
Our Impact
For more than 20 years, we have been with girls, families, and communities across Thailand.
We have helped protect girls from exploitation and abuse, supported families through difficult times, and created opportunities through education, employment, and practical community projects.
A lot has been achieved — not through quick solutions, but through long-term commitment, strong relationships, and simply continuing to show up.

Programs
We respond to real needs in the communities where we are present.
We support girls at risk, help families through difficult times, create education opportunities, provide emergency assistance, and work with communities to create safer and stronger futures.
Our programs include work in Pattaya, Sa Kaeo, Nan, Isaan, Myanmar, and other communities across the region — each shaped by local relationships and the realities people face.

Get Involved
Real change happens when people choose to care.
Whether through giving, volunteering, sharing our work, or building relationships with us, you help us continue protecting girls, supporting families, and creating opportunities.
Together, we can do more.
Toilets in lower northern and northern Thailand: Building and repairing safe, clean toilets for children and families.
Earthquake Relief in Myanmar: Helping families hit by the March 2025 earthquake.
Pattaya Street by Street Program: Supports vulnerable girls and women across the city, providing care and support.
Myanmar IDP Relief Program: Providing urgent emergency aid to displaced families in Myanmar.
Supharat’s Activity: A weekly gathering where girls come together to learn skills, build confidence, and receive financial support, using creative writing to create messages and labels for rice bags that are filled with rice and delivered to families in need.
25kg Rice Program: Getting food to families who really need it. We deliver 25kg bags of rice, along with eggs and canned fish.
For more information about any of these programs, send us a message at hi@onethousandvillages.org
We’re working toward a day when girls across the Mekong are free from trafficking and exploitation.




