PAST, CURRENT AND WISH-LIST PROJECTS
Special Equipment Needs
Providing equipment for disabled children in Mae Sot requires us to both utilise local manufacturing skills and rely on the generosity of our donors. Our team often take donated equipment with us when we visit the project.
Tac Packs
Tac Packs provide children with more severe Cerebral Palsy with a means of understanding their environment through sensory stimulation.
Independent Living Support with Susannah at Mercy Home
To assist some of our children in the transition through adolescence to adulthood, one of Starflower's former teachers established a Respite and Enablement Project. While we provided some early support, Susannah's centre, Mercy Home has grown beyond our wildest expectations and has become a beacon of hope for disabled children and young people in the border region. Stepping Stones continues to provide therapy support to many of the young people who reside there, or visit as day students.
Parent Education Group
The group aims to provide a forum through which parents can gain knowledge, connect with a community and share ideas with families with similar issues.
Special Equipment Needs
Providing equipment for disabled children in Mae Sot requires us to both utilise local manufacturing skills and rely on the generosity of our donors. Our team often take donated equipment with us when we visit the project.
Early Intervention Programme
Accessing children under 3 years of age provides additional challenges but this is the time when we can make the most impact and we are keen to develop this programme in collaboration with our partner organisations.
Photography Project
This project provided a forum for young people to gain knowledge about their diagnosis, meet others in a social capacity, and to speak about their disability in their local communities.
Tac Packs
Tac Packs provide children with more severe Cerebral Palsy with a means of understanding their environment through sensory stimulation.
Accessing Play
Play is an essential part of childhood, as it supports learning, increases happiness and helps children to make sense of everything and everyone has a right to access play.
If you would like to sponsor or fundraise for one of our ongoing projects then please contact us or you can make a donation on our fundraising page.