CCD Thailand: charity providing care and support for abandoned special needs children in Thailand (Privacy Policy) Privacy Policy At CCD Thailand, we value your privacy. This policy explains how we collect, use and store your personal information, including your rights to control that information. Collection of personal data We may collect your personal information when you: Register to volunteer Donate money Subscribe to the newsletter Contact us via our website Purpose of data use The personal information we collect will be used to: Manage and coordinate with volunteers Process donations and issue receipts Send news and information about our activities. Answer your questions and concerns Data storage and security We will keep your personal information secure and take appropriate measures to prevent unauthorized access, use or disclosure. User rights You have the right to: Access and request a copy of your personal data Request correction of incorrect or incomplete information Request deletion of your personal data Request to limit the use of your personal data Contact channels If you have any questions or concerns about this Privacy Policy, please contact us at: CCD Thailand Address: 18/1075 Moo 5, Sukhaprachasan Road 2, Soi 465, Bang Phut Subdistrict, Pak Kret District, Nonthaburi Province 11120 Email: ccdbkk@ccdthailand.org Telephone: 02 584 6966

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CCD Thailand: charity providing care and support for abandoned special needs children in Thailand New Hope Early Childhood Development Centre This is CCD’s newest project, which began in June 2015, as a social enterprise paid nursery for mainstream children in the community. Objectives in establishing the Center To develop children in a Christian style Teaches Christian Ethics and the Story of God to lighten the burden on the family for children to receive the correct development according to the child's age so that normal children have the opportunity to interact understand children with disabilities New Hope Center Objectives Generate income It generates income for our work with disabled children. Serve children with both typical and additional needs Facilitate integration between children with and without special needs It facilitates integration between children without cognitive impairments, and those who have special educational needs. Our New Hope children eat lunch with Rainbow Day Care children, have joint activities such as interactive music sessions, sports sessions and art therapy lessons. We also do joint outings, special visits and events like Sports Day, Father's Day and Christmas. Every morning begins with listening to the Thai National Anthem, and raising a Thai flag, followed by exercises outside. Again, we do these together every day to achieve integration and develop friendships and relationships between New Hope and Rainbow Day Care children. Raise awareness about disability It raises awareness about disability for the increased number of families we are reaching in the community. We hold joint Parent Review meetings with the parents of Rainbow House Day Care children, again facilitating integration and reducing the stigma and isolation surrounding disability. Provide affordable high quality nursery education It provides affordable high quality nursery education for children aged 18 months up until they turn 4. We teach Christian ethics, Thai language and culture, and also English. volunteer to Work with Us Interested in New Hope? If you are interested in your child attending our New Hope Early Childhood Development Center please Contact us

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CCD Thailand: charity providing care and support for abandoned special needs children in Thailand Day Care Centres CCD run 3 day care centres on the site of the government orphanage homes. These centre provide physiotherapy, activities, basic health care and education to see children flourishing empowered by stimulation and love. Day Care Centers Baan Fuang Fah Day Care Centre This centre is located in the government orphanage home which houses over 400 children from birth to 7 years old. Baan Fuang Fah CCD Day-care Centre serves up to 50 children on a rotation basis. The children attending the centre have a variety of disabilities, ranging from mild to severe, both physical and mental. The team comprises of a project manager, teaching assistants and two physiotherapists. Baan Fuang Fah Day Care Centre This centre is located in the government orphanage home which houses over 400 children from birth to 7 years old. Baan Fuang Fah CCD Day-care Centre serves up to 50 children on a rotation basis. The children attending the centre have a variety of disabilities, ranging from mild to severe, both physical and mental. The team comprises of a project manager, teaching assistants and two physiotherapists. Baan Fuang Fah Day Care Centre This centre is located in the government orphanage home which houses over 400 children from birth to 7 years old. Baan Fuang Fah CCD Day-care Centre serves up to 50 children on a rotation basis. The children attending the centre have a variety of disabilities, ranging from mild to severe, both physical and mental. The team comprises of a project manager, teaching assistants and two physiotherapists.

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