Thailand 
What is it like to be a refugee for over 30 years?
The average length of time as a refugee is now 17 years and the refugee camps along the Thai-Burma border are an example of protracted refugee crisis and the challenges refugees face.
Thailand Faces a Reading Crisis
As the world marks International Literacy Day, Thailand faces a reading crisis with nearly a third of 15-year-olds are “functionally illiterate”.
Providing Aid for 4-Year-Old Meah
It was extremely difficult for Meah to see her mother and little baby sister walk away. Read more about our response for child refugees.
7% Project Presents "Bowtie Shorts Helmet"
The 7% Project presents the "Bowtie Shorts Helmet", Kosong Kasan Gannok at Children's Discovery Museum in Chatuchak, Bangkok.
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My Journey to Freedom
“My life is like the moon’s phases, as there are good days and bad days”
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Strengthening Out-of-School Children Mechanisms in Tak
By Charlie Thame and Kraiyos Patrawart for Save the Children Thailand (February 2017). Thailand has made several commitments over the years towards realising the right to universal primary education for all resident school-age children. While significant progress has been made, many challenges remain, and the current government has identified the issue of Out-of- School Children (OOSC) as a priority. One persistent challenge has been estimating the numbers of OOSC and establishing their profiles and whereabouts so that interventions may be targeted to help them attend school. The present study has sought to contribute to this objective. Following a review of various methods to estimate the numbers of OOSC, and estimates of OOSC in Thailand, it presents an up-to-date nationwide estimate, an estimate for Tak Province, and estimates for the five border provinces covered by the Tak Primary Education Service Area Office 2 (PESAO).
