Blog

New arrival!

24/03/2026

We have a wonderful follow up to our last post! We're delighted to share some wonderful news—welcome baby girl Nong Pha!A joyful new addition to Ipang and Tu's family, with Em and Yanni proudly taking on their new roles as big brother and sister. Warmest congratulations to the whole family

Meet Pang – Pang is one of our incredible staff members who truly lives the values of reuse, recycle, and never give up.
He loves finding new ways to give old things a second life—especially used tyres. With patience and creativity, Pang carefully cuts, paints, and transforms old tyres into beautiful flower pots, then fills them with thriving plants...

We were truly delighted to support Nang Ging with the gift of a brand-new walker. For some time, the previous one had been held together with tape simply to remain usable—a powerful testament to Nang Ging's resilience and unwavering determination to maintain independence.

Putting real thought into food isn't just about cooking — it's about care.

Imagine a world where every child has access to clean drinking water! We're one small step closer to helping to make that a reality.

Friendship

27/01/2026

We LOVE Grandma Nuan! Her warm spirit and infectious joy have captured the hearts of HANDS staff and visitors alike. She loves to chat and joke with us. She's often joined by a furry friend who stops by daily to bask in her company

Ahtit is a member of the local community who, several years ago, suffered a life-changing accident that left him with brain damage. In the aftermath, relatives entrusted with his care persuaded him to sign over the small plot of land he had inherited from his parents. They later sold it—along with his home—leaving him homeless.

We have recently been honoured with recognition as a model of good practice, particularly for the care and support we provide to our staff. The Social Welfare Department has presented us with a trophy, allowing our team to proudly celebrate and display this hard-earned achievement.


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