In the future, the ASEAN Education Center will take care of around 75 to 100 pupils up to the age of 16 years. Education will be provided by two qualified teachers from Cambodian and Myanmar as well as by several Thai and English speaking volunteers. At the beginning of next year, a second event – the official inauguration of…
Mr. Mike Baird (the Cartoonist), a longtime good friend of the Pattaya Orphanage, brought a Christmas donation of 50,000.- Baht, that he raised with his work on an eBook for Mr. Billy Makin, for the children at the Pattaya Orphanage. Due to the mourning period of our great KING, the Christmas Party and celebration for the children at the…
More than 700 guests attended the reception at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel in Bangkok including diplomats, politicians, economists, and distinguished members from the cultural and scientific communities. On this special night it was a particular honour to welcome Dr. Stefan Kaufmann who is a member of the German Bundestag along with Mr Jürgen Koppelin who is former member of…
After celebrating Khun Toy´s birthday in private at the HHN-office, on Monday, the 26th of September, Khun Toy and Khun Samphan went to the new Drop-In Center to celebrate their birthdays with the children from Burma, Laos and Cambodia again. It was a big pleasure for all of them. Both of them gave some heartwarming words towards the…
Thanks to our great supporter Rotary Club Eastern Seaboard Pattaya we were able to present our work and the new calendars at this years Jesters Fair. Many interesting talks took place and we all had a great time.
In 1972, Father Raymond A. Brennan, a Redemptorist priest, was assigned to temporarily help with the work at Saint Nikolaus Church in Pattaya. One morning, when he opened the church door he saw a newborn child left at the stairway front. Not knowing what to do, he took care of the child. News about the fostering of the child…
Since he visits HHNFT every year to keep himself updated on the latest developments, we were all thrilled to show him the progress, which is going on at the new Drop-In Center and the Child Protection and Development Center. At first he visited the 60 migrant children at the Day-Care-Center, who are learning diligently every day. He even…
Once again the students were divided in two groups during their three days of supporting the CPDC in their farming work and doing activities at the Day-Care Center. One group was placed at the Drop-In Center and was helping to take care of the 70 migrant children who are coming to the Center every day to be educated. These…
Many of these children will go back to their home country as soon, as the parents have finished their job in Thailand. Here, most of the children may not go to school, because they do not have the Thai citizenship. While the parents are working on the construction sites or as maids, their children are left alone. That is…
At first they visited our Child Protection and Development Center to take a look at the whole compound, which has developed very quick, in the last years. But the most outstanding of this visit was that the entire group helped very energetic to renovate the front walls of the CPDC. They helped to give the final touch to these…
