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A House for grandma 2025

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we're brough dry foods, can foods rices, etc for her. When The fist time for Project went to visit her A house for grandma 2025 is for Mrs. Phongsri Lung Ai, 67 years old, lives at 122 Ban Huai Muang Nai, Mae Na Wang Subdistrict, Mae Ai District, Chiang Mai Province. She lives alone and has a monthly income of 600 baht from the government welfare fund. She is unable to do heavy work due to a chronic illness. Her general problems include the need to fix her housing, water, and food. The original condition of the house was built with wood, bamboo, and thatched with cogon grass and was in a dilapidated state. The roof leaked. The residents fixed it with what they could find and do themselves, which was old sacks, old canvas, old plastic bags. Also, the house was leaning. When it rained, the roof leaked and the whole house got wet. Household items were damaged, such as mattresses, pillows, and mosquito nets. Condition of the original house Look from the anotherside of the house. ...
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BRITISH WOMEN AND 1000 SILVER BARBS

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Yesterday 1000 tiny silver barb fish arrived, along with a VIP from Bangkok.  Gale Bailey MBE was there representing the British Women's Group of Bangkok, who recently gave their second generous gift to Project WIN.  Look at the previous story. You'll see volunteers finishing the  new concrete pond at Khun Sap. Khun Sap is a small village of Kariang (Karen) hill tribe people. They are proud of their 21-student kindergarten and primary school.  Under the supervision of their teachers and parents, the children will learn the best methods for raising fish to provide needed protein for the whole village.   Introducing fish for the first time was a big event for the students. Learning by Doing, they'll care for the fish until they are the size of a big man's hand, ready to eat.  In collaboration with village elders, Project WIN volunteers plan to add quarters for chickens, a vegetable garden at the school and a "mushroom hotel." ...
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THE MAGIC IN MUSHROOMS FOR KHUN SAB

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This is inside one of the mushroom barns at the big farm. The lady is harvesting. We drove to the factory to see the magic. There, expert cultivators stir a special sterilized compost, a different recipe for each type of mushroom. They carefully pour the mixture into strong plastic bags, then inoculate it with spores and seal the bag tightly.  All the bags are dated and you can order ones that will begin to produce when you want them to. If you'd like to know more about mushroom farming, here's a great short film on mushroom growing in Thailand. It shows how people could change from poaching to farming. Just click on the title:    Five Minute Film on Sustainable Mushroom Farming . This village is high in the mountains and very beautiful. At the factory we bought 400 bags for about 25 cents each. We loaded them into on old pickup truck, along with about six volunteers and drove a couple of hours to the mountain village.  It's a little hard to get to...
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