Congratulations to Ms. Waranya (“Am”) Jongsaeng from our New Life Project (Kanchanaburi) who, while studying her final year of high school in Japan, also excelled in the traditional Japanese martial art sport of “Naginata-do”.

On December 10, Khru Prateep and Dr. Tatsuya Hata welcomed to the foundation nine monks from Japan’s Tendaishu Hyogo Temple, a long-term supporter of the DPF.

On 9 December, some of our DPF students had the rare opportunity to attend an international sporting event.

On December 9, the Duang Prateep Foundation welcomed a delegation of aged care facility entrepreneurs.

We welcomed Ms. Alix Sue Bishop, our long-term supporter from Canada, along with her friends Ms. Lila Yee, Ms. Wendy Yee, and Ms. Sylvia Johnston, who visited DPF from 16–25 November.

During 12-21 November, the playground at the DPF kindergarten was renovated.

Forty employees of Coca-Cola carried out volunteer activities at the Duang Prateep Foundation (DPF) from November 18-20 as part of the Swire Coca-Cola Global Service Trip Program.

On 17 November, we were delighted to welcome Ms. Christina Axel, the coordinator from the “INSAMLINGSSTIFTELSEN MITT FADDERBARN” and her family.

We were delighted to welcome Mr. Jerrome Chan and the Sincere Group from Singapore on November 10, who were here on their annual visit to meet the students whose educational scholarships they support.

Khru Prateep and the Duang Prateep Foundation staff recently hosted a merit-making and prayer ceremony in honor of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother, who sadly passed away at the end of October.

The Duang Prateep Foundation would like to thank Ms. Dorcas and Mr. Paul Tan from Singapore.

Khru Prateep was invited to give a presentation on “Charitable Service: Strategy, Direction and Lessons Learned” at the Bangkok Marriott Marquis Queen’s Park Hotel on 31 October.

From October 8–29, 2025, 22 Thai youths from the Immanuel Orchestra traveled to Japan for the Immanuel Orchestra Tour 2025, which was organized by “Shine for You Foundation”.

From October 8–29, 2025, 22 Thai youths from the Immanuel Orchestra traveled to Japan for the Immanuel Orchestra Tour 2025, which was organized by “Shine for You Foundation”.

The ‘Miss Thailand International’ pageant has the objective of identifying and celebrating women of beauty and outstanding capability who involve themselves in public service and serve as a role model for society.