Engagierter Buddhismus in Thailand

• Helping those in need - A listing of organisations, groups and individuals involved in humanitarian services in Thailand, Bangkok Post.

• Food for thought - Buddhistische Klöster in Thailand organisieren kostenlose Essensausgabe für Arme, Arbeits- und Obdachlose. Artikel der Bangkok Post 

• Seeds of hope - Thammasat University's Graduate Volunteer Programme obout social and rural problems.

• When the spirit moves you - The Spirit in Education Movement Project from Mr. Sulak Sivaraksa.

• The Foundation to Encourage the Potential of Disabled Persons Offering a peaceful spiritual retreat and hospice for poor and disabled patients, support to families and providing awareness trainings.

• Viengping Children's Home - The Viengping Children's Home is a nursing home for orphans, neglected and homeless children. There are both boys and girls, from newborn to six years of age, who come from all of the 17 Northern provinces of Thailand.

• The Sangha Metta Project -  which engages monks in HIV/AIDS prevention and care, is unique in that it was initiated by monks themselves in response to the need for Buddhist monks to have a more active role in HIV/AIDS prevention and care. 

• Community spirit - The Buddhist Temple Wat Bang Sai Kai, a safe haven for needy children and the heart of the local community.

• Monks add their Protest against the Pipeline - Buddhistische Mönche in Thailand ordinieren erneut Bäume um die Abholzung der Wälder zu stoppen. Ein Bericht der Bangkok Post 

• Learning to see the wood and the trees - The Kanchanaburi Environmental Group. The best hope for saving the environment is to plant a love of nature in young minds.

• When Buddhism demands dissent - Siamese critic Sulak Sivaraksa chastises mainstream Buddhism.

• THE DUANG PRATEEP FOUNDATION  The Duang Prateep Foundation is a non-governmental organization started in 1978 by Bangkok slum dwellers to help Bangkok slum dwellers.
  

• Flamme der Hoffnung - Seit 1999 gibt es auch in Deutschland einen Förderverein, der durch das Sammeln von Spenden die vielen Projekte der Duang Prateep Stiftung unterstützt, insbesondere das für gehörgeschädigte Kinder, die besondere Lernprogramme benötigen, um den selben Bildungsstand wie gesunde Kinder zu erreichen.

• Thailife - Homepage, nicht nur fuer Thailaender in Deutschland. Hier finden Sie immer gute Informationen und aktuelle Termine. Ebenso Hilfsprojekte fuer Thailand. In englisch, thai und deutsch.
• School for Life: Kein Projekt des engagierten Buddhismus, aber sicher empfehlenswert