Service to Labourers in Thailand
In grateful memory of Sathya Sai Baba, SSIO volunteers in Thailand served 300 labourers at a local construction site on 24th April 2019. In an atmosphere filled with love and joy,
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In grateful memory of Sathya Sai Baba, SSIO volunteers in Thailand served 300 labourers at a local construction site on 24th April 2019. In an atmosphere filled with love and joy,
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On 30th March 2019, 20 SSIO volunteers dispersed grocery bags containing oil, rice, sugar, noodles, and milk to 18 needy families in the Lam Narai district in the eastern part of Lopburi Province of
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SSIO members in Thailand celebrated Christmas with service activities around the country. For example, on 12th December 2018, around 20 SSIO volunteers and 12 guests served
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On December 19th, four volunteers from the Ladies’ Wing of the SSIO of Thailand organised a Christmas service at the Samakhee Songkraw School. The volunteers conduct weekly
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On 14th October 2018, the Sathya Sai Foundation of Thailand celebrated its 33rd Anniversary with a function attended by more than 50 people. The event commenced with
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Samaneh Sonkraw School is located in Klong Toey, a slum area inhabited by the destitute. On 9th and 10th October 2018, SSIO volunteers in Thailand held a seminar for
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Between 9th September and 21st October 2018, SSIO volunteers in Thailand launched the Connect to your Child programme. Adapted from the Malaysian Parent Care programme, this initiative consisted
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On 20th October 2018, 63 volunteers, including 28 SSIO members of Thailand planted trees in the Nongjok district, about 200 km from Bangkok, to commemorate
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The 6th of May is celebrated as Easwaramma Day every year, commemorating the anniversary of the passing of the saintly lady who was mother to the physical form of Sathya Sai Baba. In Thailand, the SSIO celebrated Easwaramma Day on 19th May 2018. More than…
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On 10th June 2018, 25 SSIO volunteers organised semi-annual service activities at the Good Shepherd Sisters’ Home, which caters to about 70 at-risk young girls. The evening began with devotional singing, followed by a Thai dance programme by the residents. The residents, nuns, staff and…
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