Our pre-school gives young children from low-income families a safe, structured start — often their first classroom experience, and the foundation for everything that follows.
Every Saturday, kids join computer club and activities for our younger children, build friendships in a safe community, and take part in Bible study together.
Got an old laptop, tablet or phone gathering dust? Donate your old devices — we'll take them and put them to use in our computer club.
Every Saturday, our football club plays at the Palladium Stadium in Pattaya, giving kids and young people a healthy outlet to build confidence, discipline and friendship on the pitch. Children from Arise and Shine Foundation join us too, for fun, friendship and exercise.
Scholarship funding helps students continue their education beyond pre-school and into secondary and vocational training, breaking the cycle that keeps families in poverty. Sponsorship covers a child's fees, uniform, school supplies, breakfast and lunch, project materials, school outings and daily transportation. We currently support 111 children through the scholarship program, most of them fully covered by a sponsor.
Annual sponsorship cost by grade:
Each tier covers uniform, books and supplies for the year plus food and transport of 750 THB (US$23) a month.
If you've deposited or donated something, please email us to let us know what you've sent and its purpose, so we can make sure it's used correctly.
Practical and pastoral support for patients and their families navigating illness, cost and uncertainty in local hospitals. We regularly give out essentials at Banglamung Hospital — nappies in all sizes up to XXXL, wet wipes, colouring books and pencils, and NICU shirts that open at the front for easier care of newborns.
Cost of the ministry:
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Home visits, counsel and material support for families facing crisis — keeping households together wherever possible. Every Friday, we feed 250 families in poverty in our community. We always need rice, cooking oil and canned foods.
Cost of the essentials:
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A weekly gathering point for the families we serve — worship, encouragement and community life at the heart of our work. We also give out rice after church, and no one is required to be a Christian to receive it. It's a chance for parents to relax and connect with their community while the kids are looked after at Kids Club.
Donate 250 THB (US$8) and we'll purchase a bag of rice for the church.
If you've deposited or donated something, please email us to let us know what you've sent and its purpose, so we can make sure it's used correctly.
Built with a 2019 grant to purchase land and build housing for the poor, our Nong Palai estate is a safe refuge for both long-term residents and people needing short-term emergency accommodation. We currently have 47 children and adults living there across 8 rooms, each fully equipped with bathrooms, showers and a small kitchen area. Over 90% of residents, both children and adults, have been rescued from domestic violence or trafficking — and over the years, approximately 150 people have called it home.
Each week we visit Banglamung and Soi 9 prisons, bringing food and water to the inmates — many of them migrant workers from neighbouring countries. We also support the children held alongside their parents with milk, medication, nappies and clothing, and each year we help clean, paint and maintain the facilities.
Cost of the ministry:
Covers sandwiches, water, medicine and toiletries, plus milk and nappies for children.
If you've deposited or donated something, please email us to let us know what you've sent and its purpose, so we can make sure it's used correctly.
Our micro enterprise projects create work opportunities for people with little or no education, some of whom are illiterate or lack documentation such as birth certificates and ID cards — issues that make it hard to find steady work and leave them vulnerable to exploitation. Projects include raising chickens, growing fruit and vegetables, building furniture, sewing, and even crafting colourful flowers from recycled plastic to sell — with a focus on practical skills that don't require a high level of literacy or numeracy. Participants who have survived hardship and abuse also find healing and hope here, as they build new skills and begin to support themselves and contribute to their community.
Our garden project gives families a plot to grow vegetables and plants of their own — every proceed from a sale goes directly to the person who grew it.
Collaborating with Thai government agencies to extend the reach and impact of child protection and welfare services.
The Hand to Hand Annual Community Walk around Lake Mabprachan brings the Pattaya community together to raise funds and awareness for our programs. Our next walk is November 27, 2027 — Join the next walk
