Enabling a sustainable livelihood: a case study in a community of people with disabilities in Amphoe Phrapradaeng, Samut Prakran province, Thailand

This is one of the most disavantaged communities in Thailand. They are growing tremondously after the completion of my doctoral research . At the beginning of this research, no one really knew what sustainable livelihoods looked like. Through this research, the participants and their community found a livelihood that they desired. After the researcher withdrew from the community, they still continue improving their capabilties and pursuing a livelihood that they want to achieve. To find out more information about this community, please click the following link visit their website. The contents on this link is not responsible by Siriporn Peters. http://sdpa.siam2web.com/?cid=939946 If you want to visit their community at the facilities of the Samutprakran Disabled Person Association or support their activities. Please contact: Mr. Singkham Manee-Chansuk, the leader of the community of people with disabilities: 1/8 Moo 5 Soi Pet-Hong, Tambon Bang Krasob, Amphoe  Phrapradaeng, Samut Prakran province, Thailand. Tel: +66 2 819 6083-4, Fax:+66 2 819 6082

 

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3 thoughts on “Enabling a sustainable livelihood: a case study in a community of people with disabilities in Amphoe Phrapradaeng, Samut Prakran province, Thailand

  1. Dear Siriporn, I am working for persons with disabilities at regional level. I am from China and working for Leonard Cheshire Disability UK, based in Bangkok office. I read your abstract of your research. I am not sure if you have started your research or you have completed it. I would be very interests to read your research paper if you have as we are implementing a livelihood programme in Philippines, Malaysia and China. It would be very helpful if I can read your paper and it would able to contribute to our program development.

    Many thanks.

    Tingyu

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