In recognition of her selfless contribution to the care of the frail and infirm, Khun Boonma has been honoured with Thailand’s “Outstanding Elderly Care-Giver Award” for 2568 (2025) by the Department of Health of the Ministry of Public Health, after receiving similar awards for Klong Toey district a

In the latest academic year, four of our dedicated kindergarten teachers attained success in their studies.

On March 12, we welcomed the Bangkok Governor, Mr. Chadchart Sittipunt, to join the volunteer activity “Share is CARE – Youth in Action, Compassion in Motion” at Duang Prateep Kindergarten.

On March 13, the Duang Prateep Kindergarten organized a graduation ceremony for 60 departing students. Presiding over the ceremony was the Director of Klong Toey District, Mr. Bumrung Samneang-ngam, who presented the graduates with their certificates as well as offering his congratulations and words

Since she came to live at the DPF’s New Life Project (NLPK) rehabilitation home for abused or abandoned children, Ms. Kanitha Chaiyothin (“May”) has always dreamed of becoming a nurse.

On March 4 and 5, the Duang Prateep Kindergarten organized a two-day farewell camp for the departing 60 students of Kindergarten Level 3.

A series of pilot art engagement workshops called CREATIVE PLAY kicked off in February at the DPF with the goal to introduce ten students, aged 10 to 13, to high quality reading materials, which they can use as a basis to develop different art activities, such as portraits, collage, pop-up cards, po

The Rotary Club of Shwe Bangkok, most of whose members are Myanmar nationals with businesses in Thailand, visited the DPF on February 28 to present educational scholarships to 10 Klong Toey children.

On February 26, we had the pleasure of welcoming 35 students from The Urban School of Sciences Po in France to the Duang Prateep Foundation.

In the early morning hours of February 12, residents of Pattana Mai Community were shaken from their sleep by the always feared noises of a serious fire flaring up among their densely packed homes.

On February 11, the Duang Prateep Kindergarten joined a school safety project implemented by the office of the Bangkok Governor, entitled “Safe Schools, Fire-Free with Innovations from Food Waste”.

On February 10, the Duang Prateep Foundation warmly welcomed our long-term supporter, Ms. Chander Sivasriaumphai, and her party comprising Mrs. Usha and Mr. Lalit Mutreja, Mr. Jun Prasad, and Mr. Avi Sivasriaumphai.

In its 10th consecutive year of successful operation, the "Stay Safe, Wear a Helmet to School" project distributed its 10,996th safety helmet to schoolchildren across 15 schools in Rayong Province.

On 28 and 29 January, the foundation was pleased to welcome 125 Japanese students from Kansai University High School who were here to learn about the realities of life in slum communities.

On 28 January, the DPF kindergarten students embarked on a day of delights at the Suan Siam Amusement Park.