Summary: Despite a flat tire, a team from Jungle Aid managed to reach the villages of Bon Luk and Bon Kloi. These villages are located on the border of Myanmar deep in the park Kaeng Krachang. Fortunately, the team was able to deliver the large food supply. Bravo team, it was quite a job.

Summary: On September 17st, the Jungle Aid team visited the children's home in Bang Saphan. We delivered a lot of food like 1. Eggs. 150 2. Meat -10kgs pork, cheapest usually shoulder -10kgs chicken, thighs 3. Split mung beans, 3 bags 4. 100 cans fish 5. 6 x instant noodles , boxes 6. Cooking oil (palm) one metal container. 7. Laundry detergent 2 or 3 big bags, cheapest. 18 residents visited the medical clinic. There was a lot of toys and stuffed animals too. The creative team members brought handicrafts. It was a beautiful trip and the children were very happy, thanks to all donations 🙏🙏❤❤

Summary: Young Pimai is 8 month old now. A beauty, isnot she. The Jungle Aid tem delivered the monthly shopping

Summary: The Jungle Aid team brought rice, canned fish and charcoal to Khun Oh.

Summary: During our visit to Gumpon, members of the medical team noticed that the spasms and thus the pain in Gumpon were getting worse. The team recommended physical therapy. Jungle Aid is now investigating whether it can offer help through an osteopath.

Summary: Yesterday the medical team paid another visit to sisters Pompen and Penjun. The ladies are doing well. Diapers and Ensure deliverd.

Summary: A wonderful and motivated team from Jungle Aid visited the village of Pala-U Thai on August 20th. This refugee village is located behind the Kaeng Krachang National Park, towards the border with Myanmar. The medical team answered questions in the medical field, the educational team held a Health Seminar and sports took place. Finally, extra donations were distributed, obtained from a special fundraising campaign.

Summary: When the young mother Yui is at school, her mother and her grandmother look after the now 7-month-old Pimai and the youngest brothers and sisters of Yui. This leaves little time for the older ladies to regularly look for work. Fortunately, Jungle Aid can support the family through the great donations.

Summary: The young volunteers from Bangkok conveyed the importance of brushing teeth to the children in a great fun way. The message was clear with a beautiful song. The children sang along, in English, wholeheartedly. Fun and educational.

Summary: The medical team also made a home visit to Platoo, the boy who suffered a spinal cord injury after a bad fall. They brought him diapers and talked about his future. But the doctor and translator had to give something for this visit 😅😅