DAS



  • Know more about our work in Cambodia. Click here for details.
  • Know more about our work in Vietnam. Click here for details.
  • Know more about our work in Nepal. Click here for details.

 

 

Our Objective

Dhamma Aid Asia is dedicated to assisting Asian Buddhist organisations in the field of Dhamma education.



Our Purpose

 

For millennia, Asia has been greatly enriched by the Buddha's teachings, giving rise to great and peaceful civilisations. However, in recent times, countries across Asia have been affected by political conflicts, rising consumerism and aggressive ideologies. Although Buddhist communities throughout Asia have largely managed these challenges, many find difficulty in rebuilding their cultural and religious heritage. As these communities make the transition into modern society while recovering from past events, there arises a great need to reclaim their religious heritage, be re-educated in the Dhamma and to strengthen their self-confidence.

Dhamma Aid Asia was initiated in Malaysia as a heart-felt response to assist this situation. While many Buddhist communities across Asia have difficulty in finding the resources to rebuild their religion, Buddhists here and in many other countries often have a surplus.  Dhamma Aid Asia seeks to address this disparity by creating the medium for Buddhists who seek a wiser and effective way to support the Buddha Sasana.

We are strictly non-political and ensure all our publications are similarly non-political.
We are not for profit and have a policy of not accumulating funds.  We are a full volunteer organisation working from home and thus, incur minimal operating costs. Personal expenses of volunteers are borne by themselves.

Dhamma Aid Asia is a project of the "Persatuan Perkembangan Ajaran Dhamma" (Dhamma Development Society) registered in Malaysia in March, 2011.






      Latest Updates

  • May 2012
    A quick update


  • February 2012
    Good Question Good Answer for 3 countries


  • January 2012
    10,000 books for Cambodia and specialist books for Vietnam


  • November 2011
    Books for Cambodia and Nepal and a start in N E India.


  • August 2011
    Books for Vietnam and Nepal and update on Metta School in Lumbini


  • July 2011
    Books for Cambodia and support for Nepal


  • May 2011
    Our first books for Vietnam and Nepal and scholarships for monastic students in Cambodia.