Vision:
Promote a healthy exiled Tibetan community with a high level of physical, social, and mental well-being, contributing to the advancement of the Tibetan cause.
Mission:
Provide holistic health services that are community-responsive and self-sustaining to improve the health of all Tibetans in exile, especially among the most vulnerable groups, by focusing on access to quality, affordable, equitable, and integrated health care services.
Values:
- Accessibility: Promote compassionate and affordable health care for all, addressing the needs of the Tibetan community and ensuring provision in the settlements.
- Equity: Promote an inclusive approach to health service provision, ensuring support programme for all Tibetans, especially vulnerable groups and those in need.
- Quality and Innovation: Provide a range of high quality and professional health services that seek to include new models of service delivery, leveraging new technologies, and innovative approaches based on efficiency and effectiveness.
- Collaboration and Teamwork: Maintain a strong commitment to teamwork and encourage active collaboration at all levels, including within the Department of Health (DoHe), across the CTA, amongst community members, the Government of India, and donor organizations, to deliver high quality health services to the Tibetan community.
- Transparency and Accountability: Implement best management practices based on the department’s rules and regulations, published guidelines, regular reporting, and comprehensive audit systems to strengthen accountability and transparency.
Goals:
- Enhance public health
- Strengthen access to secondary and tertiary care
- Strengthen access to secondary and tertiary care
- Strengthen health support for vulnerable groups
- Enhance administration
- Improve the data system to promote evidence-based decision making
- Ensure programme sustainability through the maximization of funding sources
- Strengthen communication and community engagement sources