Assistance
and Support
As a charitable organization,
APSW received assistance and support from many organizations
in both the public
and the private sectors. Among these included the followings:
Organizations
in the public sector
Ministry
of Social Development and Human Security, Ministry of
Public Health and the Medical Office of the Bangkok
Metropolitan Administration provided support for selected
programs of APSW to provide assistance to women and
children, accounting for
about 6.7 percent of the revenue of the APSW.
Health
Center 60, Bamrasnaradoon Hospital, Nopparatrajathani
Hospital, Bhumibol Hospital, Vajira Hospital and
Sritanya Hospital provided services to women and children
seeking medical assistance. This was in-kind support,
worth about Bht 1,000,000.
Bangkok
Metropolitan Administration provided full cooperation
as required and assistance was in many areas
such as landscaping, sewerage, road repair etc.
The
Air Force provided assistance including utility maintenance
and repair, and transportation as requested.
Private
sector
Many
private/business organizations provided cash support
including Philip Morris (Thailand) Limited,
Srifuengfoong Foundation,
Ladies Mission Group, MK Restaurant among others.
Organizations
in foreign countries which provided financial support
for activities included : Norwegian Women
and family Association World Population Foundation
In-kind
contribution amounting to approximately Bht 200,000
on consumers products was received from different
organizationssuch as Nestle, Premier Marketing, Poh
Teck Tung Foundation.
Donation
from the general public
Generous
support was received from the public. A wide range of
contribution including cash, non-cash items,
used clothing, books,food items was received throughout
the year.
Special
contribution
The
APSW received very kind contribution from Venerable
Phra Stapana Bhudhiwangso of Suwannaram Temple,
Bangkok Noi District who designed and supervised the
landscaping of the APSW compound. Suan Khun Ya
( named in commemoration of Maechee Khunying Kanitha
Wichiencharoen, called by APSW staff as Khun Ya
or grandmother) and Suan Tammachat Bambat (literally
translated as Natural Healing) have turned out to be
one
of the most uniquely beautiful recycled landscape and
gardens in the country.
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