by sirintip | 30 January 2012

Recently, Mr. Prommin Kantiya, the Director of the Accident Prevention Network Office, Mr. Kasidit Kantarat, the Manager of the Accident Prevention Network Office, along with the office’s staff, participated in the “Next Step in the 100% Safety Helmet Use Campaign” Activity at the Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation. The opening ceremony of the activity was chaired by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Mr. Yongyuth Wichaidit.

by sunanta | 21 January 2012

Working Together to Establish the Thai Recovery Partnership Center to Prevent and Solve Problems that May Occur in the Future

by THANYAPAT | 4 January 2012

More than 100,000 People Showed their Power in the 2^nd “Cross Year Prayer for a Good Beginning and a Good Life” Activity

by keetacha | 30 December 2011

by  sunanta | 28 December 2011

Thailand has a population of 60 millions, which is made up of three age groups: childhood and adolescence, working age, and old age. It seems that Thai society has very high hope for children, especially nowadays education is being developed to satisfy their needs, to help them know themselves and to realize their dreams, so they can become adults of quality.

How to create environment for elderlypeople to live well and happily

Generally, the structure of Thai family is extended family, that is, apart from family members of father, mother and children, there are: grandparent, uncle, aunt, or other relatives, who live in the same household, or they live nearby. This is because they like to live close to each other and so they can easily look after one and other.

Alzheimer's disease threatening Thais, an estimate of more than 300,000 patients by 2020

By mootie: 10^th January 2012

Although in the past year, natural disastre, politics, have made people less happy, but, since the new year, no matter whom we meet, they all wish each other happiness. It is believed that everyone will be happy. Eveyone of you  should therefore carry out your duties happily.

Professor Dr. Prakit Vathesatogkit, in his Role as Secretary General of the World Health Promotion Network