The biggest challenge right now

Maw Goon Thit Migrant Learning Center

We provide education to migrant and displaced children who have almost no access to formal schooling. Despite huge challenges, our students show up every day — full of determination and hope.

The biggest challenge right now Our classrooms are temporary structures made of bamboo, old tin sheets, and cloth walls. When heavy rain comes, the roof leaks badly and the entire school compound floods — because the ground is about 90 cm (3 feet) lower than the nearby road.

Classes continue every day inside our fragile bamboo and tin classrooms — because learning cannot wait.

Old tin sheets and bamboo supports — when the rain pours, water drips through the gaps and disrupts every lesson.

Strong winds and heavy rain can easily damage this structure — putting children’s education at risk.

Even with so little, our students speak up, discuss, and lead — showing how deeply they value this chance to learn.

The school entrance is 90 cm (about 3 feet) lower than the road. During heavy rain, water flows straight in and floods the learning space.

Why Your Help Matters So Much

With your support we can:

• Replace leaking roofs with strong, weatherproof materials
• Raise the ground level so water no longer floods the classrooms
• Build safer, more permanent learning spaces for these children

Every single contribution helps protect education for children who need it most.

Donate via Bank Transfer

Bank: Government Savings Bank (GSB)
Account Name: นาย วิธาน (Mr. Withan)
Account Number: 020455268209

Please include your name or "Donation to Maw Goon Thit" in the transfer note for reference. Thank you!

Thank you for standing with these brave students. Together we can give them the safe, dignified place to learn they deserve.

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