The TAF‘s long term goal is to support education in rural Tibetan communities.

The Educational Projects include:

• Training staff: The Tibetan Aid Foundation provides funds to rural Tibetan communities for training health care workers in modern methods of treatment. The community members will select qualified candidates and oversee their training progress.
• Vocational training program: Qualified students receive funds through to attend vocational training. Those qualified students are required to return to their villages after completion of their training to work in clinics and community water and sanitation projects. Qualification is determined by the community leaders or other consultants.
• Training village women: Education is offered to village women on family planning, prenatal care, child health, nutrition and personal hygiene.
• Health Education: TAF coordinates with the Tibetan community to invite volunteer doctors and nurses to participate in on-site training sessions.