Happy Farm Project
The Happy Farm project aims to develop and support children with disabilities who are growing into adults to learn farming, growing vegetables and raising animals. "To live with value and dignity in society" with teachers who specialize in agriculture to guide and supervise children closely.
Happy Farm Project Activities
Teachers and staff brought children with disabilities at Camillian Ladkrabang House to activities in the Happy Farm project at Khok Nongna-Nong Chok.
In this activity, the supervising teacher taught the children the process and how to plant various types of trees and vegetables. Start by preparing equipment such as pickaxe, shower, soil, manure, and lemon trees, each step of which will be closely supervised by a teacher.
Development of agricultural gardens
Camillian Home for Children with Disabilities in Lat Krabang has developed an agricultural garden under the Happy Farm project, which is prepared to accommodate children with disabilities who are growing into adulthood to live and learn farming.
Currently, agricultural gardens have been developed in many parts to make the most of their use. Here's what has been done:
- Reclamation of some land to increase the area for planting trees or vegetables.
- Digging a trench to facilitate watering.
- Installation of vegetable growing greenhouses
- Water supply installation
Currently, the agricultural park in the "Happy Farm" project has installed a cowboy fence, which was completed in March.
Fr. Anusorn Nilkhet had the purpose of installing a fence that represents the area of the agricultural garden, which is made in the form of a cowboy fence to enhance the beauty and match the atmosphere of the agricultural garden as much as possible.
In the future, Fr. Anusorn Nilkhet plans to bring animals into the agricultural garden. In order to prepare for children with disabilities, Camillian Home has come to vocational training and life skills training with teachers and staff to closely supervise and educate.
Produce from agricultural gardens in Happy Farm project
Leftover Project
"Leftover Project" It is a project to accept donations of leftover items that are no longer used by the donor but can still be used and in good condition, such as clothes, bags, shoes (all types, gender, age), electrical appliances, general miscellaneous items. Choose to have children with disabilities take advantage of it first. After that, the staff will conduct a screening. The rest will be used for philanthropy to interested people and low-income earners. In Panbun Shop
Accepting donations
Camillian Home for Children with Disabilities Ladkrabang had the opportunity to set up donation points and publicize the "Leftovers" project in various housing estates with permission or consent from the juristic person for us to enter, set up tents as a donation point and publicize the "Leftovers" project.
For condos interested in donating items or promoting The project "Leftovers" for residents to donate, we have a basket cart that is used to set up as a donation point in the condo with a signboard to promote it. Once the donation is full, you can contact us to pick up the donation immediately.
"Organic Garden Project"
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"Organic Garden Project"
It is designed for children with disabilities at Camillian Home to learn organic farming and develop their self-help potential. It also promotes the careers of children with disabilities at Camillian Home as well.
Fr. Anusorn Nilkhet has a policy for children with disabilities at Camillian Ladkrabang House. They started practicing their skills and learning about organic farming as much as they could, such as watering vegetable gardens, feeding fish, feeding frogs, chicken feeding, and egg collection.
At present, the teacher who takes care of the disabled children at Camillian Home has followed the policy of Fr. Anusorn Nilkhet. In the morning, before entering the classroom to study or do rehabilitation activities, the supervising teacher will lead the children with disabilities to the organic garden to do activities to promote the development of learning in farming, such as watering plants, feeding fish, frogs, and feeding chickens, collecting eggs, harvesting products from the agricultural garden, including vegetables and fruits.
News & Events
15 March 2024
Schedule a visit Mr. Nikorn Jumnong
Chairman of the Advisory Committee to Monitor and Accelerate Policy Implementation of the Minister of Social Development and Human Security On World Down Syndrome Day
22 March 2024
Mr. Charoenjit, Assistant Director and representative of children with disabilities, publicized to Camillian Home about the Left Over Project and received donations from the HR department of 120 branches of the Courtyard Marriott Hotel Group.
23 March 2024
Mr. Warawut Silapaacha Minister of Social Development and Human Security Assigned Mr. Nikorn Junong, Chairman of the Advisory Committee to monitor and accelerate the policy drive of the Minister of Social Development and Human Security. Be a delegate to attend the meeting to listen to the presentation of information and suggestions on the issue of people with Down syndrome. From the student representatives of XCL American School Of Bangkok, the Youth Project group was led by Mr. Kittithat. Prasert Sundarasai on World Down Syndrome Day World Down Syndrome Day is held on March 21 every year with representatives from the Department of Children and Youth Affairs. and Department of Promotion and Development of Quality of Life for Persons with Disabilities Attend the meeting at the meeting room. 8th Floor, Department of Social Development and Welfare Ministry of Social Development and Human Security
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