Reports on Nutrition for Marginalized and Minor Children

Project Report | Mar 30, 2026
Activity Progress Report

By Chayanee Satapak | Project Leader

Art Workshop and Therapy

December 2025
In December, the program continued providing consistent basic support, including Saturday lunches for SOL students, food assistance for 25 boarding students, weekly physical education, and Superbook classes. Saturday learning and youth fellowship activities supported both academic and spiritual growth. A key highlight was the Christmas outreach, reaching over 800 participants across multiple events. These activities strengthened community relationships, created leadership opportunities for youth, and shared hope with surrounding communities.

January 2026
In January, the program maintained its regular activities while expanding into health and family engagement. A parent-teacher meeting was held to discuss children’s overall development. Educational field trips enhanced environmental learning, and collaboration with health workers enabled polio vaccinations for students. This reflects a more holistic approach, integrating education, health, and family involvement.

February 2026
In February, regular activities continued alongside a School Fun-Fair that brought together teachers, parents, students, and the community. The event promoted unity, creativity, and strong relationships. Preparations for the school closing ceremony also began, focusing on parent education, student recognition, and appreciation for volunteers—showing increased community participation.

Overall Summary
Over the three months, the program showed clear growth while maintaining consistent support. It expanded from basic services to include community engagement, health support, and family involvement. December focused on outreach, January strengthened family and health integration, and February emphasized community ownership. Overall, the program supports children’s holistic development in all areas.

Testimony: Shine Htet Aung (14)
Shine Htet Aung experienced a significant behavior change. Once rebellious and disrespectful, he gradually transformed after joining the SOL Youth Program. Through Bible study, activities, and serving, he reduced gaming, became more responsible, and showed clear positive changes.

Testimony: Win Min Kar Kar (10) & Ar Kar Maung (12)
These siblings, children of a kitchen volunteer, have grown through active participation. Although from a different religious background, they enjoy learning, singing, dancing, and Bible stories—especially the Superbook program. Their increased engagement reflects meaningful growth.

Testimony: Hsu Po Po Aung (13)
Hsu Po Po Aung enjoys karate, which builds her confidence and well-being. Although she feels nervous about competitive exams, she remains determined to continue her education. The program supports her growth in both skills and resilience.

Art Workshop and Therapy

Biblical Lesson

Food Support

Christmas Outreach Event

Cooking Class

Excursion Trip

School Fun-Fair

Polio Vaccination

Karate Class

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Dec 5, 2025
Activity Progress Report

By Chayanee Satapak | Project Leader

Learn Thai Language

August 2025:
In August, CBN Thailand continued its commitment to supporting students through the SOL program. We provided daily lunches for students attending Thai language training and offered basic food supplies to 25 boarding school students. Weekly physical education sessions were held every Friday, while Superbook Bible Curriculum classes took place every Thursday. Saturdays were dedicated to SOL programs, including Thai language, handcraft, music, and Bible lessons, followed by youth fellowship activities in the evening. Additionally, our team conducted home visits to SOL families, sharing nutrition awareness training.

September 2025:
September saw the continuation of our core programs with consistent engagement. Lunch was provided for students attending Bible lessons and Thai language classes every Saturday. We supported 24 boarding school students with basic food supplies and maintained weekly physical education sessions. The Superbook curriculum remained a key component of our Thursday activities, while Saturdays featured SOL programs and youth fellowship gatherings. These sessions fostered spiritual growth, social interaction, and community bonding through Bible study, games, and worship preparation. Our efforts ensured that students not only received educational and nutritional support but also experienced holistic development in a nurturing environment.

October 2025:
In October, our programs expanded to include new initiatives alongside ongoing activities. Lunch provision and basic food support continued for 25 boarding school students. Weekly physical education and Superbook curriculum classes were maintained, while Saturday SOL programs introduced music and arts alongside Thai and English classes. Youth fellowship remained vibrant, promoting spiritual and social engagement. Preparations began for the International Children’s Day celebration in November, which will feature competitions, awareness programs, and awards. Plans for an excursion trip for SOL students were also initiated, aiming to provide experiential learning opportunities beyond the classroom.

Summary of Impact:
Across these three months, CBN Thailand has consistently delivered educational, nutritional, and spiritual support to children and youth in our care. Through structured programs, home visits, and community events, we have strengthened family relationships, promoted health awareness, and nurtured faith. Our initiatives have not only met immediate needs but also laid a foundation for long-term transformation in the lives of students and their families. We remain committed to expanding these efforts and creating lasting impact through holistic development programs.

Story:
A significant highlight was the baptism of Zin Pwint Phyu, a 14-year-old student, who shared her inspiring testimony of faith and resilience. She was baptized on August 16, 2025. "First of all, I thank God. This is my testimony about how I became a Christian. Since 2023, I have known Jesus Christ and came to believe in Him. In 2024, my father suffered a stroke, and I felt very sad. However, I knew that God is good even during difficult times. I had the opportunity to continue my studies at Heaven Gate Education Center, and gradually, my father recovered from his illness. I believe all these things happened because of God, and I trust Him more and more every day."

Smile from Chedikho

Enjoy Good Food

Restore Church Kitchen

Improve Art Skills

Study Bible

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Aug 8, 2025
Activity Progress Report

By Songkran Mapaisarnsin | Project Manager

Smiles from Chedikho

Three-Month Summary Report

May 2025:

In May, the program focused on enhancing education and providing essential support. Thai language lessons continued every Saturday, with meals provided to students. Basic food support was given to 21 boarding school students, and food aid was extended to families in the church compound. A successful music camp closing ceremony was held, celebrating students' achievements. Scholarships were awarded to five students, and preparations for the new academic year included an enrollment drive and parent-teacher meeting. Weekly SOL activities included Thai language and Bible lessons, and Superbook Bible classes continued every Thursday afternoon.

June 2025:

In June, food support increased to 25 boarding school students, while SOL families continued to receive assistance. Thai language classes, along with meals, remained a staple every Saturday. The handcraft training program saw 40 students participating in skill-building sessions. Physical education was offered weekly, and the Saturday program expanded to include music, handcraft, and Bible lessons. Nutrition training for parents and students helped improve health knowledge. Teachers conducted home visits to strengthen relationships and provide further support to families.

July 2025:

July saw further expansion of the Saturday program, which now included music, games, outdoor activities, and rehearsals for Sunday church performances. The Superbook Bible lessons continued every Thursday, reinforcing spiritual education. Food support was sustained for 25 boarding students, and physical education remained part of the weekly routine. The new kitchen, which is 60% complete, is set to improve meal preparation for the children. Teachers continued making home visits, deepening connections with families and providing support.

Summary of Impact:

From May to July, the SOL program focused on the holistic development of children, combining educational programs like Thai language lessons, Bible studies, music, and handcraft training. Physical education promoted fitness and teamwork. Nutrition support, including training and meal provision, was prioritized, with a new kitchen under construction to enhance food services. Home visits and family support strengthened the connection between the school and the families, fostering a tight-knit community where everyone thrives together.

Story:

Po Po, an 11-year-old girl, had been living with her father and stepmother in a difficult and unsafe environment. Her father struggled with alcoholism, and the constant fighting between her parents left Po Po feeling unhappy and unsafe. One day, Po Po approached her teachers and expressed a desire to stay at the boarding school on the church compound for a safer and happier life.

Upon hearing her request, the teachers made the decision to admit her to the boarding school. Po Po quickly adjusted and became a regular participant in morning and night devotions. She also attended Sunday School regularly, finding peace and stability in her new living environment. Her story is a powerful reminder of the life-changing impact the program has on vulnerable children.

This quarter's activities and achievements have laid a strong foundation for the continued growth and success of the School of Life and Family for Children. We look forward to further enriching the lives of the children and families involved in this transformative program.