News at Pratthanadee

On 29 March 2026, Pratthanadee Foundation organized the 4th Better Me Connect session, bringing together 14 women for a hands-on workshop on No-Bake Biscoff Cheesecake Cups, led by Khun Mai Vannaying, a Pratthanadee Foundation volunteer.

From June 2025 to January 2026, Pratthanadee Foundation delivered the Better Me for Girls program to 678 girls in Ubon Ratchathani Province, supporting adolescent girls at an important turning point in their lives.

On 21 December 2025, Pratthanadee Foundation hosted the 3rd Better Me Connect session, bringing together 16 women for a gentle well-being workshop on Mindful Breathing × Journaling & Drawing, facilitated by Pair Notebook Art & Craft.

On 30 November 2025, Pratthanadee Foundation hosted the 2nd Better Me Connect session, welcoming 14 women to a hands-on Non-Alcoholic Drinks Workshop at our Bangkok office.

In November 2025 and January 2026, Pratthanadee Foundation, with the generous support of the Black & Veatch Foundation, delivered the Claim Your Rights workshop to 547 girls across six secondary schools in Ubon Ratchathani and Amnat Charoen provinces.

Pratthanadee Foundation has launched Better Me Connect Day, a new monthly gathering designed to bring women together in a safe, supportive, and inspiring space.

In August 2025, Pratthanadee Foundation, with the generous support of the OVOLPE Foundation, delivered a Family Planning Workshop to 503 girls across five schools in Ubon Ratchathani and Amnat Charoen provinces.

In August 2025, Pratthanadee Foundation delivered the Family Planning Workshop as part of the Better Me for Girls program, reaching 271 girls across three schools in Ubon Ratchathani province.

In June 2025, Pratthanadee Foundation launched the first workshop of this year’s Better Me for Girls program: Preparing for Success. The three-day workshop reached 466 girls across four partner schools in Ubon Ratchathani province, equipping them with the skills and confidence

In May 2025, Pratthanadee Foundation had the incredible opportunity to work with 63 Grade 9 girls at Khueang Nai Pittayakhom School in Ubon Ratchathani. Through our “Preparing for Success” workshop—supported by Taejai.

In a world where young girls often face unseen dangers, knowledge is their best defense. But what happens when 91% of them have never received proper safety training?

For many high school girls in Thailand’s underprivileged communities, the future can feel uncertain. Limited career guidance, financial literacy, and personal safety education often leave them unprepared for the challenges ahead.

Imagine stepping into a room filled with young girls—curious, eager, and, for some, a little uncertain. They’ve never been taught how to recognize danger, how to protect themselves, or even who to turn to in times of crisis.

At Pratthanadee Foundation, we believe in empowering educators as the cornerstone of transformative education. On November 15, 2024, we hosted a workshop in Ubon Ratchathani and Amnat Charoen,...

This November, Pratthanadee Foundation proudly conducted the Financial Planning Workshop under the Better Me for Girls project, reaching 393 underprivileged high school and junior high girls across...

We’re excited to share the impactful results of our recent workshop in Ubon Ratchathani this September. Prior to the workshop, 81% of the girls reported experiencing or witnessing violence,...

August saw us back in the schools in northeastern Thailand where we had spent time at in June when we kicked off the ‘Better Me For Girls’ project generously sponsored by OVOLPE Foundation. This...

In our teenage years, we were clueless as to what we would do after graduating from public high schools. Some two to three decades later, we saw the same sense of disconnect with the future in...

As Pratthanadee Foundation approaches its 25th anniversary, I am filled with pride and optimism about our journey and future. Recently, I had the opportunity to visit Ubon Ratchathani, where our...

Former Pratthanadee student Teang (Teang Polraksa) developed her mental toughness from her childhood years. While her parents planted rice in the fields, she tended the buffalo and cooked for the...

We capped the year 2023 with one of our most ambitious projects to date. For the first time, key stakeholders involved in the reporting of gender-based violence (GBV) in schools met under one roof...