Retire In Thailand

So_This_Is_It? asked:

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I have retired early in life and I have some time and funds and I would like to find out about orphanages in Thailand.

Thanks

Living in Thailand

wtinad asked:

Where There Is Not a Doctor (WTINAD) is a non-profit organization helping poor and underprivileged hill-tribe communities in Chiang Rai, Thailand. Volunteers are always welcome to help distribute medicine, build toilets, teach and play with the children among many other activities. You will live and eat with the villagers in their homes. To learn how you can volunteer, donate money or other items please visit www.wtinad.org

Retirement in Thailand

Emily A asked:

I am going to volunteering in thailand during june, but will be leaving two weeks earlier to travel. I should be traveling in the end of may first week of june and was wondering what are the best things to do during this time. such as beaches, places to see, and such. I will be starting in bangkok where i fly in. should i go to northern thailand and work my way down, or go to southern thailand, or should i stay in the bangkok area? any tips would be greatly appreciated.

Retirement in Thailand

jeanVT asked:

Could you provide as much details as possible please. If anyone has been recently and could explain it that would be great!

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lymniad.psalm asked:


I’m joining a ISV tour group to go volunteer in Thailand. I live in New Jersey, and I was wondering if anyone knew the airfare, round trip, from NJ to Thailand (I’m not sure exactly where in Thailand we would be arriving at).

Thank you!

Retirement in Thailand

mari_bella83 asked:

I want to experience a few day retreat somewhere off the beaten path, in a pretty location (i.e not Bangkok or big city…somewhere peaceful). Any ideas would be great!

Living in Thailand

cbomb asked:


I am thinking about spending 2-3 months in Asia (thailand, china, cambodia, vietnam, or any where in Asia) doing some volunteer work. If possible, I would like to volunteer at an orphanage or be involved in some construction projects… something where I would be dealing with the people there directly.

There were numerous programs out there… some that seemed more business-like than really charity-like..

Has anyone done any humanitarian work outside of US? What organizations did you use? How was your experience?

Any help would be very helpful! Thanks!

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Mel asked:


Hi, I have just set up a small sustainable tourism project in Northern Thailand. We are NOT an ngo/foundation/charity but run several community projects one of which is to find foreign volunteers for hilltribe schools. Does anyone know of websites where I can advertise volunteer opportunities for free? ( I already use Craigslist and Idealist)? Or how I can find volunteers?
Thanks,

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Tell the time… asked:


I have a volunteers looking to work Thailand as teachers. They are university graduates some hold TEFL and some do not. Were can I place them a still make a bit of a profit.

Retirement in Thailand