Foster Home Support Program
This program supports families who care for orphaned children in a family-based setting, similar to the care model of Baan Nokkamin Foundation. The goal is to ensure that children receive warmth, love, and stability to help fill what may be missing in their lives.
The program promotes moral and ethical values, supports access to education, ensures safe housing, and provides sufficient food for children.
Scholarship Program
The Scholarship Program provides educational support for children from low-income families who lack the financial means to continue their studies.
The program is implemented in collaboration with the Christian Volunteer Association and local churches, building trust within communities and sharing the Gospel of Christ in practical and meaningful ways.
In 2024, Baan Nokkamin Foundation awarded a total of 412 scholarships to children in need.
Strong Family Program
(Spiritual Life, Housing, Education, and Livelihood – in collaboration with local workers)
This program demonstrates God’s love to children and families by promoting education, improving housing conditions to meet proper health standards, and supporting families in developing sustainable livelihoods.
Target Group:
Low-income families with children aged 4–18 years
Current Participation:
4 families
Remote Home Children Program
The Remote Home Children Program supports children from remote highland communities who come to study in urban areas. The program aims to ensure equal access to quality education and improve children’s overall quality of life.
Target Groups:
Children from ethnic communities such as Lahu, Hmong, Karen, and Lisu
Support Provided:
- Housing and basic utilities
- Health and nutrition support
- Hygiene and sanitation support
Child and Youth Development Program
This program focuses on developing life skills and broad-based knowledge for children and youth in the community. It encourages meaningful use of free time and provides safe spaces for learning and self-expression.
The program also organizes competitions and activities that offer educational scholarships, enabling children and youth to continue building their dreams.
Key Activities:
- Outdoor and experiential learning to enhance skills and imagination
- Dream Weaving Stage – a platform for children and youth to express their abilities
