Mongolian Children Foundation
From January 7 to 21, 2026, our children spent their winter break in the stunning Terelj National Park. While the temperature outside plummeted from -25°C to -40°C, turning the mountains and valleys into a frozen white silence, the atmosphere inside was filled with life and laughter.Inside, however, the warmth of an open fire glows as children’s laughter rings out, the steam from hot meals rises, and little ones with rosy cheeks play together....
Outside, the winter air is crisp and cold, but inside, our homes are glowing with the warmth of festive cheer and the sound of children’s laughter. Christmas and the New Year are all about spreading love and sharing the best of ourselves with others. Thank you for helping us bring these bright smiles to life. We are truly grateful to our donors, volunteers, and dedicated staff for your kindness and the gifts you've shared. Your generosity gives...
A MAGICAL SUMMER SPENT IN NATURE: A GRATITUDEFor our little ones, who were largely "home-bound" throughout the winter due to urban dust and air pollution, this summer vacation was more than just a break—it was a true "wellness luxury."During their time in the countryside, the children played to their heart's content in the fresh air, nourished themselves with traditional organic dairy products, and significantly boosted their physical health and...
SUMMER CAMP 2025: MAGICAL MOMENTS OF CHILDHOODDuring the sunny days of June, our children’s most anticipated event—the "Summer Camp"—successfully took place in the breathtakingly beautiful scenery of Terelj National Park. More than just a vacation, this camp was a transformative journey of friendship, personal growth, and pure joy for every child. Personal DevelopmentThrough specialized workshops and seminars, our children boosted their self-confidence...
For Mongolians, the Lunar New Year—known as Tsagaan Sar—is the bedrock of our history and cultural identity. At our foster homes, these are among the most meaningful days of the year. We celebrate this holiday not just as a time of festivity, but as a "Living Lesson" to pass down Mongolian traditions and heritage to our children.Customs and Traditions We teach children the traditional art of the greeting (the ceremonial embrace of elders), the...
As the warmth of summer arrives, our vast steppes overflow with the joyful laughter of children, uncovering a peaceful world far removed from the city's noise. For little hearts weary from the gray winter mists and urban smog, there is no greater joy than breathing in the crisp, open air of the countryside and being nourished by the pure essence of nature.Running barefoot through the dew-kissed green grass, cleansing their lungs in the pristine rural...
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