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    Hi Selwyn, In case you don't see this I will email you direct also, early this week. I think the best i can reccomend is that you contact the RICD(Royal Institute For Child Development) (http://www.ricd.go.th/) close to Mae Rim. This is an excellent facility with expert Doctors , social workers and all the access and knowledge of the sort of help you ar […]
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    Hi John My name is Selwyn Wilson a soon to 66 year old UK pensioner. I have been the only carer of 10 year old Arissa Sompamit from Omkoi since she was struck down with JEV in September 2009. She is brain damaged and has all that accompanies this Disease.I met 2 Thai ladies at the Mc Kean rehab centre where I have taken her for Occupational Therapy until Mar […]
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firstfence2000Things are moving forward a pace as the playground fence starts to take shape and we await our first scheduled placements arrival around  November 1.

Today we had a show of local support for the project when a work crew came to fit our wall fans stating that they simply wanted feeding and a little towards petrol for their trouble. As you can imagine this was a great boost to our morale as we are obviously keen to have the local community behind us and supporting the Childrens Home.

fans3We do have our first scheduled placement due to start on November the first after learning of the predicament of one of the pupils at the school at which I teach, when teachers informed us of his difficult circumstances.

After some difficulties in finding his present location we did finally make contact and, after a careful assessment of his circumstances were happy to offer him a placement.

This meeting also led on to discussion about two other cases of children who may be in need of help and we hope to arrange a meeting soon to assess their needs also.

  One Response to “Local Support Getting Ready For First Arrivals”

  1. Well done John, this is why you are doing what you do – Rescuing children at risk. This young boy, who has been cast aside, will I am certain be given a better chance in life, you have the tenacity that makes the difference to these peoples needs.

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