Mercy Projects
Below are listed the many projects that Mercy Ministries runs: (line taken from the existing page)As with any charitable organization Mercy Mission can always do with help. If you able to donate anything the mission will put it to good use.
Donations of food, clothing and household items
The mission always needs these items to help with our work among needy, stateless and destitute people.
This can be brought to the mission directly or if you can give us a call to arrange to have it collected. If you have clothes or household goods that are no longer needed in your home or business, Mercy Mission can help them find a new home. Anything and everything is gratefully received.
Donations of Cash
In Thailand you can donate directly using any ATM or bank branch. From the USA or Canada you can make donations through ‘Hope For the Nations’. From the UK you can donate through ‘The Pattaya Street Kids Support Project’. Via Paypal www.paypal.com .The Pattaya Street Kids Project will help here too.
Donation of skills & time
Mercy, Pattaya is always happy to accept help from volunteers who have time or skills they can donate.
Below are listed the many projects that Mercy Ministries runs:
OUR FATHERS HOUSE
Children’s HomeThe children’s home / shelter protects and provides for children who are “at risk” in our community, because of either of direct abuse or abuse by severe neglect. MERCY’s team of dedicated care-givers provide a clean, safe, home, good food, medical care, clothing, education and lots of love to all the children.
CHUM CHON AIRAT PROJECT (Slums)
Each week the MERCY team goes into Pattaya’s most destitute areas to bring basic food items, clothes, milk for the children, emergency medical care as needed, and hope to some of Pattaya’s poorest residents.
SCHOLARSHIPS PROGRAM
With financial support from local and international sponsors, MERCY provides scholarships for over 220 + needy Thai students, who are referred by local school authorities or chumchon (slum) community leaders.
PRISON RELIEF
Three times a week, a team of MERCY staff and volunteers take fruit, clean drinking water and sandwiches (when supplies are available) to people in local police lock-up centers.MERCY offers emergency care as needed, help contacting family or embassies (if foreigners), and family support if Thai nationals.
MICRO ENTERPRISE
Individual gifts or loans (as appropriate) are given to specific individuals to help create financial independence in the lives of the poorest of the poor.
EARLY LEARNING CENTER
Created to provide a positive learning environment for children in chumchon airat (slum) areas. These centers prevent children from 3 months old and up from being left in circumstances where they are put ‘at risk’
