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Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume 5 | 2021
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Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume 4 2020
A Girl’s Story from Keep Girls Safe, Miss Pin
A Girl's Story: Pin I have 7 siblings which I am the 5th. My mother became a single mom of 7 children right after my father passed away. She worked very hard to raise her children. She worked at her small farm or sometimes she was hired by others to help out on their...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume3 2020
We are pleased to share the KGS Newsletter Q3, 2020 with you! As the government eases the lockdown to phrase 5, both government and private sectors are back on operation again but must follow the regulation of a new normal procedure to prevent the spreading of...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume2 2020
Over the past few months it had been a challenge for our girls and staff to get adjusted to the new norm of wearing masks, constantly sanitizing and washing hands, keeping social distances and having regular temperature checks. But these are things we are now all...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume 1 2020
We are delighted to share with you our very first newsletter covering the Keep Girls Safe (KGS) project. This project was established by ADRA Thailand in 2004 in response to human trafficking crisis affecting many vulnerable and marginalize ethnic minority girls in...
From a Housewife to an Ambitious Entrepreneur
Bar Nu’s family depended solely on her husband’s income as she had no employment. It wasn’t easy to cover the household expenses and her son’s school fees with one income. Because of the family’s economic struggles, Bar Nu wanted to learn a new skill to help support...
ADRA AND ADVENTIST MISSION IN THAILAND LEND SUPPORT TO GLOBAL EDUCATION CAMPAIGN
THAILAND (December 11, 2019) – Following the official launch of the global advocacy campaign, Every Child. Everywhere. In School., held at the General Conference’s Annual Council in October, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) and the Thailand Adventist...
A Passionate Teacher’s Aspiration
Theramu Paw Moo, 59, a mother of four children, was born in Kai Der Village, Kai Der District, Kler Lwee Hlu Township. Being born in a poor family, life was very difficult for Theramu Paw Moo. “I didn’t have enough food to eat,” she recalls. The difficult life of...
Reducing Non-Communicable Diseases Risks through a Joint Health Project of Mission Hospital and ADRA Thailand
On Wednesday, August 14, 2019, Dr. Anchee, Manager of Mission Hospital Wellness Center, shared the results of each participant who signed up to join the health project at the project trial phase closure meeting. Mission Hospital in collaboration with ADRA...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume 5 | 2021
...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume 4 2020
A Girl’s Story from Keep Girls Safe, Miss Pin
A Girl's Story: Pin I have 7 siblings which I am the 5th. My mother became a single mom of 7 children right after my father passed away. She worked very hard to raise her children. She worked at her small farm or sometimes she was hired by others to help out on their...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume3 2020
We are pleased to share the KGS Newsletter Q3, 2020 with you! As the government eases the lockdown to phrase 5, both government and private sectors are back on operation again but must follow the regulation of a new normal procedure to prevent the spreading of...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume2 2020
Over the past few months it had been a challenge for our girls and staff to get adjusted to the new norm of wearing masks, constantly sanitizing and washing hands, keeping social distances and having regular temperature checks. But these are things we are now all...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume 1 2020
We are delighted to share with you our very first newsletter covering the Keep Girls Safe (KGS) project. This project was established by ADRA Thailand in 2004 in response to human trafficking crisis affecting many vulnerable and marginalize ethnic minority girls in...
From a Housewife to an Ambitious Entrepreneur
Bar Nu’s family depended solely on her husband’s income as she had no employment. It wasn’t easy to cover the household expenses and her son’s school fees with one income. Because of the family’s economic struggles, Bar Nu wanted to learn a new skill to help support...
ADRA AND ADVENTIST MISSION IN THAILAND LEND SUPPORT TO GLOBAL EDUCATION CAMPAIGN
THAILAND (December 11, 2019) – Following the official launch of the global advocacy campaign, Every Child. Everywhere. In School., held at the General Conference’s Annual Council in October, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) and the Thailand Adventist...
A Passionate Teacher’s Aspiration
Theramu Paw Moo, 59, a mother of four children, was born in Kai Der Village, Kai Der District, Kler Lwee Hlu Township. Being born in a poor family, life was very difficult for Theramu Paw Moo. “I didn’t have enough food to eat,” she recalls. The difficult life of...
Reducing Non-Communicable Diseases Risks through a Joint Health Project of Mission Hospital and ADRA Thailand
On Wednesday, August 14, 2019, Dr. Anchee, Manager of Mission Hospital Wellness Center, shared the results of each participant who signed up to join the health project at the project trial phase closure meeting. Mission Hospital in collaboration with ADRA...
May Sue Wai: A Woman on the Rise to Entrepreneurship
ADRA Thailand offers 6 advanced Vocational Training (VT) courses to refugees in 7 camps along the ThaiMyanmar border. Upon completion of one of the VT courses, graduates of the program who are interested in continuing to advance their skills and apply their knowledge...
Stateless: Being a Foreigner in a Country Where You Are Born and Speak the Language
Statelessness: Being a Foreigner in a Country Where You Are Born and Speak the Language Thailand, known for its exotic beauty and culture, has been a travel destination for tourists all over the world. Its beauty is a charm to both tourists and locals. While the...
UNHCR welcomes move by Thailand to grant citizenship to boys and coach rescued from cave
Increased OH&S for Factories in Mae Sot
Khaow is a human resource supervisor at one of the many garment factories in Mae Sot, Thailand. Khaow is a human resource supervisor at one of the many garment factories in Mae Sot, Thailand. Like many factories in the area, they make garments of all kinds. The...
Triumph for Artee
We have been following Artees journey over the past year as we have assisted her in applying for Thai Citizenship, which began long before ADRA or UNHCRs involvement.Artee first began preparing documents eight years ago before submitting for full nationality 4 years...
ADRA Reaches More at Community Event
Last week, the Community Sensitisation Project attended a community outreach event to spread ADRAs reach in areas with high amounts of statelessness. The event was held at a local school about 2.5 hours north-west of Mae Chan (near the Thai-Myanmar Border in Northern...
Southern Thailand Flooding Wreaks Havoc After Torrential Downpour
The situation became severe in January 2017 as increased rainfall became torrential, causing severe flooding across twelve provinces in Southern Thailand. This is the worst flooding that Thailand has seen in thirty years, causing more damage and destruction than even...
Repairing Lives
La Hea grew up in the Karen state of Myanmar on a small farm. His parents taught him how to grow rice and tend to chilli plants, look after the chickens and fix things when they broke. He lived there with his three brothers and two sisters. At first there was calm, but gradually the rebels impact in the area was noticed by the Burmese army, and soon fighting erupted throughout the Karen State, spreading like wildfire.
Service That Counts
Eh Paw grew up on a small farm in the Karen State of Myanmar. Her husband managed a animal husbandry business whilst she took care of the house and their son; it was hard but fair work. Trouble soon found them through Burmese soldiers looking for her husbands brother; who had joined the rebel KNU group and the soldiers were demanding information on his whereabouts.
The Border Crisis
On September 12th 2016 armed conflict broke out in Karen State of Myanmar between a split group of DKBA and the Myanmar Government Army. The initial affected area in Hlaingbwe Township, Hpa An District but has since spread over a larger area between Hliangbwe and Phapun townships. This has come when many villages are also experiencing food shortages, and farmers are unable to work in the fields due to the fighting and landmines placed by the DKBA split group.
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume 5 | 2021
...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume 4 2020
A Girl’s Story from Keep Girls Safe, Miss Pin
A Girl's Story: Pin I have 7 siblings which I am the 5th. My mother became a single mom of 7 children right after my father passed away. She worked very hard to raise her children. She worked at her small farm or sometimes she was hired by others to help out on their...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume3 2020
We are pleased to share the KGS Newsletter Q3, 2020 with you! As the government eases the lockdown to phrase 5, both government and private sectors are back on operation again but must follow the regulation of a new normal procedure to prevent the spreading of...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume2 2020
Over the past few months it had been a challenge for our girls and staff to get adjusted to the new norm of wearing masks, constantly sanitizing and washing hands, keeping social distances and having regular temperature checks. But these are things we are now all...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume 1 2020
We are delighted to share with you our very first newsletter covering the Keep Girls Safe (KGS) project. This project was established by ADRA Thailand in 2004 in response to human trafficking crisis affecting many vulnerable and marginalize ethnic minority girls in...
From a Housewife to an Ambitious Entrepreneur
Bar Nu’s family depended solely on her husband’s income as she had no employment. It wasn’t easy to cover the household expenses and her son’s school fees with one income. Because of the family’s economic struggles, Bar Nu wanted to learn a new skill to help support...
ADRA AND ADVENTIST MISSION IN THAILAND LEND SUPPORT TO GLOBAL EDUCATION CAMPAIGN
THAILAND (December 11, 2019) – Following the official launch of the global advocacy campaign, Every Child. Everywhere. In School., held at the General Conference’s Annual Council in October, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) and the Thailand Adventist...
A Passionate Teacher’s Aspiration
Theramu Paw Moo, 59, a mother of four children, was born in Kai Der Village, Kai Der District, Kler Lwee Hlu Township. Being born in a poor family, life was very difficult for Theramu Paw Moo. “I didn’t have enough food to eat,” she recalls. The difficult life of...
Reducing Non-Communicable Diseases Risks through a Joint Health Project of Mission Hospital and ADRA Thailand
On Wednesday, August 14, 2019, Dr. Anchee, Manager of Mission Hospital Wellness Center, shared the results of each participant who signed up to join the health project at the project trial phase closure meeting. Mission Hospital in collaboration with ADRA...
May Sue Wai: A Woman on the Rise to Entrepreneurship
ADRA Thailand offers 6 advanced Vocational Training (VT) courses to refugees in 7 camps along the ThaiMyanmar border. Upon completion of one of the VT courses, graduates of the program who are interested in continuing to advance their skills and apply their knowledge...
Stateless: Being a Foreigner in a Country Where You Are Born and Speak the Language
Statelessness: Being a Foreigner in a Country Where You Are Born and Speak the Language Thailand, known for its exotic beauty and culture, has been a travel destination for tourists all over the world. Its beauty is a charm to both tourists and locals. While the...
UNHCR welcomes move by Thailand to grant citizenship to boys and coach rescued from cave
Increased OH&S for Factories in Mae Sot
Khaow is a human resource supervisor at one of the many garment factories in Mae Sot, Thailand. Khaow is a human resource supervisor at one of the many garment factories in Mae Sot, Thailand. Like many factories in the area, they make garments of all kinds. The...
Triumph for Artee
We have been following Artees journey over the past year as we have assisted her in applying for Thai Citizenship, which began long before ADRA or UNHCRs involvement.Artee first began preparing documents eight years ago before submitting for full nationality 4 years...
ADRA Reaches More at Community Event
Last week, the Community Sensitisation Project attended a community outreach event to spread ADRAs reach in areas with high amounts of statelessness. The event was held at a local school about 2.5 hours north-west of Mae Chan (near the Thai-Myanmar Border in Northern...
Southern Thailand Flooding Wreaks Havoc After Torrential Downpour
The situation became severe in January 2017 as increased rainfall became torrential, causing severe flooding across twelve provinces in Southern Thailand. This is the worst flooding that Thailand has seen in thirty years, causing more damage and destruction than even...
Repairing Lives
La Hea grew up in the Karen state of Myanmar on a small farm. His parents taught him how to grow rice and tend to chilli plants, look after the chickens and fix things when they broke. He lived there with his three brothers and two sisters. At first there was calm, but gradually the rebels impact in the area was noticed by the Burmese army, and soon fighting erupted throughout the Karen State, spreading like wildfire.
Service That Counts
Eh Paw grew up on a small farm in the Karen State of Myanmar. Her husband managed a animal husbandry business whilst she took care of the house and their son; it was hard but fair work. Trouble soon found them through Burmese soldiers looking for her husbands brother; who had joined the rebel KNU group and the soldiers were demanding information on his whereabouts.
The Border Crisis
On September 12th 2016 armed conflict broke out in Karen State of Myanmar between a split group of DKBA and the Myanmar Government Army. The initial affected area in Hlaingbwe Township, Hpa An District but has since spread over a larger area between Hliangbwe and Phapun townships. This has come when many villages are also experiencing food shortages, and farmers are unable to work in the fields due to the fighting and landmines placed by the DKBA split group.
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume 5 | 2021
...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume 4 2020
A Girl’s Story from Keep Girls Safe, Miss Pin
A Girl's Story: Pin I have 7 siblings which I am the 5th. My mother became a single mom of 7 children right after my father passed away. She worked very hard to raise her children. She worked at her small farm or sometimes she was hired by others to help out on their...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume3 2020
We are pleased to share the KGS Newsletter Q3, 2020 with you! As the government eases the lockdown to phrase 5, both government and private sectors are back on operation again but must follow the regulation of a new normal procedure to prevent the spreading of...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume2 2020
Over the past few months it had been a challenge for our girls and staff to get adjusted to the new norm of wearing masks, constantly sanitizing and washing hands, keeping social distances and having regular temperature checks. But these are things we are now all...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume 1 2020
We are delighted to share with you our very first newsletter covering the Keep Girls Safe (KGS) project. This project was established by ADRA Thailand in 2004 in response to human trafficking crisis affecting many vulnerable and marginalize ethnic minority girls in...
From a Housewife to an Ambitious Entrepreneur
Bar Nu’s family depended solely on her husband’s income as she had no employment. It wasn’t easy to cover the household expenses and her son’s school fees with one income. Because of the family’s economic struggles, Bar Nu wanted to learn a new skill to help support...
ADRA AND ADVENTIST MISSION IN THAILAND LEND SUPPORT TO GLOBAL EDUCATION CAMPAIGN
THAILAND (December 11, 2019) – Following the official launch of the global advocacy campaign, Every Child. Everywhere. In School., held at the General Conference’s Annual Council in October, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) and the Thailand Adventist...
A Passionate Teacher’s Aspiration
Theramu Paw Moo, 59, a mother of four children, was born in Kai Der Village, Kai Der District, Kler Lwee Hlu Township. Being born in a poor family, life was very difficult for Theramu Paw Moo. “I didn’t have enough food to eat,” she recalls. The difficult life of...
Reducing Non-Communicable Diseases Risks through a Joint Health Project of Mission Hospital and ADRA Thailand
On Wednesday, August 14, 2019, Dr. Anchee, Manager of Mission Hospital Wellness Center, shared the results of each participant who signed up to join the health project at the project trial phase closure meeting. Mission Hospital in collaboration with ADRA...
May Sue Wai: A Woman on the Rise to Entrepreneurship
ADRA Thailand offers 6 advanced Vocational Training (VT) courses to refugees in 7 camps along the ThaiMyanmar border. Upon completion of one of the VT courses, graduates of the program who are interested in continuing to advance their skills and apply their knowledge...
Stateless: Being a Foreigner in a Country Where You Are Born and Speak the Language
Statelessness: Being a Foreigner in a Country Where You Are Born and Speak the Language Thailand, known for its exotic beauty and culture, has been a travel destination for tourists all over the world. Its beauty is a charm to both tourists and locals. While the...
UNHCR welcomes move by Thailand to grant citizenship to boys and coach rescued from cave
Increased OH&S for Factories in Mae Sot
Khaow is a human resource supervisor at one of the many garment factories in Mae Sot, Thailand. Khaow is a human resource supervisor at one of the many garment factories in Mae Sot, Thailand. Like many factories in the area, they make garments of all kinds. The...
Triumph for Artee
We have been following Artees journey over the past year as we have assisted her in applying for Thai Citizenship, which began long before ADRA or UNHCRs involvement.Artee first began preparing documents eight years ago before submitting for full nationality 4 years...
ADRA Reaches More at Community Event
Last week, the Community Sensitisation Project attended a community outreach event to spread ADRAs reach in areas with high amounts of statelessness. The event was held at a local school about 2.5 hours north-west of Mae Chan (near the Thai-Myanmar Border in Northern...
Southern Thailand Flooding Wreaks Havoc After Torrential Downpour
The situation became severe in January 2017 as increased rainfall became torrential, causing severe flooding across twelve provinces in Southern Thailand. This is the worst flooding that Thailand has seen in thirty years, causing more damage and destruction than even...
Repairing Lives
La Hea grew up in the Karen state of Myanmar on a small farm. His parents taught him how to grow rice and tend to chilli plants, look after the chickens and fix things when they broke. He lived there with his three brothers and two sisters. At first there was calm, but gradually the rebels impact in the area was noticed by the Burmese army, and soon fighting erupted throughout the Karen State, spreading like wildfire.
Service That Counts
Eh Paw grew up on a small farm in the Karen State of Myanmar. Her husband managed a animal husbandry business whilst she took care of the house and their son; it was hard but fair work. Trouble soon found them through Burmese soldiers looking for her husbands brother; who had joined the rebel KNU group and the soldiers were demanding information on his whereabouts.
The Border Crisis
On September 12th 2016 armed conflict broke out in Karen State of Myanmar between a split group of DKBA and the Myanmar Government Army. The initial affected area in Hlaingbwe Township, Hpa An District but has since spread over a larger area between Hliangbwe and Phapun townships. This has come when many villages are also experiencing food shortages, and farmers are unable to work in the fields due to the fighting and landmines placed by the DKBA split group.
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume 5 | 2021
...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume 4 2020
A Girl’s Story from Keep Girls Safe, Miss Pin
A Girl's Story: Pin I have 7 siblings which I am the 5th. My mother became a single mom of 7 children right after my father passed away. She worked very hard to raise her children. She worked at her small farm or sometimes she was hired by others to help out on their...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume3 2020
We are pleased to share the KGS Newsletter Q3, 2020 with you! As the government eases the lockdown to phrase 5, both government and private sectors are back on operation again but must follow the regulation of a new normal procedure to prevent the spreading of...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume2 2020
Over the past few months it had been a challenge for our girls and staff to get adjusted to the new norm of wearing masks, constantly sanitizing and washing hands, keeping social distances and having regular temperature checks. But these are things we are now all...
Keep Girls Safe (KGS) Project Newsletter Volume 1 2020
We are delighted to share with you our very first newsletter covering the Keep Girls Safe (KGS) project. This project was established by ADRA Thailand in 2004 in response to human trafficking crisis affecting many vulnerable and marginalize ethnic minority girls in...
From a Housewife to an Ambitious Entrepreneur
Bar Nu’s family depended solely on her husband’s income as she had no employment. It wasn’t easy to cover the household expenses and her son’s school fees with one income. Because of the family’s economic struggles, Bar Nu wanted to learn a new skill to help support...
ADRA AND ADVENTIST MISSION IN THAILAND LEND SUPPORT TO GLOBAL EDUCATION CAMPAIGN
THAILAND (December 11, 2019) – Following the official launch of the global advocacy campaign, Every Child. Everywhere. In School., held at the General Conference’s Annual Council in October, the Adventist Development and Relief Agency (ADRA) and the Thailand Adventist...
A Passionate Teacher’s Aspiration
Theramu Paw Moo, 59, a mother of four children, was born in Kai Der Village, Kai Der District, Kler Lwee Hlu Township. Being born in a poor family, life was very difficult for Theramu Paw Moo. “I didn’t have enough food to eat,” she recalls. The difficult life of...
Reducing Non-Communicable Diseases Risks through a Joint Health Project of Mission Hospital and ADRA Thailand
On Wednesday, August 14, 2019, Dr. Anchee, Manager of Mission Hospital Wellness Center, shared the results of each participant who signed up to join the health project at the project trial phase closure meeting. Mission Hospital in collaboration with ADRA...
May Sue Wai: A Woman on the Rise to Entrepreneurship
ADRA Thailand offers 6 advanced Vocational Training (VT) courses to refugees in 7 camps along the ThaiMyanmar border. Upon completion of one of the VT courses, graduates of the program who are interested in continuing to advance their skills and apply their knowledge...
Stateless: Being a Foreigner in a Country Where You Are Born and Speak the Language
Statelessness: Being a Foreigner in a Country Where You Are Born and Speak the Language Thailand, known for its exotic beauty and culture, has been a travel destination for tourists all over the world. Its beauty is a charm to both tourists and locals. While the...
UNHCR welcomes move by Thailand to grant citizenship to boys and coach rescued from cave
Increased OH&S for Factories in Mae Sot
Khaow is a human resource supervisor at one of the many garment factories in Mae Sot, Thailand. Khaow is a human resource supervisor at one of the many garment factories in Mae Sot, Thailand. Like many factories in the area, they make garments of all kinds. The...
Triumph for Artee
We have been following Artees journey over the past year as we have assisted her in applying for Thai Citizenship, which began long before ADRA or UNHCRs involvement.Artee first began preparing documents eight years ago before submitting for full nationality 4 years...
ADRA Reaches More at Community Event
Last week, the Community Sensitisation Project attended a community outreach event to spread ADRAs reach in areas with high amounts of statelessness. The event was held at a local school about 2.5 hours north-west of Mae Chan (near the Thai-Myanmar Border in Northern...
Southern Thailand Flooding Wreaks Havoc After Torrential Downpour
The situation became severe in January 2017 as increased rainfall became torrential, causing severe flooding across twelve provinces in Southern Thailand. This is the worst flooding that Thailand has seen in thirty years, causing more damage and destruction than even...
Repairing Lives
La Hea grew up in the Karen state of Myanmar on a small farm. His parents taught him how to grow rice and tend to chilli plants, look after the chickens and fix things when they broke. He lived there with his three brothers and two sisters. At first there was calm, but gradually the rebels impact in the area was noticed by the Burmese army, and soon fighting erupted throughout the Karen State, spreading like wildfire.
Service That Counts
Eh Paw grew up on a small farm in the Karen State of Myanmar. Her husband managed a animal husbandry business whilst she took care of the house and their son; it was hard but fair work. Trouble soon found them through Burmese soldiers looking for her husbands brother; who had joined the rebel KNU group and the soldiers were demanding information on his whereabouts.
The Border Crisis
On September 12th 2016 armed conflict broke out in Karen State of Myanmar between a split group of DKBA and the Myanmar Government Army. The initial affected area in Hlaingbwe Township, Hpa An District but has since spread over a larger area between Hliangbwe and Phapun townships. This has come when many villages are also experiencing food shortages, and farmers are unable to work in the fields due to the fighting and landmines placed by the DKBA split group.
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