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Thai-Lahu Foundation (TLF)

Organization Description: 

The Thai-Lahu Foundation (TLF) is a charity caring for the livelihood, health, education, rights and other issues of ethnic minorities in Northern Thailand. This is achieved by educational programs namely House of Hope, Phrao dormitory and Lahu Network Training Centre and a community development program called Lahu Health & Development Project (LHDP).

Website: 
http://www.thailahu.com
Location: 
16 Moo 5, T. Sa-nga-baan, A. Doi Saket
Chiang Mai, 50220
Thailand
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Mission Statement: 

The Thai-Lahu Foundation develops Lahu communities holistically through strengthening community leaders, encouraging enough and safe food during one year, preventing and solving HIV/AIDS and drug problems, encouraging access to government’ services, select and use appropriate information from media and preserving and reviving natural resources.

Organizational Statement of Faith: 

The Thai-Lahu Foundation values Christian beliefs and conducts it's work according to it.

Do You Require Formal Orientation Training for Volunteers?: 
No
Are more than one-third of the participants in your organization/programs low income (below 150% of the poverty level)?: 
Yes
Organization Donation URL: 
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Primary Types of Volunteer Opportunities: 
Local Volunteering
International Volunteers: 
Assists with getting travel visa
Denominational Affiliation: 
Independent/Other Baptist
Protestant
Evangelical
Baptist
Region: 
Asia
South-eastern Asia
Country: 
Thailand
Skills: 
Social Worker
Grant / Proposal Writer
Administrator / Office Skills
Fundraiser
Agriculture
First Aid / CPR Certified
Teacher / Trainer
Service Area: 
Indirectly Serving People
Fundraising
Administrative / Office Work
Children and Youth Ministry
Agriculture
Business
Social Work
Social Services
Health and Medicine
Program Types: 
Other Program
Volunteer Information: 
Great for Seniors
Great for Families
Great for Christians
Organization Membership Type: 
Parachurch