Two more of our scholarship students, Ms. Thanpapat Kamsai and Mr. Natthawat Boonprom, Grade 7 students at Chumchon Moobanpattana School.

We congratulate the four children at our New Life Project (Kanchanaburi) who will move on from their high school studies to higher education levels in the next academic year.

Mr. Chukieat Klangklin graduate with a Bachelor of Engineering degree in Electrical and Computer Engineering from King Mongkut’s University of Technology, North Bangkok.

On March 5 and 6, the Duang Prateep Kindergarten organized a two-day farewell camp for the departing 42 students of Kindergarten Level 3.

On March 6, we are pleased to welcome twenty-eight Japanese students from Kyoto Shiritsu Saikyo High School who were keen to see the activities of the DPF.

The NLPK children watched a movie and shared their thoughts and ideas, with Khun Claire Berger and Khun Jane Curran joining to listen and provide feedback.

Excitement filled the air at Chumchon Moobaanpattana School on February 28 as a talent quest took place at the school.

On February 26, a meeting was held at the Ministry of Transport. On February 26, a meeting was held at the Ministry of Transport to address the concerns of Klong Toey community people about the upcoming redevelopment of the Port Authority land on which the community is built. Meeting participants

Congratulations to Dr. Kriangkrai Palasonthi on earning his Doctorate degree.

On February 24, children from the Duang Prateep Foundation, Lock 1-2-3 Children’s Center, and Pattanamai Children’s Center visited Khao Kheow Open Zoo

Annual work summary of the staff at the Duang Prateep Foundation for the year 2024.

On February 14, Khru Prateep participated in the event “Safe Love-No Violence in Family.

the Duang Prateep Foundation and Community Organizations Development Institute (CODI)

On February 11-12, we were pleased to welcome Mr. Jan-Willem Paijens to the New Life Project in Chumporn.

On January 29 we were pleased to welcome eight staff members from the Community Liaison Office and the US Embassy On January 29 we were pleased to welcome eight staff members from the Community Liaison Office and the US Embassy who were keen to see the activities of the DPF kindergarten, includin