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About Thailand

Sawasdee ka/krub! That is how you say “hello” in Thai, the official language of Thailand. Visitors are drawn to its beautiful beaches, ancient temples, and vibrant markets. Yet many children still face poverty, abuse, and lack of opportunity.

Country Stats

Churches using Compassion Causes

26

Children served

7712

Fun Fact

Thailand is the only Southeast Asian country that was never colonized by a European power.

New Causes

Causes in Thailand

Nature's Thread: Woven Fabrics with Authentic Natural Lines
Nature's Thread: Woven Fabrics with Authentic Natural Lines
Nature's Thread: Woven Fabrics with Authentic Natural Lines
Nature's Thread: Woven Fabrics with Authentic Natural Lines
Nature's Thread: Woven Fabrics with Authentic Natural Lines
Nature's Thread: Woven Fabrics with Authentic Natural Lines
Nature's Thread: Woven Fabrics with Authentic Natural Lines
Nature's Thread: Woven Fabrics with Authentic Natural Lines
Nature's Thread: Woven Fabrics with Authentic Natural Lines
Nature's Thread: Woven Fabrics with Authentic Natural Lines
Thailand

Nature's Thread: Woven Fabrics with Authentic Natural Lines

$0 of $1,787 raised
Urgent
Children actively engaged in sewing activities.
Preparing to start sewing.
Practicing sewing skills with dedication.
Children practicing their sewing techniques.
Children honing their sewing skills through practice.
Children engaged in practicing sewing skills.
Children engaging in practical sewing exercises.
Practice sewing
Thailand

Threads of Opportunity: Name Embroidery Skill Training with Electric Sewing Machines

$0 of $1,355 raised
Children await their turn to place the charcoal into the basin, symbolizing community involvement and future generations' connection to sustainable energy practices.
Children help prepare the machine to press the charcoal, showcasing their active participation and learning in sustainable energy generation
Children wait patiently as the coal is prepared to be placed into the basin, symbolizing their involvement and anticipation in the community’s sustainable energy activity.
A child is carefully picking up charcoal, highlighting their active participation and curiosity in sustainable resource use.
Put the charcoal briquettes into a basin.
Preparing the Power: Eco-Friendly Briquettes Ready for Action
Raw and Ready: Uncompressed Charcoal
Thailand

EcoGlow Briquettes: Clean Heat, Sustainable Future for Children

$0 of $1,355 raised
The current kitchen is located near the entrance to the bedroom.
Old but reliable rice cooker
The layout of the kitchen is disproportionate.
There is a lack of proper and hygienic storage space for vegetables.
Insufficient and unsafe storage options for vegetables pose hygiene concerns.
Thailand

Empowering Futures: Fundraising for a Kitchen to Support Young Football Players

$0 of $1,355 raised
Urgent
Cutting oranges into small pieces to facilitate processing.
Taking action: Preparing herbs for processing.
Children and youth actively participating in activities.
Sample of the finished processed herbal product.
Raw materials used in the herbal processing project.
Thailand

Herbal Harvest: Empowering Youth and Community Through Sustainable Processing

$0 of $2,118 raised
Urgent
Overview of the camp at Ban Nong Chet Nuea Church
Children in the project learned how to weave bags and baskets.
Children in the basic weaving training program
Children learn the Pwak Nyaw musical instrument (Tena Ku).
Children learn how to cook traditional food of the Pwa Kae Nyaw tribe.
Children learn to embroider traditional patterns.
Children learn to weave in various forms.
Children learn how to dye cotton.
Children learn how to make local desserts.
Children learn the traditional Thai dance called "Ram Krab Mai"
Thailand

Embracing Heritage: Learning and Celebrating Tribal Culture

$0 of $1,251 raised
Urgent

Check out this progress update from a church who completed their cause.

Interior view of a barbershop

Men's Haircutting Club Project

Thank you to all supporters of the Men's Barbershop Club project. It is currently approximately 80% complete. The delay has been caused by the rainy season, which has affected the transportation of materials and equipment. However, the training courses tailored for youth in the community have been planned, and instructors have been connected and agreed upon. We are optimistic that the construction and training will be successfully completed soon.

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