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FIVE YEARS IN BAN KANG | Pride, Protection, Pens, and Play
Since 2021, the 'Asha Foundation for Humanity' has helped BKCC serve the children of Ban Kang - a small, challenged farming village in northeastern Thailand.
Many kids can't afford pens or paper. They're often marginalized. So BKCC became their safe place - English for a headstart in school, traditional Isaan dance for cultural pride, and Muay Thai for basic self-protection. Plus swings, games, and room to be kids.
At the heart of it is Mai Wilachai - a natural leader, beloved teacher, and recently elected local politician. Asha is proud she represents us.
Last year, Asha's Maurie and Vivien visited. Their belief left a profound impression. You can still see the ripples.
A simple program. Five years. Young lives growing stronger - knowing their culture matters, they can protect themselves, and someone believes in them.
Thank you 🙏
CELEBRATING 13 YEARS | Transforming Spaces & Touching Lives Through Art
We at Asha Foundation for Humanity are incredibly proud to be affiliated with the Paintbrush Foundation. As they celebrate 13 inspiring years of powerful work, this latest Art in the Community project - in collaboration with King’s College International School Bangkok - shows exactly why we admire them so much. Watching students come together to transform everyday spaces into art, especially in challenging areas where creativity and connection matter most, is truly beautiful. Congratulations on 13 years, and thank you for making every space a masterpiece. 🙏🏼
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WE ARE PROUD |The Quiet Heroes of Khlong Toey Deserve This Moment
On behalf of all of us at the Asha Foundation for Humanity, we want to say how deeply proud we are of the Paintbrush Foundation for receiving 350,000 THB from the Port Authority of Thailand.
We know Khlong Toey. We know the daily challenges - the lack of safe public space, the constant pressure on families just to get through the week. And in that environment, keeping a child safe, let alone expanding their mind through music and art, is nothing short of heroic.
The teachers behind this program have been steadfast. They showed up. They protected. They created beauty where there was very little room for it. This grant is more than money. It is validation of years of quiet, tireless effort. And we at Asha Foundation are honored to witness this moment.
Congratulations, Paintbrush Foundation. You’ve earned every bit of this.
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EVERY CHILD DESERVES A CHAMPION
Congratulations BKLC Program Director Mai Wilachai! Rolling Stone Australia has published a remarkable story regarding our new learning center here in Ban Kung Village! Mai and the kids thank the Asha Foundation for Humanity, the Playing For Change Foundation & Rolling Stone Australia for their kindness.