Since 1 February, 2013, Save the Children in Thailand has successfully become Save the Children International (SCI). From here onward, the office is going to be known as “Save the Children Thailand Program Office”.… Read More
On 16 November, 2012, at Okura Prestige Hotel, Save the Children in partnership with UNICEF and IKEA Thailand organized an event to mark the opening of “Soft Toys Campaign” of year 2012 inviting… Read More
In addition to the global campaign, Save the Children Thailand and UNICEF Thailand, in partnership with IKEA Thailand launch a local campaign to help Thai children in the southernmost provinces. From today till 12… Read More
Peace Train Activity: Opening the Creative Spaces in Thailand Southernmost Provinces (Pattani, Yala, and Narathiwat province) 13 – 16 October, 2012 The unrest and violent incidents that had erupted in the southern border provinces… Read More
On September 28, 2012, the UN Committee on the Rights of the Child devoted a full day of its 61st session to discuss “The rights of all children in the context of international… Read More
A short 20 minute programme on Save the Children’s Peace Train – Kampong Sunae project was produced and featured on Thai PBS. The video features some of the performances by children from the… Read More
The Peace Train brings more than 30 children aged between 10 and 18 from the southernmost border of Thailand to South Kilty, a village in the west of Thailand, two areas in… Read More
We continue to deliver school supplies to students in time for their exams. Student backpack kits and teacher classroom kits are being sent to several of the provinces that were completely inundated. Uniforms… Read More
The Save the Children team in Thailand is currently engaged in several endeavors, from its ongoing child protection work, to supporting children’s voices as they address policymakers in Vietnam, to engaging in the… Read More
There is a very nice article in today’s Bangkok Post, titled ‘The Kids Come First‘ featuring Mr. Sanphasit Koompraphant discussing his life as a child right’s advocate. Mr. Sanphasit has been a friend… Read More
