The team went to Omkoi to do a post installation inspection on Village 11. The completion of this village puts us past the half way mark.

We’re thrilled to share an update on the ongoing water project, which is transforming lives in remote Karen and Lahu villages.

In March, Rotary Clubs globally are actively dedicated to promoting and addressing issues concerning water, sanitation, and hygiene,...

In March, the CMIRC joins hands with Rotary Clubs worldwide to commemorate Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene Month.

Nestled in the hill-tribe mountain villages of Chiang Mai, Chiang Rai, and Mae Hong Son provinces, a transformative initiative is underway.

We have now successfully completed the water and sanitation installations in four villages, with a combined population of 585 people.

It is heartwarming to learn about the positive impact of the Water & Sanitation Global Grant at Santisuk!

We began our work in April in the Santisook Yellow Lahu village in a remote area of Chiang Rai Province.

We learned last month that the Thailand Water and Sanitation Global Grant Proposal that we had submitted with RC Fig Garden was approved.

An enthusiastic group of Rotarians headed up to a remote village in the Omkoi area, where ITDF is currently working on providing safe water.

We are now far enough along in the global grant (Water & Sanitation Global Grant #2233068) application process to give our readers a preview

PDG Mike Andritch of RC Fig Garden (Fresno) reports that fund raising has reached USD 88,000 and he fully expects to be over $100,000.

Progress on Application: Thailand Water & Sanitation Project Global Grant Fundraising continues by District 5230 Rotary Clubs.

Fundraising continues by the District 5230 Rotary Clubs for this project in which CMIRC will provide logistical support.

The proposed project will help bring clean water and sanitation to the Hill Tribes of Northern Thailand.

CMIRC has been approached by the Rotary Club of Fig Garden, Fresno, California to be the local partner on a Global Grant.