About Us

Bhutan is the last Mahayana Kingdom, where the way of life is primarily guided by religious beliefs, traditions, and the practice of charity, morality, and wisdom in pursuing the Bodhisattva path. The development philosophy of Gross National Happiness (GNH) is in harmony with the Buddhist values of interdependence and inclusivity. It fosters a strong sense of community, traditional values, and cultural identity. At the center of these dynamics lies the importance of familyhood, with multigenerational households and elders being revered and respected as the guardians of wisdom and tradition. Caring for the elderly is predominantly provided within the family, with children and extended relatives assuming caregiving responsibilities with love and devotion.

However, owing to the growing complexities of the social and economic conditions due to modernization, the culture of networked communities and the social fabric is gradually becoming fragmented. This trend is largely impacting the elderly communities who remain isolated, lonely, and ignored. To fill this void, Charo Wongdo shall stand as a compassionate beacon in the realm of companionship and assistance, offering solace and support to individuals within the comfort of their homes. Charo Wongdo shall operate as a private partnership firm to provide an alternative helping hand through our cadre of professionals to alleviate the burdens of daily chores and foster meaningful connections. From basic domestic services, Charo Wongdo’s services shall encompass the essential tasks that ease the strain of household upkeep of the elders. Our commitment also transcends mere errands as we specialize in companionship, providing invaluable moments of listening, conversing, and genuine companionship. Our holistic approach extends to facilitating outings to nearby Lhakhangs, accompanying clients on visits to markets, or simply assisting with transportation to reunite with loved ones.