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2. Child Watch Phuket - Wikipedia

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   Since 1995, Child Watch Phuket has been running a shelter for abused children or children in need of emergency help. The shelter operates 24 hours a day. Safe House Program, a shelter home for abused children. Prison Program, a day – care center for prisoners' children and children from slums and construction sites.

3. Baan Gerda - Wikipedia

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   The children's homes have been built on land donated by a famous monk in the Lopburi province, approximately 230 kilometers north of Bangkok, Thailand. Unlike a state orphanage, BaanGerda has a unique operating model that provides family-style homes for orphans with foster parents looking after the children. All of the parents are HIV positive ...

4. Development and Education Programme for Daughters and ...

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   Women and children of Thai nationality are being increasingly victimized, but additionally and especially vulnerable to this type of exploitation are children of refugee, or "stateless", status, who have no citizenship and therefore no access to education, health care or legitimate work opportunities. [2]

5. Thai Children's Trust - Wikipedia

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   Any effort to make the lives of such children healthier, happier or more secure is a truly worthwhile project." [10] [11] Some of the projects that the Thai Children's Trust supports on the Thai-Burma border are the Mae Tao Clinic, [12] and the Room to Grow Foundation which provides meals for nearly 1000 refugee children on a daily basis. [13]

6. List of non-governmental organizations in Thailand - Wikipedia

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   The Alliance for Safe Children; Asia Foundation; Baan Gerda home for AIDS orphans in Lopburi; Baan Unrak; Bangkok Post Newspaper Foundation; Caritas International Thailand; Catholic Office for Emergency Relief and Refugees ; Child Watch Phuket; Children's Organization of Southeast Asia (COSA), Chiang Mai; Christian Care Foundation for Children ...

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8. Foundation For Children - Wikipedia

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   Foundation For Children (FFC) is a non-profit and non-governmental organization helping children in Thailand.It was founded in 1978 and based in Bangkok.. In 2006, the Foundation For Children, with support of the Herbalife Family Foundation (HFF), established a Casa Herbalife program serving homeless and underprivileged children in Bangkok.

9. Children's Organization of Southeast Asia - Wikipedia

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   The Children's Organization of Southeast Asia (COSA) [1] was a nonprofit, non-government organization based in northern Thailand that worked to prevent human trafficking in surrounding regions. Established in 2006, COSA operated by developing relationships with outreach communities based on trust, cultural understanding and partnership with ...