Tee Lek and Pear doing homework. Both are doing well at school and have passed all their exams.


It's term break again!
Thanks to everyone for your support. There are many reasons why children may not go to school in Thailand. Your support helps and encourages them to continue to attend school regularly.

Odet currently assists 9 children from Primary School to University to continue their schooling.  

Back to school



A new school year has just begun in Thailand and Odet has started to assist Suwanan who is ten years old and attends school with her sister Mae at a local temple school in rural Nakorn Pathom.
Despite a free education system in Thailand, many caregivers cannot afford the hidden costs.
Odet currently assists nine children in Kanchanaburi and Nakorn Pathom, with various needs, to attend regular school.

School's Out!

Pear, above, has just returned home from school after a tough exam week for the end of the school year. when school reopens she will be in her third year of high school.

Sprint now in his final week of class 5 of primary school. He has one more year to go before entering high school.

Recent changes to the education system have centralized bureaucracy and cut funding for the final three years of high school. It means that fewer students will be able to afford to study further for higher education.