PPAT Receives Tamtang Award at Bangkok Abortion 2024

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On November 24th, Asst. Prof. Dr. Sukanya Sripho, Secretary-General of the Planned Parenthood Association of Thailand (PPAT), together with Ms. Uthaiwan Kengthindong, Manager of PPAT Medical Clinic Pinklao, represented the Association at the “Bangkok Abortion 2024” social advocacy event held in recognition of International Safe Abortion Day (September 28 annually). The event aimed to raise public awareness about the importance of ensuring access to safe, standardized, and accessible abortion services. It was organized by the Tamtang Group in collaboration with the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) and partner organizations at the Rattanakosin Conference Room, Bangkok City Hall.

On this occasion, the Secretary-General of PPAT also delivered a keynote speech on the topic of safe abortion. Furthermore, the Planned Parenthood Association of Thailand received two Tamtang Awards 2024, including: The Public Reliance Honor Award (Bangkok), for clinics providing services within Bangkok, and The Telemedicine Access Excellence Award, for clinics offering remote abortion services via telemedicine. These awards recognize and express appreciation to medical personnel who have worked tirelessly to provide safe abortion services.

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