Understanding the lives of "homeless people"

“Staying outside is not comfortable. Anyone who gets sick or dies is someone else. But when we are under the same roof, it is like a family. Born into generosity Be generous to each other So we are brother and sister. and make living conditions better than when outside.”

Mr. Suchin Iam-in, President of the Homeless Association tells of his own starting point. Originally, he worked as a temporary employee. But he was bullied by his employer and lost his job. So he stayed with his siblings. But as he was the eldest, he did not want to be a burden to his younger siblings, so he decided to come out and live in a public area around Sanam Luang.

Later joined the first homeless center at Taling Chan. Until the homeless brothers asked me to be a representative to talk with the government in pushing for the construction of a homeless center in Bangkok Noi. And later wanted to expand the homeless center to help homeless people all over the country, so organized a team called "Coffee walk" to survey areas in 3 major provinces, namely the eastern, northern and southern regions. It was found that Chiang Mai province has as many as 166 homeless people. Therefore, they want to push for the creation of a homeless center in Chiang Mai province until it is successful and has become a dream home today. But to enter into a construction contract, a legal entity must be registered. This caused the need to establish a homeless association. And the brothers finally agreed that they would be the president of the homeless association

Mr. Narin Eua Amornrat President of the Homeless Network Chiang Mai Province Tell about the life of being homeless. After living in Bangkok for over 40 years, I decided to leave home and come to Chiang Mai. Not involved with siblings Which is not rich at all. He tried to find a suitable career to generate his own income. But I can't see the future.

later met a group of homeless people from Bangkok that is successful in terms of housing So he joined the homeless network. Because they see that they must join society in order to advance themselves and have a future.

“The social network of homeless people has helped me grow. Have maturity in thinking Have a recognized career and have a better life From that day until today, it has been 11 years that I didn't think that would happen. And the opening of the Chiang Mai Homeless Rehabilitation and Potential Development Center will be another chapter in history.” Mr. Narin Ending with gratitude

The number of homeless people will not increase. If we take care of the people in the house and prevent family members from living in public areas. However, having a safe space to live in is one of the four human factors. which must have a place to live to protect the body from various dangers Rehabilitation centers for homeless people are places where they can sleep comfortably.