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From classrooms to community fields, FED supports safe transport and recreational access for our students.
Together, we are empowering the next generation. To see more of our journey at FED check out our website link in bio.
#fedthailand #FutureEmpowered #youthempowerment #BrightFutures #migrants #MigrantSupport #fedgrassroots
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Throwback to our Community Health Day!
Khura Buri is home to many migrant workers in Thailand, and we’re proud to support their well-being.
This time, we focused on breaking the silence around HIV and syphilis self-stigma - because everyone deserves access to healthcare, and it starts with raising awareness about the barriers that keep people from seeking help.
💛A huge thank you to our volunteers and community partners for making this day possible!
Want to be part of our next health day? Comment below or send us a message to get involved!
#CommunityHealth #HealthForAll #EndHIVStigma #MigrantSupport #HIVAwareness #SyphilisAwareness #Migrants
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New Project Announcement: “Advancing and Protecting Migrants’ Rights in Thailand”
The Foundation for Education and Development (FED) is proud to announce the launch of our new project, “Advancing and Protecting Migrants’ Rights in Thailand,” funded by The United Nations Democracy Fund (UNDEF).
This initiative aims to empower Myanmar migrants in Thailand by strengthening legal protections, raising awareness of labor rights, and fostering social integration. Through community engagement, legal aid services, and advocacy efforts, the project will provide much-needed support to migrants facing challenges such as legal insecurity, labor exploitation, and social exclusion.
Key objectives include:
- Establishing legal aid centers to provide critical legal assistance.
- Training community leaders to advocate for labor rights and social inclusion.
- Conducting educational outreach to raise awareness of migrants' legal rights.
- Strengthening migrant networks to enhance solidarity and support.
This initiative will be implemented across Phang Nga, Bangkok, and Tak Provinces from February 2025 to January 2027.
The Foundation for Education and Development (FED) extends its gratitude to UNDEF for supporting this important work and looks forward to collaborating with migrant communities, civil society organizations, and local stakeholders to build a more just and inclusive society for migrants in Thailand.
Stay updated on our progress through our website (fedgrassroots.org/) and social media (www.facebook.com/FEDgrassroots)!
#MigrantRights #UNDEF #thailand #LaborRights #humanrights
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We are thrilled to announce a groundbreaking achievement! In a monumental step forward, we have successfully sent two brilliant Karenni female students and three dedicated teachers from our Unified Learning Center (ULC) to the Gymnasium Essen Nord-Ost (GENO) public school in Germany for an exciting exchange program!
This incredible opportunity at GENO will immerse our students in an inspiring educational environment, opening doors to unparalleled learning experiences and cultural enrichment. This exchange is more than just a trip; it's a transformative journey that promises to elevate their academic prospects and pave the way for brighter futures and exceptional career opportunities. Upon returning, our group will present their experiences and lessons learned at the ULC, further inspiring them to improve our education program for migrant children in Thailand.
But that’s not all—our Unified Learning Center has also achieved a remarkable milestone by facilitating the transfer of over 600 students to Thai Government schools. Every step we take is a step towards empowering our students and expanding their horizons. We are proud to be leading the way for migrant learning centers in Thailand!
#SDG4QualityEducation #EducationForAll #empowerment #BrightFuture #ExchangeStudent #exchangeprogram
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Will you help? We are kindly seeking donors to support our new school exchange program with a German school. This program will benefit over 600 Burmese children and teachers in Khao Lak. We don't need much, but we do need some help! Please visit our project page and consider chipping in a small donation to make this dream a reality. We are at 20% of the target, will you help?🙏♥️🍀:
GENO-ULC Sustainable Development Exchange Program
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GUSDEP involves a collaborative initiative between the Gymnasium Essen Nord-Ost, based in Germany, and the Burmese Unified Learning Center, based in Thailand, to come together to work on projects rela...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Will you make it happen? First of all, happy new year! We start of with an exciting unique opportunity to create an exchange program with a school in Germany. This program will even allow some of our students and teachers to visit Germany (none of them have ever set foot outside of Thailand or Myanmar)! The hands-on learning experience and new relations this program will bring will have a HUGE impact on the further development of our education program here in Thailand.
The great news is, 75% of the exchange program will be funded by the German government, we just need a tiny bit of your generosity to help cover our part. We intend to design a program that will be ongoing and self sustainable for years to come! Your contribution will make this happen. Will you help kickstart? 🙏❤️
GENO-ULC Sustainable Development Exchange Program
fedgrassroots.org
GUSDEP involves a collaborative initiative between the Gymnasium Essen Nord-Ost, based in Germany, and the Burmese Unified Learning Center, based in Thailand, to come together to work on projects rela...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
😍A dream came true when people like you and partnering organizations worked together to build a water purifier at our Unified Learning Center for Burmese migrant children in Thailand. Because of your generosity and care, all 600+ students now have access to sustainable clean drinking water throughout the day. We can't express our gratitude enough; the least we can do is show the end result with a video! We can all make a difference if we choose to 🥰🙏🍀
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