Impact
Three years, 16 learning centres, more than 3,600 children
In May 2025 we asked for help to reach five more Migrant Learning Centres. By December, all five had their equipment — and the programme had reached 16 centres along the Tak border.
Migrant Learning Centres teach migrant children, stateless children, refugees and others who cannot get a place in a public school. What we bring — devices, digital learning media and basic repairs — helps them follow accredited coursework that can lead on to formal or higher education.
2023 — six centres in Mae Sot: Heavenly Home, Bwe K’Lar, Sauch Kha HangSar, Nam Tok, Pa Ra Mi and New Wave.
2024 — five more: P’Yan Taung, Ah Yone Oo and BHSOH in Mae Sot, New Road in Mae Ramat, and KM42 in Phop Phra.
2025 — the five we asked you for: Irrawaddy Flower Garden, Emmanuel, Mae Sot Adventist and Chicken in Mae Sot, and Sukhothai in Phop Phra.
Together these 16 centres — 13 in Mae Sot, two in Phop Phra and one in Mae Ramat — teach more than 3,600 out-of-school children. This is part of the Mobile Literacy for Out-of-School Children programme with UNESCO, True Plookpanya and Tak Primary Educational Service Area Office 2. Thank you to everyone who gave.