Help Families and Children without Food

by Family Connection Foundation
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food
Help Families and Children without Food

Summary

Thailand is home to a rich culture of almost 70 million people. Many of these are desperately poor. These poor (sometimes tribal communities such as Thai Yai, Karen or Akha) are often hungry, begging, malnourished and being sought out by traffickers because of the need for money. We at "Bread for Life" provide food specific to poor at risk communities and seek to develop relationships to help break the cycle of poverty.

$10,000
total goal
$2,661
remaining
19
donors
0
monthly donors
3
fundraisers
4
years

Challenge

The tribal communities of Thailand often work very low-end minimum wage jobs that provide just enough money for food and a hut. When the economy suffers or labor is restricted, these individuals, who are not eligible for government aid, can become desperate very quickly. This is never the reality as they become slaves and displaced living in highly unsanitary situations. Despite the risks, families are separated, lacking adequate nutrition, sick and therefore unable to work or go to school.

Solution

Our heart at Bread for Life is to see people's lives changed by building partnerships and supporting local communities. Started during the COVID-19 pandemic, the project works with local partners assisting Thai/local families by providing food and household essentials. We want to break the cycle of poverty, providing temporary aid with food, and helping build relationships of trust alongside local leaders who can encourage growth and development in their communities.

Long-Term Impact

We know we can't change the world. We can, however, help to change the lives of these few we have a chance to serve in the Thai Yai community (lower Myanmar through northern Thailand). Our vision for the future is to provide food while building friendships and looking for opportunities to improve education. We want to provide a step but DO NOT want to create dependence.

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Organization Information

Family Connection Foundation

Location: Muang, Chiang Mai - Thailand
Website:
Facebook: Facebook Page
Project Leader:
Timothy Dunham
Chiang Mai , Thailand

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