On October 8, Ms. Anna Neya was invited to visit the Good Shepherd Bangkok mission and the Mission Development Office to discuss the best strategies to apply for the effective development of the projects. 

Women Against Plastic Campaign | Environmental Awareness Education

Thailand knew worldwide for its beautiful beaches and peaceful nature, but not many people know that Thailand is the third biggest plastic polluter in the world. Despite there being an active initiative from the government to tackle the environmental issues, popularise recycling, and combat plastic pollution.

On 22-26 August, 2022, the Talitha Kum Asia Conference was held in pastoral training hall in Bangkok, Thailand. 

On Tuesday, 28 June, I was very glad to meet Father Bee, who visited the Fountain of Life Women Center and Fountain of Life Children's Center in Pattaya, to bless the centers and to say mass for vulnerable women, children, staff, and volunteers.

Father Bee is a Ph.D. Candidate in Education, currently doing research as a part of his doctoral degree in the UK, and I was very happy to interview Father Bee on the importance of developing the spiritual dimension in the education of vulnerable groups.

On 8 June 2022, I was honored to be introduced to all Good Shepherd Thailand Sisters who have gathered together on the occasion of celebration of the First Profession of Vows of Sister Mary Pimpa. Heartfelt congratulations to Sister Pimpa! 

The Good Shepherd Sisters have over 60 years of experience in helping vulnerable women and children, protecting human rights and advocating for global justice.

On May 20, 2022 I was invited to attend the agricultural activity in Si Racha Gardens located close to Pattaya, Thailand. The activity is as a part of Sustainable Living Project managed by Good Shepherd Sisters Thailand

Wednesday, May 11, 2022, the first Environmental Awareness session took place during the annual weekly meeting at the Fountain of Life Women's Center, marking the beginning of the active implementation of environmental education in the GSST Centers. The session was hosted by the staff team and volunteers. 

Two days ahead of the UN International Day for Elimination of Violence against Women, the representatives of 14 government and social agencies, with the support of

the Catholic Social Media has gathered together in order to make a commitment to strengthening measures of tackling gender-based violence, with a focus on the protection of women and children.

It’s a well-known fact that moving is good for the body and mind. The mental and emotional benefits of movement are plentiful.

Moving regularly is an investment in your mind, body, and soul. One of the more expressive ways to integrate movement into your recovery is through dance therapy.

• Dancing can be a way to stay fit for people of all ages, shapes, and sizes.
• Dancing can improve your muscle tone, strength, endurance, and fitness.
• Dancing is a great way to meet new friends. 

Dance/movement therapy is a technique focused on helping people to improve self-esteem and l develop effective communication skills and relationships, expand their movement vocabulary, gain insight into patterns of behavior, as well as create new options for coping with problems.

Art Therapy is a technique that is rooted in the idea that creative expression has a direct link to fostering healing and mental well-being.

The creation or appreciation of art is used to help people explore emotions, develop self-awareness, cope with stress, boost self-esteem and work on social skills.