
When Disaster Strips Nan Residents of Clean Water
Although the floodwaters have receded, the crisis is far from over for many families in Nan Province, as clean water an essential necessity for daily life remains difficult to access.

Although the floodwaters have receded, the crisis is far from over for many families in Nan Province, as clean water an essential necessity for daily life remains difficult to access.

World Vision Foundation of Thailand joins forces with youth and communities to address the climate crisis through environmental conservation and the promotion of children’s rights.

The Day the Waters Changed Lives: Starting Anew After the Great Flood

Voices from Flood Victims in Nan Province, Hoping Simply to Return Home

Strengthening Safety for Vulnerable Children and Families Following the 2025 Southern Thailand Floods

Through the “Heat Ready School: Learning About Heat, Caring for the Planet” Initiative

Advancing through the Safe Schools approach and Community-Based Disaster Risk Management (CBDRM) in Khun Yuam Project Area, Mae Hong Son Province

A systemic environmental management model that not only solves waste problems but also drives behavioral change and sustainability at the school and community levels.

Reviving lives and communities, strengthening preparedness, reducing risks and disaster impacts
World Vision Foundation of Thailand

Implementation of the “Southern Flood Response Project 2025” and the “Post-Flood Recovery Project 2025” by World Vision Foundation of Thailand