This project will hire one dedicated general practitioner to work in Mae La Refugee Camp, in partnership with Tha Song Yang Hospital. We will fund the doctor's salary and daily transport for an initial 6 months, with a goal of extending to 12 months. The doctor will provide daily care for around 200 outpatients and 50 inpatients, manage tuberculosis, HIV, and maternal health cases, and respond to seasonal outbreaks-restoring a stable medical bridge for 36,000 refugees.
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Bank Name: ธนาคารกรุงเทพ (Bangkok Bank)
Branch: อาคารยาคูลท์ สนามเป้า (Yakult Building Sanampao)
Account Name: มูลนิธิอาสาสมัครนานาชาติในประเทศไทย (Foundation of International Volunteers in Thailand)
Account No.: 210-0-25948-6
Bangkok Bank's SWIFT code: BKKBTHBK
Become a force for peace through continuous support.
Your monthly donations are our greatest source of support, allowing us to maintain stable activities from a long-term perspective.
Become a force for peace through continuous support.
Your monthly donations are our greatest source of support, allowing us to maintain stable activities from a long-term perspective.
2,000 THB (One-time donation): Can provide a scholarship for one child of incarcerated parents in Thailand, ensuring they have the opportunity to continue their education and build a better future.
1,000 THB/month for 1 year: Can provide 2 months of vocational training (such as tailoring and carpentry) to help former child soldiers reintegrate into society. (Uganda)
30,000 THB (One-time donation): Can fund the deployment of one doctor for an entire month to the Mae La refugee camp on the Thai-Myanmar border, delivering essential medical treatment to those in urgent need.
This project empowers and supports former child soldiers in Uganda so they can be reintegrated into a community. Former child soldiers were abducted by a rebel group when they were children, forced to fight, and have immensely suffered because they are often discriminated against by communities and economically vulnerable. We provide them with vocational training and support for income generation activity as well as phycosocial support and basic education, aiming that they can be self-reliant.
As the Japanese NGO working in conflict/disaster-affected areas for world peace since 2001, victims of the crisis in DR Congo should not be ignored. We assist those affected but struggling to live a better life, especially women and children. Giving vocational skills training such as tailoring to help them lead a self-sufficient life and provide financial and material assistance to children. We wish everyone a bright future.
Karamoja region of Uganda, East Africa, is classified as one of the world's poorest areas. Nearly half the population is on the brink of starvation due to high food prices caused by the war in Ukraine and drought caused by climate change. We will provide emergency relief such as food, water, medicine, and other essential supplies to the most vulnerable individuals in the region and support their agricultural activities to increase their resilience in the long term.
Your donations are carefully utilized for our self-reliance support projects overseas, domestic awareness campaigns, and organizational operating expenses.
Credit cards and PayPal are available for both monthly and one-time support. For one-time donations, PromptPay can also be used.
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