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Field visit to Omkoi for maternal and child health care

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On 18 June, a team of maternal and child health specialists from the Planned Parenthood Association of Thailand and staff from PPAT Northern Office, Chiang Mai Province, conducted a rainy-season home visit to young mothers facing anemia during pregnancy and postpartum. These mothers live in hard-to-reach areas in Omkoi District, Chiang Mai Province. This activity is part of a youth empowerment project supported by the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and Reckitt.

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Capacity Building for Women and Youth in the Southern Border Provinces

On May 12th, Khun Saitong Doloh, Project Manager, and the working team organized a training activity for capacity building in reproductive health, including promoting knowledge on rights and choices of individuals, ending gender-based violence (GBV), and promoting gender equality. This was held under the project “Empowering Women and Youth to Build Gender Equality” in the three Southern Border Provinces: Pattani, Yala, and Narathiwat. The event took place at the meeting room of the Khok Khian Subdistrict Administrative Organization, Mueang…
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PPAT Chiang Rai Medical Clinic Sets Up Booth to Provide Reproductive Health Education to Students

On February 19, Khun Kornrawee Sanduang, Manager of the PPAT Chiang Rai Medical Clinic, led the clinic team to participate in a booth activity providing reproductive health education at the event “M.R. Open House 2024: Academic Excellence, Cultural Heritage, Technological Advancement” held at Mengrai Maharaj Wittayakom School, Mueang District, Chiang Rai Province. The activity attracted significant interest from many young students….
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