Since our founding in Bir, India in 1993, Lotus Outreach has provided basic health, education and human services to tens of thousands of people throughout Asia.  Our previous initiatives include:

• Beer Girls Advocacy Project.  Advocacy and public awareness campaign to prevent the mistreatment of beer promotion girls in Cambodia.
• Mobile Medical Outreach.  Basic health and reprodutive care for vulnerable children and garment factory workers in Cambodia.
• Right to Education Task Force.  Legal advocacy and community mobilization to enhance educational opportunities for below poverty line (BPL) children in Delhi, India.
• Skills Training for Victims of Human Trafficking.  Professional screen print training provided to at-risk and exploited Cambodian girls to help them find new opportunities.
• Prevention Programming on the Radio.  Broadcast over 90 original radio programs on health, human trafficking and social development which reached as much as 75% of the Cambodian population.
• Street Kids Program (SKiP).  Provided basic health, education, shelter and referral services to hundreds of slum children in Delhi, India.
• Non-Formal Education.  Provided hundreds of slum children in Delhi with non-formal education in order to prepare them for age-appropriate classes in public school.
• In Situ Computer Center.  Held computer training courses for slum children in Yamuna Pushta in order to prepare them for formal employment.
• Immunization Project.  Provided critical vaccinations and immunizations to the general public in Bhutan.
• Education and Employment Training for Tibetan Refugees.  Provided educational resources and job training to the poorest families residing in a Himalayan refugee settlement in Bir, India.