Community Involvement has always been the backbone of The Care Project Foundation. Over the years, we have operated on the mentality that
“You cannot affect change through shame.” This is why we believe that empowering the lives of people in communities that
are surrounded around domestic elephants is so so crucial.
The Care Project Foundation has been involved in community clean-up, infrastructure building and most importantly, Mahout education.
The Care Project spent an entire weekend in Mae Chaem to see how we would be able to further support the villages in the vicinity. Home to the first group of mahouts (400 years ago), Mae Chaem is known for its rich culture and beautiful Agriculture.
The Care Project team brought a truckload of snacks for the children, as well as mattress and blankets. A monetary donation was also made to the community to support infrastructure upgrades.
Practically our second home, Mae Wang is a beautiful balance of tourist activities and untouched beauty.
The work we do in Mae Wang is abundant. From mahout education to elephant health checks to financial supports in community infrastructures (roads, bridges etc)
This time, we pooled manpower and joined a community clean-up initiative to help keep the place clean and tidy.
Our group of volunteers led the way as we went into the Mae Sa Pok district. Close to Mae Chaem in the North of Thailand, Mae Sa Pok is home to a beautiful Karen community.
With beautiful agriculture surrounding the vicinity, Mae Sa Pok was truly pleasing to the eye.
Our group of volunteers went in and spent an entire day in class with the children. A Blanket donation was also made in preparation for the cold winter months in the mountains.
Baan Boon Thong is an Orphanage located in Chiang Mai. A safe haven to children whose parents are unfortunately no longer around or are unable to take care of them, Bann Boon Thong supports children by housing them, putting them through school and taking care of their everyday needs. While the care project team was there, we donated 9 big bags of rice to the home for the children.
If you’re ever in the Chiang Mai area, give them a visit! Any donation, big or small, monetary or with supplies will be greatly appreciated!
February
At The Care Project, we are always excited when staff members show the yearn to share and give to individuals less fortunate than them.
In this case, our staff member brought donations to a Special Needs school in Songkhla. 80% of the children in this school have physical or intellectual disabilities.
The school was excited for the goodies they received.
February
A recent fire that spread in the Morgan Tribe Village in Koh Surin, Phang Nga Province. This fire saw the demolition of 137 homes, burning down the whole village along with everything they own
The Care Project donated food supplies and provisions to their temporary place of housing at Mu Koh Surin National Park.
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January
The Care Project and Elephant Jungle Sanctuary are back for a 2nd time to help spread the good work of Hope For Strays.
This time, we donated bags of food and money to support them as they attempt to change the lives of the stray animal population in Pattaya.
If you’re ever in Pattaya, give them a visit and help them out!
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