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Kids Got to School and Les Amis de l'Orphelinat de Pattaya receive the Gala Dinner 2024 donation

The Franco-Thai Chamber of Commerce is delighted to contribute to the endeavors of two wonderful charities, Kids Got to School and Les Amis de l'Orphelinat de Pattaya receive the Gala Dinner 2024 donation.

Kids Go to School

Project Overview

Kids and their families support the studies of kids from the slums of Khlong Toei who face economic and social difficulties. With this help we can sponsor tuition fees, uniforms, school materials and activities. Currently we help more than 100 kids from kinder garden until university.

Background

The economic struggles of families in the slum motivated our community, the xavarian missionaries, to sponsors kids in theri studies so that they can thrive and find opportunities through their studies that can contribute to the development of their families and their community.

Objectives

• Fund the studies of kids willing to comtinue studying but whose families cannot afford or have difficulties so that the economic aspect is not a obstacle.
• Integral Development. We want to follow closely the process of these children and offer opportunities to grow in a human, spiritual, community as well as academic way.
• We want to support the studies of the kids as much as possible, even university or later of finding a job. We want to offer them opportunities and options for their future.

Les Amis de l'Orphelinat de Pattaya

Project Overview

Human Help Network Foundation Thailand (HHNFT) was established in May 2008. Since its establishment, Les amis de l’Orphelinat de Pattaya has been playing a significant role as one of the strongest partner and benefactor to HHNFT. HHNFT has various projects helping the underprivileged including the CPDC.

CHILD PROTECTION AND DEVELOPMENT CENTER (CPDC)

Child Protection and Development Center (CPDC) is the first and only privatized protection center for child victims in Eastern region of Thailand. CPDC has been providing help and support to underprivileged, sexually abused, violence, exploitation and human trafficking victims. CPDC provides holistic help and support to children 5-18 years of age by the multidisciplinary team with integrity in accordance with laws, legislation, principles and guidelines. CPDC provides superior rehabilitation and development with 1 full-time professional psychologist, 4 licensed social workers, 1 certified nurse and a well-trained and very committed team of staff in a “loving and family-like” environment.

Unlike other shelters, CPDC extends its support to children although they exceed the age of 18 via vocational diploma and university scholarships. For many of the occasions, CPDC accepted cases beyond government and private shelters’ capability such as children who were severely abused and children with disorder.