About Suwannimit Foundation
Everyone deserves an opportunity to become the best version of themselves. Because it is your nature to make someone’s life better, we can create these opportunities together.
Meet Our Board
Dr. Vichai Chokevivat
Chairman
Dr. Vichai Chokevivat, M.D., M.P.H., is a medical doctor and now a retired government officer. He continues to fight for justice through his writing and engagements in the academe. He received the Outstanding Rural Doctor Award from Siriraj Hospital and Medical School in 1986. Key positions held: Chairman October 14 Foundation, Chairman of Rural Doctors Society, Board member of Thailand National Health Security Office, Chair of the Government Pharmaceutical Organization board, General Secretary of Food and Drug Administration, Director-General of Department for Development of Thai Traditional and Alternative Medicine.
Dr. Poldej Pinprateep
Vice Chairman
Dr. Poldej Pinprateep, M.D. M.P.H. is a medical doctor. He is an alumnus of Mahidol University and one of Thailand’s senators. His previous work includes serving as the director of the Phitsanulok Provincial Hospital, secretary and deputy of the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security, secretary-general of the Local Community Development Institute and the Public Broadcasting Organization of Thailand Policy Committee, member of the National Reform Council, secretary-general of the National Health Commission, member of the National Committee of Digital Economy and Society Experts under the Office of the National Digital Economy and Society Commission, member of the National Health Reform Commission, and co-founded Palang Pracharath Party.
Mrs. Chalida Tajaroensuk
Secretary
Mrs. Chalida Tajaroensuk is the Executive Director of the People’s Empowerment Foundation, the founder of Forum-Asia, and active in the ASEAN Human Rights Commission. She has significant work in building the capacity of CSOs in 3 southernmost provinces of Thailand.
Atty. Theerarat Jaiprong
Board Member
Atty. Threerarat Jaiprong is currently a private lawyer. Key positions held: Chairperson of Mae Sod Lawyer Council of Thailand, Chairman of Mae Sot Lawyers Association for Human Rights on the Border, Director of Light House – a legal aid center.
Mrs. Sriwan Hannarong
Member
Former Public Health Technical Officer with Professional Level at Maesot Health District Office.
Mrs. Sakranchit Sarinyamas
Treasurer
Former Deputy Direct of Phob Phra Wittayakhom School and of Sappawittaya School, Director of Mattayom Wat Thatthong School in BKK and of Tak Phittayakhom school of Tak province.
Meet Our Team
Enjoy the cute cats while waiting for some of our team’s beautiful faces in a picture.
Pi Pat
Pattinee Suanprasert
Director
Arm
Wijittra Tasu
HR Manager
Chan Chan
Santiphap Maungramrad
Deputy-Program
Cho
Cho Thin Zar Oo
Finance Manager
Khu Paw
Eh Khu Paw
Project Manager
Women and Child Protection and Empowerment
Sasi
Sasithorn Koraudomchai
HR and Admin Officer
Thaw Thaw
Naw Thaw Kbwe Paw
Accounting Officer
Nay Tha
Saw Poe Khwer Lay
Project Coordinator
SRHR
Spring
Spring Song
Grants Coordinator
Htoo Eh
Hser Htoo Htoo Eh
Project Officer
Women and Child Protection and Empowerment
Cherry
Naw Cherry Paw
Project Coordinator
SRHR
Sameena
Sameena Wachiraya
Accounting Officer
J Naw
Naw San Aung
Project Coordinator
Youth Empowerment
Num Sai
Janhta Khrokhwankomon
Office Assistant
July
July Htoo
Logistics & Procurement Officer
Wanida
Wanida Saichoapirak
Case Coordinator
Women and Child Protection and Empowerment
Noe Noe
May Myat Noe Thin
Project Officer
Women and Child Protection and Empowerment
Taweewit
Taweewitt Dibuehae
Project Coordinator
Emergency Relief Assistance
Hla San Oo
Hla San Oo
Project Coordinator
Emergency Relief Assistance
Naw Hsa Htoo Wah
Naw Hsa Htoo Wah
Project Coordinator
SRHR
Ei Mon Zaw
Project Manager
SRHR Project
Saw Si Thu Aung
Project Officer
Youth Empowerment and Education Project (YEEP)
Saw Eh Tha Khu
Project Officer
Emergency Relief Assistance
WASH Project
Naw Aye Aye Lin
Project Officer
Youth Empowerment and Education Project (YEEP)
Wichai
Kyaw Thein
Project Officer
Emergency Relief Assistance
WASH Project
Liza
Flordeliza Lopez Sricharoentrakul
Technical Support
Annual Report
Annual Reports
| Year | ANNUAL REPORT | AUDIT REPORT |
|---|---|---|
| 2022/2565 | Available soon. | 2022/2565 Auditor’s Report ENG |
| 2021/2564 | 2021/2564 Annual Report ENG | 2021/2564 Auditor’s Report ENG |
| 2020/2563 | 2020/2563 Annual Report ENG | 2020/2563 Auditor’s Report ENG |
| 2019/2562 | Not available. | 2019/2562 Auditor’s Report ENG |
| 2018/2561 | Not available. | 2018/2561 Auditor’s Report ENG |
| 2017/2560 | Not available. | 2017/2560 Auditor’s Report ENG |
| 2016/2559 | Not available. | 2016/2559 Auditor’s Report ENG |
| 2015/2558 | Not available. | 2015/2558 Auditor’s Report ENG |
| 2014/2557 | Not available. | 2014/2557 Auditor’s Report ENG |
| 2013/2556 | Not available. | 2013/2556 Auditor’s Report ENG |
| 2012/2555 | Not available. | 2012/2555 Auditor’s Report ENG |
| 2011/2554 | Not available. | 2011/2554 รายงานของผู้สอบบัญชี |
| 2010/2553 | Not available. | 2010/2553 รายงานของผู้สอบบัญชี |
Our Generous Donors
Our Partners
Mae Tao Clinic (MTC)
Mae Tao Clinic (MTC) is a health service provider and training center established to contribute and promote accessible quality health care to marginalized persons living along the Thailand-Myanmar border.
Learn more about their work and how to get involved at https://maetaoclinic.org/
Burma Medical Association (BMA)
Burma Medical Association (BMA) promotes increased access to health services for vulnerable populations in South East Myanmar and plays a lead role in the provision of training to health care workers.
Learn more about their work and how to get involved https://bit.ly/BurmaMedicalAssociation
Committee for Protection and Promotion of Childs Right (CPPCR)
The Committee for Protection and Promotion of Child Rights (CPPCR) was founded in November 2002 in Mae Sot, Thailand, to assist children of migrant parents and stateless children on the Thailand-Myanmar border through birth documentation, child protection, child rights awareness campaigns, and advocacy.
Learn more about their work and how to get involved at https://cppcr.wordpress.com
Burmese Migrant Workers Education Committee (BMWEC)
The Burmese Migrant Workers Education Committee (BMWEC) serves as an administrative umbrella for 25 learning centers in Mae Sot. These learning centers receive financial and logistical support through BMWEC and provide access to education for nearly 4,000 children and young people.
Know more about their work at http://www.bmwec.org/
Burmese Migrant Teacher’s Association (BMTA)
Burmese Migrant Teacher’s Association (BMTA) represents the welfare of Burmese teachers in the migrant learning centers (MLCs). Over the years, the role of BMTA expanded to assisting migrant learning centers in improving their educational framework.
Find their updates at https://bmta05.wordpress.com/about/