The foundation is participating in a unique job creation initiative for poor people with Atlas Energy plc (LPG Gas and PT brand cooking gas).

Sirintip Phasuk (daughter of former volunteer Eva Lang Phasuk) and her friend visited the DPF on August 21.

Our annual co-operation with the Royal Police Cadet Academy kicked off on 28 August when eight police cadet students came to the DPF to learn about the lives of society’s poor.

Khru Prateep joined the “2nd National Education Assembly” under the concept “All for Education”.

Eighteen students and lecturers from Singapore Management University visited the DPF.

On August 15 at the DPF, Khru Prateep gave a presentation to students and lecturers from the Faculty of Architecture, Chulalongkorn University.

The foundation was honored to welcome the Minister of the Embassy of Japan, Mr. Tatsushi Nishioka, and his family on 16 August.

The DPF kindergarten organized a “Mothers’ Day” ceremony for students and their parents and guardians.

Mr. Satpal Sachdew, Mrs. Chander Sivasriaumphai and other family members celebrated his birthday on 7 August.

Korean culture arrived at the Kanchanaburi New Life Project.

Mr. Narong, Chearavanont, Vice Chairman of the Executive Committee of CP Group, administrators and staff came to the DPF to cook and distribute 4,000 lunch boxes and sacks of rice.

A group of UNESCO representatives to join the candle procession with the children.

30 international students engaged in the program “APRU SDG Education for Global Citizenship,”.

Khru Prateep and Dr. Tatsuya Hata welcomed Sister Debbie and Elder John Farmer, humanitarian specialists from the Foundation of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

On 18th July, Khru Prateep, DPF teachers, kindergarten students, elderly citizens, parents and guardians joined the annual candle procession ceremony to mark the beginning of the Buddhist Rains Retreat (in lieu of 21st July).