On 2 July, Khru Prateep, DPF Manager and Head of Sponsorship took Kriangkrai Palasonthi to thank his scholarship sponsor, Mr. Narong Chearavanont. Kriangkrai graduated from King Mongkut’s University of Technology North Bangkok (KMUTNB) with a Doctor of Philosophy, Information and Communication Techn

In the evening of 2 July, Khru Prateep and Mr. Robert Wison (a long-term American friend and supporter of the DPF) joined other well-wishers in celebrating the 248th Anniversary of the Independence of the United States of America.

June 29 was Family Relationship Day at the New Life Project Kanchanaburi (NLPK).

Ms. Suphasri Wateerattanaphanich (“Pang”), a youth at our New Life Project for abused and abandoned children (NLPK), is now studying at Bang Sai Arts and Crafts Center Aquarium in Ayutthaya Province to develop her talent in art

H.E. Mr. Masato Otaka (Japanese Ambassador), Mr. Atsushi Nishioka (Minister) and Mr. Akiyoshi Suzuki (First Secretary) recently welcomed to the embassy Khru Prateep, Khun Ladaphan and 16 recently graduated students of the Care-Givers for the Elderly Project, together with school and university repre

Our 2024 ceremony for Teacher Appreciation Day, when students pay respect to their teachers, took place on 27 June

On June 25, Ms. Inju Lee and Ms. Inhwa Lee of the Korean Influencers and Scissors Family visited the DPF to provide free haircuts for 30 lucky elderly people. In addition, they distributed lunch, ice-cream and coffee to the elderly, and also lunch and ice-cream to the kindergarten students. Thank yo

Mr. Varat Ransibrahmanakul is another Georgetown University student who is currently volunteering with us until 24 June. Khun Varat is teaching basic English language to the primary-level students at the Chumchon Moobaan Pattana School who greatly appreciate his creative lessons and fun learning sty

The 5th training course of the Care-Givers for the Elderly Project launched on 18 June, presided over by Kanchanaburi Governor, Mr. Wutthipong Supakwanich. Sixteen students are undertaking the course conducted by six expert Japanese trainers. They comprise high school students from Kanchanaburi prov

“Serviam” is Bangkok Mater Dei School’s proud Latin motto, which in English means “I will serve”. True to this philosophy, thirteen of their Grade 12 students came to the DPF on June 15 to create a fun day of activities for 30 of our sponsored primary students, who are members of our “Every Other Sa

Congratulations to Mr. Sarawut Yodthum (Wut), a youth from our New Life Project (Chumporn), who has successfully won entry to Silpakorn University, Sanamchandra Palace Campus, in Nakhon Prathom Province. He will continue his studies in a Bachelor Degree course majoring in Geography. Sarawut’s educat

Thank you to Mr. Kazuki Yano and the Kawahara and Fujikawa families, who came to the DPF on 20 June to entertain our kindergarten students and senior citizen club members with mime shows, musical recitals, singalongs, and karate demonstrations. There was also plenty of opportunities for the kids and

The 5th training course of the Care-Givers for the Elderly Project launched on 18 June, presided over by Kanchanaburi Governor, Mr. Wutthipong Supakwanich. Sixteen students are undertaking the course conducted by six expert Japanese trainers. They comprise high school students from Kanchanaburi prov

We warmly welcome Ms. Claire Berger (DPF’s English Program Coordinator) and her family back to Thailand. She will stay in Thailand from 30 May – 15 June, engaging in many activities with children in the community. She will also give recommendations to DPF’s English-speaking volunteer teachers, who t

Serviam” is Bangkok Mater Dei School’s proud Latin motto, which in English means “I will serve”. True to this philosophy, thirteen of their Grade 12 students came to the DPF on June 15 to create a fun day of activities for 30 of our sponsored primary students, who are members of our “Every Other Sat