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Passing on wheelchairs to pass on opportunities for life ♿💙
Case: Uncle Ean from Krabi Province, classified as disability type 5, has weak legs and difficulty walking independently, requiring close assistance from a caregiver. The Foundation for Children and Persons with Disabilities, with deep concern and empathy for his difficult situation, has provided a wheelchair for “Uncle Ean” to support his mobility. This wheelchair will also help caregivers transport him to hospitals and other places, easing daily hardships and improving the


One meal of care and kindness — filling both the hearts of the giver and the receiver 🥰
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to Ms. Kantima Chambandabongse for kindly sponsoring a meal for children and members of the Montagnard refugee community from Vietnam (recognized by the United Nations), as well as underprivileged children in the Bang Yai Kao community. Thank you for being part of sharing fullness and warmth with the children. 🍽️ This meal included omelet rice with ham and shrimp, omelet rice with sausage, spaghetti with tomato sauce, along with


Because love is giving 🥰We are happy for all the recipients.
The Foundation for Children and Persons with Disabilities rewarded students with visual impairments at Pattaya Redemptorist School for the Blind for their dedication to studying hard and being well-behaved throughout the semester by organizing a special snack meal. The special treats included bubble milk tea and fried meatballs—items the children love but do not often get to enjoy. We would like to sincerely thank Mr. Lin for kindly sponsoring this meal for the children. Ever


🎉 Announcement of the 5 Finalists ❗️
🎉 Announcement of the 5 Finalists ❗️ Undergraduate Level (Bachelor’s Degree) or equivalent Miss Nichakan Leesakul, Year 2, Thammasat University Miss Rawisara Chamroenrak, Year 4, Chandrakasem Rajabhat University Mr. Phitsunulak Kotuta, Year 2, Ubon Ratchathani Rajabhat University Mr. Apichai Ngoentui, Year 3, Chiang Mai University Miss Arisa Yomrat, Year 4, Thammasat University The order of names does not reflect ranking or scores. The top 3 finalists for the final round wil


🎉 Announcement of the 5 Finalists ❗️
🎉 Announcement of the 5 Finalists ❗️ Lower Secondary Level Miss Natthida Ngammee, Grade 2, Chumchon Loet Phinit Pittayakhom School, Pathum Thani Province Miss Pawara Sirapat Sa, Grade 2, Suratthani School, Surat Thani Province Master Ratchanon Kaikol, Grade 3, Ban Bueng “Industrial Anukroh” School, Chonburi Province Miss Narisara Phannanaen, Grade 3, Piyamaharachalai School, Nakhon Phanom Province Miss Naracha Rittidet, Grade 3, Phatthalung School, Phatthalung Province Upper


🎉 Announcement of the 5 Finalists! ❗️
🎉 Announcement of the Final 5 Selected Candidates ❗️ Primary Level (Lower Primary) Miss Jinwara Khrutchan, Grade 3, Ban Nong Makha School, Lopburi Province Miss Nichaphat Chansai, Grade 3, Ban Wang Woen School, Sakon Nakhon Province Miss Kanitsorn Palatkong, Grade 3, Wat Thewasunthon School, Bangkok Master Thorathip Khumphai, Grade 3, San Pa Tong (Suwannaratr Wittayakarn) School, Chiang Mai Province Miss Aewika Yookoh, Grade 3, Anuban Pua Interkids School, Nan Province Upper


❤️ Doi Party — A colorful celebration of the New Year & Children’s Day
The Foundation for Children and Persons with Disabilities, in collaboration with the Non-Formal and Informal Education Office, Rong Kwang District, organized the New Year and Children’s Day 2026 celebration for children and members of the Mlabri (Tong Luang) ethnic community at Ban Huai Ho Hom Pattana, Phrae Province. The event created smiles and laughter through performances, games, and sports activities, along with chances to win gifts and many prizes. We would like to shar


Because a “wheelchair” is an opportunity for a better quality of life 🥰
Case: Master Apivat, 10 years old, from Nakhon Ratchasima Province, has a physical disability affecting mobility and is in need of a foldable wheelchair. The Foundation for Children and Persons with Disabilities would like to express sincere gratitude to Teacher Pornsiri Thongphan, Teacher Angsana Wiboonchart, Sirichai Krongkrieng (OSK119), and Nattanan Sariko (OSK133) for kindly sponsoring a wheelchair for “Master Apivat” in Nakhon Ratchasima. This wheelchair will support hi


Because of the words… “I’ve never seen a train!!!”
Creating the “Merit Bridge from City to Mountain,” fulfilling the dreams of 21 children from the Mlabri and Hmong ethnic groups. The Foundation for Children and Persons with Disabilities supported all expenses for the children to participate in the Denchai Mini Marathon 2025 “all items,” including registration fees, transportation, accommodation, and meals. This was to give the children an opportunity to take part in a charitable activity to support blind students. A small st


Full stomachs, warm hearts, and shared smiles for the children 🥰
The Foundation for Children and Persons with Disabilities would like to express its sincere gratitude to Khun Kajornrat for kindly sponsoring a special meal for the children at the Wat Sisuk Community Early Childhood Development Center. We hope all the children are happy and enjoy this special meal. 🍜 The menu included clear noodle soup with meatballs and cake. Everyone is welcome to support and contribute to the “merit fund” at:Kasikorn Bank, Account No. 209-833-602-0Accoun


So heartwarming 🥰🙏Nong Man Ni said she had never eaten Kuay Jap before—this was her first time trying it, and she really enjoyed it and said it was very delicious.
The Foundation for Children and Persons with Disabilities provided a special meal for underprivileged children of the Mani ethnic group living in the forest in La-ngu District, Satun Province. We hope all the children are happy and enjoy this special meal. 🍜 The special meal included kuay jap (rice noodle soup), cake, bananas, and yogurt drinks. The Foundation would also like to express its sincere gratitude to Mr. Chokchai Ngunsiri for kindly sponsoring this meal, ensuring


One wheelchair = one new opportunity in life ❤️
We would like to express our sincere gratitude to all generous donors who kindly sponsored 5 wheelchairs for children with disabilities at the Special Education Center of Chaiyaphum Province. These wheelchairs will enable the children to move more easily and allow teachers and caregivers to safely transport them to various learning and activity areas, helping to improve and develop their quality of life. We also extend our thanks to Teacher Chomphu from the Special Education
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