On 14 June, “UOB Heartbeat” representatives from UOB Bank came to coach our children about financial literacy, creating additional careers, and opening markets to sell products to other children in the community.

Mental and physical assessments of our children at the New Life Project in Kanchanaburi.

As a Thai national who has been formally honored in the Philippines, Khru Prateep, along with her husband Dr. Tatsuya Hata, was recently invited by the Philippine ambassador to join the 127th Anniversary of the Proclamation of Philippine Independence and Nationhood.

Khru Prateep led the DPF in talks with the Klong Toey Area Development Working Group.

The DPF is undertaking data collection on families of the DPF scholarship students in the Lock 1-2-3, Lock 4-5-6 and 70-rai communities.

On June 6, Khru Prateep, Dr. Tatsuya Hata and staff welcomed long-term DPF supporter Mr. Yasuyoshi Kojima, President of Yamakatsu Co., Ltd.

On the anniversary of his beloved mother’s passing, Mr. Komol Gambir and his family provided a special lunch for our DPF kindergarten students at the S&P flagship restaurant on 30 May.

On June 5, the Duang Prateep Foundation welcomed 16 high school students and teachers from Bush High School in the United States.

On June 3, we welcomed 25 NGO representatives from Burma and staff from the Thailand Environment Institute who visited the Duang Prateep Foundation.

On June 1, a fire broke out, destroying three houses and damaging three others, including part of the Lock 1-2-3 Children’s Center.

On May 31, Mrs. Chander Sivasriaumphai and her family visited the Duang Prateep Foundation to generously donate pizzas, snacks, milk, and raincoats for the kindergarten children.

Ms. Ladaphan Phraesrithong, Director of the Caregiver for the Elderly Project, accompanied Ms. Asana, the Japanese trainers, and 18 trainees to meet with the Director of Baan Kao School.

Opening the Door to the Future: Thai Students Prepare for Careers in Elderly Care in Japan.

On May 27, the Duang Prateep Foundation was pleased to welcome students participating in the Caregiver for the Elderly program at Baan Kao School in Kanchanaburi Province.

The “Art Workshop” activity was graciously supported by the Ban Kao National Museum.