Regular baking classes at the New Life Project in Kanchanaburi.

Operators of 22 Bangkok Metropolitan Administration pawn shops, led by Mr. Chanathip Veerapak (Director of BMA Pawn Shop Office).

H.E. Mr. Otaka Masato (Japanese Ambassador to Thailand) and his party were warmly welcomed to the foundation on 4 December by Prof. Sant Hathirat, Khru Prateep and Dr. Tatsuya Hata.

Youths from the Klong Toey slum have been participating in a weekend program to learn and play Australian Rules Football.

The AusThai Geophysical Consultants (Thailand), AustCham Thailand, and the Thailand Tigers Australian Rules Football Club (under the AFL Association) generously presented their annual educational scholarships o

A big thank-you to the ROFM Team (Financial Department) from the US Embassy.

Thirty-one students and five teachers from Singapore’s Temasek Junior College visited the Duang Prateep Foundation.

Khru Prateep and Dr. Tatsuya Hata were invited by the Ambassador of Japan, H.E. Mr. Otaka Masato, to join the occasion of the presentation of the Certificate of the Foreign Minister’s Commendation.

On 9 November, 38 staffers from a leading Singapore real estate group, “MTD & RTD”, led by Ms. Mary Tan, visited the DPF.

Staff from Save the Children (Thailand) came to the DPF to give knowledge and build understanding on “SOGIESC – Understanding LGBTIQ+.

A big thank-you and “happy birthday” to Mr. Narin Sachdev (eldest brother of Khun Chander Sivasriaumphai)

Long-term DPF friends, the “Sincere Group” from Singapore, returned on their latest annual, humanitarian visit on 7 November.

A big thank-you to Mr. Willie Gregg and all the supporters of Willies Orphan Fund who kindly sponsored 35 comfy bedding sets.

People in Germany were able to view the latest doings in the Klong Toey community as they were actually happening when two live streamers from Germany (Vani and Toni) came by the DPF on November 6.

On 5 November, sixteen staff from the Guangdong Harmony Community Foundation in China visited the DPF.