From August 8-12, we were delighted to welcome the Japanese Study Tour group led by Professor Furukawa.

The New Life Project at Kanchanaburi has just completed its second harvest of delicious date fruits from their palm orchard.

The DPF is sadly farewelling a good friend in Ms. Vanessa Runnalls, a former Senior Advisor to USAID.

As live firefights raged between Thai and Cambodian military forces on the two countries’ shared border, thousands of local civilians were evacuated to safer areas.

As the residents of Nong Mai Community slept soundly just prior to 2 am on 25 July, a fire broke out among the densely packed houses.

16 changemaker students from Singapore Management University (SMU), in collaboration with Bamboo Builders, visited the Duang Prateep Foundation (DPF).

On July 23, the Duang Prateep Foundation (DPF) welcomed 70 visitors from the “Pilgrim Community.”

On July 21, international participants from the APRU SDG Education for Global Citizenship Program, 40 students representing 16 universities and 12 countries, visited the Duang Prateep Foundation (DPF) from Chulalongkorn University.

Developing skills and stimulating the mind through handcrafted work, this inspiring initiative provides a source of income for elderly members of the community.

Dongsadao Village, a small Karen community in Kanchanaburi Province has no access to electricity.

The “Nithan Caravan” team from the Duang Prateep Foundation brought joy directly to the children at Ban Thung Sala School in Kanchanaburi Province.

Students at Ban Huai Nam Khao School in Kanchanaburi had a fantastic time participating in the “Nithan Caravan” program.

The Krab Yai Rotary Club took part in the “Nithan Caravan” project, engaging in a variety of meaningful activities.

The “Nithan Caravan” team from the Duang Prateep Foundation arrived with a truckload of joy.

The “Nithan Caravan” from the Duang Prateep Foundation brought smiles and laughter to the students at Ban Wang Takhian School.