Promote educational opportunities for poor children and develop ideas for children, parents and guardians.

In 1983, the Oha Nashi Caravan Puppet shows from Japan came to perform for children in the Bangkok slum communities. The children were very interested in the simple shows and fun storytelling with puppetry, whi

Duang Prateep Kindergarten traces its origins back to the “One Baht-a Day School” started by Khru Prateep Ungsongtham and her elder sister, Khru Mingporn, in 1968. In 1976, this school was accepted to be under

This rehabilitation project started in 1996 in Kanchanaburi province to help girls and female youths who had been abused physically and/or sexually, including being forced into prostitution. It also now offers

The drug problem is increasing in severity among children and youths. The current problems among youths are; dropping out of school, not want to study, teenage mother or unplanned pregnancy, etc. This project w

To enable poor children and youths to have personal status and receive welfare rights from the state.

From the fact that their children have to go to work from morning until night, some families have to go out to work in remote areas for long periods of time, only to return or not come back at all.

One problem of the Khlong Toei slum community is fire on average 5-6 times a year. Duang Prateep Foundation joins with the community leaders to set up a project. “Khlong Toei Resist Fire Project” in 1990. Ther

The project focuses on promoting and supporting communities, schools, temples, organizations, and agencies by providing funding, information, and knowledge, as well as coordinating efforts between relevant gove

This project starts in 1986 to support children and youths suffering from addiction problems by providing them with physical and mental rehabilitation using natural therapy. The project also now accepts childre

This rehabilitation project started in 1996 in Kanchanaburi province to help girls and female youths who had been abused physically and/or sexually, including being forced into prostitution. It also now offers

or the people easy to call “The Klong Toey Credit Union” was set up as a safe alternative to the exploitative loan-shark system that previously dominated the informal economy of the slum.