What we do is gather information and do reviews on charities to give more confidence to charity supporters on those charities reviewed.
Of the ones we have reviewed or are in the process of review that help children that you can contact are, Camillian Home for children living with disabilities, Christian Care Foundation for Children
with Disabilities, Chaiyapruk Foundation and Foundation for Better Life of Children.
If you are going to Chiang Mai we can suggest some others also.
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Jenny Alexander(Monday, 28 July 2014 09:07)
I am a children's entertainer and have been to 4 orphanages already in Bangkok and gone through the Rotary Club South. I am fund raising at the moment and coming over in October to try and go to
every orphanage and do balloons and circus workshops for the children.
I can get in touch with them all directly as my partner is Thai but I would like to book some before I come back and wondered as you have them listed is it better to go through you and are there any
that you don't think are reputable?
Are there others that you don't have listed?
We are in the process of writing a report and then translating it to English for posting on the website.
They do have staff who can speak English.
Mental health is a big problem but not one that people like to talk about.
This charity is small and they used to receive funding from Janssen and Astra for 10 years but the funding programs have stopped as they were set for a 10 year fixed period only.
They are based in Nonthaburi/Bangkok but do have regional programs over Thailand.
Bangkok Post recently had an article mentioning Thai Family Link
Jon you may contact Lions Club of Phuket Pearl
Organizes various projects to help children, the elderly, the disabled, etc.
http://www.phuket‐lions.com
Rotary clubs will have charity projects in their areas. A Rotary club in Phuket is Rotary Club of Patong Beach http://www.rotarypatong.org/
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Jon(Wednesday, 23 October 2013 05:59)
A group of friends and colleagues here in Phuket, Thailand are ramping up for Movember - in support of Men's Health. While we are committed and passionate about the campaign, we've struggled each
year with the direction of our funding. I would appreciate very much any recommendations for local organizations in Phuket or Thailand that work in the area of Men's Health. We are interested in
advocacy, research, hospice/care. Generally, we are open to any/all organizations that are making positive impact in this area.
givingback (Monday, 28 July 2014 22:13)
What we do is gather information and do reviews on charities to give more confidence to charity supporters on those charities reviewed.
Of the ones we have reviewed or are in the process of review that help children that you can contact are, Camillian Home for children living with disabilities, Christian Care Foundation for Children with Disabilities, Chaiyapruk Foundation and Foundation for Better Life of Children.
If you are going to Chiang Mai we can suggest some others also.
Jenny Alexander (Monday, 28 July 2014 09:07)
I am a children's entertainer and have been to 4 orphanages already in Bangkok and gone through the Rotary Club South. I am fund raising at the moment and coming over in October to try and go to every orphanage and do balloons and circus workshops for the children.
I can get in touch with them all directly as my partner is Thai but I would like to book some before I come back and wondered as you have them listed is it better to go through you and are there any that you don't think are reputable?
Are there others that you don't have listed?
givingback (Thursday, 24 October 2013 22:22)
One Charity that needs urgent help is:
Thai Family Link Foundation
They run programs to strengthen those with psychiatric illness through education.
http://www.thaifamilylink.net/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Saiyaiboon
Contact: Khun Somboon Chungto
Telephone: 089-117-5283, 02-968-9659
Email: i.saiyai@hotmail.com
We are in the process of writing a report and then translating it to English for posting on the website.
They do have staff who can speak English.
Mental health is a big problem but not one that people like to talk about.
This charity is small and they used to receive funding from Janssen and Astra for 10 years but the funding programs have stopped as they were set for a 10 year fixed period only.
They are based in Nonthaburi/Bangkok but do have regional programs over Thailand.
Bangkok Post recently had an article mentioning Thai Family Link
givingback (Thursday, 24 October 2013 22:12)
Jon you may contact Lions Club of Phuket Pearl
Organizes various projects to help children, the elderly, the disabled, etc.
http://www.phuket‐lions.com
Rotary clubs will have charity projects in their areas. A Rotary club in Phuket is Rotary Club of Patong Beach http://www.rotarypatong.org/
Jon (Wednesday, 23 October 2013 05:59)
A group of friends and colleagues here in Phuket, Thailand are ramping up for Movember - in support of Men's Health. While we are committed and passionate about the campaign, we've struggled each year with the direction of our funding. I would appreciate very much any recommendations for local organizations in Phuket or Thailand that work in the area of Men's Health. We are interested in advocacy, research, hospice/care. Generally, we are open to any/all organizations that are making positive impact in this area.
Thanks in advance!