Run For Kids No, 5

On the 15th of November 2020 at Chaklukya School Stadium, Rayong

Tuffty  doesn’t have a sponsor yet, would you like to be her sponsor?

Recently we have accepted responsibility for a new child, her name is Aomsin or as I nicknamed her more or less the first time I meet her Tuffty. Her mother was patent here at the time and she became involved with one of our male nurses and the result is Tuffty.  

I called her Tuffty because of the little spikes of baby hair that where springing from her head at the time. 

Now I have watched her grow up since almost birth and I know that she is a very smart little girl. At the age of about three she was watching me test myself for blood sugar, I retrieved my book from the draw did the test and wrote up the findings. At which time Tuffty took the book and put it back in the drawer but not just on top, like I would of myself. She lifted the other books and put it back exactly where it had been when I came to it. Until the end of the current semester Tuffty had been lucky enough to attend The St, Joseph Catholic School in Rayong. Although I pretty much hate the idea of religion in school, this school is the best academically that are children have a chance of attending. Father Joey our Director told me yesterday that she could no longer continue her studies there as the school is very strict.

His email address is Wutthichai Boonbanlu michelejoe_2528@hotmail.com if you would like to ask him about this.

Unfortunately recently her father has become very ill and can’t care for himself and her mother has taken her self off somewhere not being able to cope with her own life situation.  

Horn

Heng

Heng & Horn are brother and sister, they both arrived to stay with us on the 29^th of April 2020. They were born in Satthaheab Hospital in Chonburi Province which is approximately 30 kilometers from The Camillian Social Center Rayong.

Both of them are HIV Negative. Heng the young boy is 9 years old and his younger sister Horn is just 7.

In 2012 their father sight began to fail as a result of an infection brought on because of his HIV infection. This brought on his dismissal from his work as a Truck Driver. At which time their mother was the sole wage earner. She worked very hard at 3 jobs to provide for the whole family until 2018 when she was killed as a result of a Motorcycle accident.

Fortunately, at that time their father’s sister was able to help care for the children until such time as the land that they lived on was claimed by the Thai Government for road improvement.

So the whole family became homeless, seeing their plight the head man of the village contacted us and asked for help. The two children are now cared for in our child care project and live with all our other young ones, and their father stays in our Palliative Care Unit. Both children are well but Heng suffers for a hard Tongue which impairs his speech and gives him a tendency to drool.  

Both children are happy and well and very much looking forward to school when they re-open, hopefully in July.