for street and orphans children, from few months up to 15 years old. ::Help of the medical and social team. Medical and single use equipment (stethoscope, otoscope, compress, needles, special pen for taking blood, …), as well as medicine, and small financial donations. 4. In Tibet: : * In August 2003: ::Visit and organization of the local clinic of Kharnang area in Kham. ::Setting of a technical support to promote Kharnang's project, study and planning of indoor organization of the clinic ::Donation of medicines and little material for the clinic . : *Specific action : “For a sick child” ::In 1999-2000 financial help for a Russian child suffering from leukemia. 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「AMCHI」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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