All for Villages Founders Gary & Amanda donating to Takuapa Hospital
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Moken Sea Gypsies - Koh Payam
The Moken people are a nomadic group, originally migrating from South China, who now reside on islands and villages off of the mainland of Thailand and Burma.
All for Villages recognizes those in the community who are unable to provide for their own basic needs so a fund was established to support them during harder times.
A healthy community means both people and animals. All for Villages initiated a Sterilization program for street dogs and cats; none existed on Koh Payam.
As part of the changing community needs, All for Villages now offers individual support to help provide long term solutions in a number of different ways.
Improving the existing water system; adding tanks, pumps, pipes & plumbing !
Being well established in our community, often projects are presented to us for our consideration and support. In the past we have been involved with FED (Foundation for Education and Development); an organization specifically targeting Burmese people living and working in Thailand.
As everyone is aware, ocean plastic waste has become a major problem all over the world and is choking our oceans and sea life. All for Villages have teamed up with Ranong Recyclers who are funded by Jan & Oscar Foundaton. Lately the Moken go out on their boats in search of a catch that […]
MOKEN VILLAGE WATER WELLS Friday 2/13/15 Gary and George went to the village by bike, walking, and raft. Well #1-is used for washing in the center of the village. Fortunately Philip had the well cleaned by people climbing down the well and removing the debris. He also purchased a new cover,
All for villages has initiated an after school program where the kids make beautiful hand-made cards for sale across the island The children are a mix of Thai, Moken Sea Gypsy and Burmese. We believe no matter what culture or race, all children deserve the opportunity to an education to improve