Teddy Trekkers will now be sent to children in villages under our water & sanitation project. Originally, Teddy Trekkers were knitted...

It was during the challenging time of the COVID-19 pandemic that the CMIRC Teddy Trekkers Initiative was born.

In April, we sent another shipment of trauma bears to Omkoi Hospital in the southwesternmost part of Chang Mai Province.

In February, we were fortunate to receive an anonymous donation of 15,000 baht. This gift helps us to send teddy bears to sick children.

There has been a change in the format of the teddies' travel bag, following a conversation with Kanchana Thornton, the Director of BCMF.

We have had some amazing donors for our Teddy Trekker program benefiting the patients seeking treatment through BCMF.

Exciting news, the CMIRC Teddies are to get their own logo. Watch this space next month for an update.

A teddy's role is very diverse, none more so than in the Netherlands. All police cars in the Netherlands come equipped with a teddy bear.

As you know, teddies are very important playing significant roles in everyone’s lives, giving, joy, peace, friendship and love.

In January four teddies went to new patients and carers at the Burma Children Medical Fund's B. K. Kee Patient House

A small gathering of teddy bears took place at the beginning of December, and a review of teddies with happy new homes.

October marks the closing of CMIRC's appeal for Teddies for patients. So please don’t dilly about, we have packing to do at B.K. Kee House.

Can you help? Think of how a teddy would make such a difference to a lonely child or even an adult having medical care.

The end of last year, 2020, CMIRC presented the patients at the BCMF B.K. Kee Patient House with Teddy Trekkers in hand painted bags.

Recently Nel de Betue contacted me saying there were about one hundred Trekker Teddies ready to come to Thailand but no one coming this way.