Payment:
All payments and donations within Singapore can be made via cash or inter-bank transfer to:
DBS Savings A/C: 033-4-084207
(Bank Name: Development Bank of Singapore)
(Branch: Raffles City Branch)
For donations and payments from outside of Singapore, please do email us at lotuschild2010@gmail.com for information.
Delivery:
Options for delivery within Singapore:
1) Meet up at any MRT stations;
2) Via registered or non-registered snail-mail (Postage fee may be applicable).
Options for overseas Supporters:
Via registered or non-registered snail-mail (Shipping charges may be applicable).
For items sent via snail-mail, a packing fee may be applicable. All prices stated in this blogsite does not include any postage, shipping or packing charges.
Disclaimer and Order Policy:
We do not belong to any Organization, Company or Human Rights Groups. All we are, or rather have, is an immense passion to improve the lives of these children in Lotus Children Centre in Mongolia. So, support us only if you trust us or simply love the items posted on this blog.
None of us are paid to do this, and neither do we draw any commission or allowance from the sale or amount raised. Every amount raised goes directly to our Cause.
We will not be held liable for any direct or indirect damages relating to any of the products sold on this blogsite.
We will not be responsible for any slight colour variance or appearance of items from those shown on the blogsite.
Finally, if you are here solely to buy the items, please be nice to us. We are not experienced web/blog-sellers or businessmen. If we make mistakes or are a little slow in our response, please be patient with us.
Thank you! =D
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Lotus Children Centre, Mongolia
The Lotus Children's Centre in Mongolia was established by Didi Ananda Kalika in 1995.
The Centre provides a home for orphans and homeless children. To-date, there are approximately 150 Mongolian children ranging from age 0 to 25 yrs old. These children are usually victims of abandonment, abuse or neglect.
Lotus looks after the basic health, shelter and educational needs of the children. As the children grow, there is a great need for them to learn some skills for employment and effective life skills, so they can break the cycle of poverty and despair and live happier lives.
The Lotus Children's Centre receives no government funding and depends entirely on donations from individual and corporate support coming from all over the world.
More details on Lotus Children Centre can be found at: http://www.lotuschild.org/
The Centre provides a home for orphans and homeless children. To-date, there are approximately 150 Mongolian children ranging from age 0 to 25 yrs old. These children are usually victims of abandonment, abuse or neglect.
Lotus looks after the basic health, shelter and educational needs of the children. As the children grow, there is a great need for them to learn some skills for employment and effective life skills, so they can break the cycle of poverty and despair and live happier lives.
The Lotus Children's Centre receives no government funding and depends entirely on donations from individual and corporate support coming from all over the world.
More details on Lotus Children Centre can be found at: http://www.lotuschild.org/