APCD Hosts Mongolian Parent Groups of Children with Disabilities for On-Site Study Visit, on 11th March 2024
APCD Hosts Mongolian Parent Groups of Children with Disabilities for On-Site Study Visit, on 11th March 2024

On 11th March 2024, the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) warmly welcomed a delegation of Mongolian Parent Groups of Children with Disabilities, organized by the Association of Parents with Differently-Abled Children (APDC). The visit is part of a week-long program running from 9th to 16th March 2024, taking place in Bangkok and Pattaya City, Chonburi Province, Thailand.

Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD, delivered the welcome remarks, setting the tone for an enriching exchange of knowledge and experiences. The primary goal of the program is to provide hands-on experiences for Mongolian participants, focusing on empowering individuals with disabilities, especially those with developmental disorders. Additionally, the visit aims to strengthen collaboration between APDC and APCD.

The program's objectives include sharing Thailand and APCD's best practices in supporting children with disabilities, empowering Mongolian parents with the knowledge and skills to advocate for their children's rights and inclusion, and fostering connections between Mongolian and Thai parent groups, as well as showcasing role models of individuals with disabilities.

The delegation consists of 13 mothers of children with disabilities, all recognized as influential female leaders in their communities.

The expected outcomes of the program are to enhance the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of Mongolian parents in supporting their children, equip them with the tools to advocate for their children's rights and strengthen collaborative partnerships between Mongolian and Thai parent groups.

This visit signifies a significant step towards promoting inclusivity and empowerment for children with disabilities, bridging the gap between communities in Mongolia and Thailand.

 

On 11th March 2024, the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) warmly welcomed a delegation of Mongolian Parent Groups of Children with Disabilities, organized by the Association of Parents with Differently-Abled Children (APDC). The visit is part of a week-long program running from 9th to 16th March 2024, taking place in Bangkok and Pattaya City, Chonburi Province, Thailand. Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD, delivered the welcome remarks, setting the tone for an enriching exchange of knowledge and experiences. The primary goal of the program is to provide hands-on experiences for Mongolian participants, focusing on empowering individuals with disabilities, especially those with developmental disorders. Additionally, the visit aims to strengthen collaboration between APDC and APCD. The program's objectives include sharing Thailand and APCD's best practices in supporting children with disabilities, empowering Mongolian parents with the knowledge and skills to advocate for their children's rights and inclusion, and fostering connections between Mongolian and Thai parent groups, as well as showcasing role models of individuals with disabilities. The delegation consists of 13 mothers of children with disabilities, all recognized as influential female leaders in their communities. The expected outcomes of the program are to enhance the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of Mongolian parents in supporting their children, equip them with the tools to advocate for their children's rights and strengthen collaborative partnerships between Mongolian and Thai parent groups. This visit signifies a significant step towards promoting inclusivity and empowerment for children with disabilities, bridging the gap between communities in Mongolia and Thailand.

On 11th March 2024, the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) warmly welcomed a delegation of Mongolian Parent Groups of Children with Disabilities, organized by the Association of Parents with Differently-Abled Children (APDC). The visit is part of a week-long program running from 9th to 16th March 2024, taking place in Bangkok and Pattaya City, Chonburi Province, Thailand. Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD, delivered the welcome remarks, setting the tone for an enriching exchange of knowledge and experiences. The primary goal of the program is to provide hands-on experiences for Mongolian participants, focusing on empowering individuals with disabilities, especially those with developmental disorders. Additionally, the visit aims to strengthen collaboration between APDC and APCD. The program's objectives include sharing Thailand and APCD's best practices in supporting children with disabilities, empowering Mongolian parents with the knowledge and skills to advocate for their children's rights and inclusion, and fostering connections between Mongolian and Thai parent groups, as well as showcasing role models of individuals with disabilities. The delegation consists of 13 mothers of children with disabilities, all recognized as influential female leaders in their communities. The expected outcomes of the program are to enhance the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of Mongolian parents in supporting their children, equip them with the tools to advocate for their children's rights and strengthen collaborative partnerships between Mongolian and Thai parent groups. This visit signifies a significant step towards promoting inclusivity and empowerment for children with disabilities, bridging the gap between communities in Mongolia and Thailand.

On 11th March 2024, the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) warmly welcomed a delegation of Mongolian Parent Groups of Children with Disabilities, organized by the Association of Parents with Differently-Abled Children (APDC). The visit is part of a week-long program running from 9th to 16th March 2024, taking place in Bangkok and Pattaya City, Chonburi Province, Thailand. Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD, delivered the welcome remarks, setting the tone for an enriching exchange of knowledge and experiences. The primary goal of the program is to provide hands-on experiences for Mongolian participants, focusing on empowering individuals with disabilities, especially those with developmental disorders. Additionally, the visit aims to strengthen collaboration between APDC and APCD. The program's objectives include sharing Thailand and APCD's best practices in supporting children with disabilities, empowering Mongolian parents with the knowledge and skills to advocate for their children's rights and inclusion, and fostering connections between Mongolian and Thai parent groups, as well as showcasing role models of individuals with disabilities. The delegation consists of 13 mothers of children with disabilities, all recognized as influential female leaders in their communities. The expected outcomes of the program are to enhance the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of Mongolian parents in supporting their children, equip them with the tools to advocate for their children's rights and strengthen collaborative partnerships between Mongolian and Thai parent groups. This visit signifies a significant step towards promoting inclusivity and empowerment for children with disabilities, bridging the gap between communities in Mongolia and Thailand.

On 11th March 2024, the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) warmly welcomed a delegation of Mongolian Parent Groups of Children with Disabilities, organized by the Association of Parents with Differently-Abled Children (APDC). The visit is part of a week-long program running from 9th to 16th March 2024, taking place in Bangkok and Pattaya City, Chonburi Province, Thailand. Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD, delivered the welcome remarks, setting the tone for an enriching exchange of knowledge and experiences. The primary goal of the program is to provide hands-on experiences for Mongolian participants, focusing on empowering individuals with disabilities, especially those with developmental disorders. Additionally, the visit aims to strengthen collaboration between APDC and APCD. The program's objectives include sharing Thailand and APCD's best practices in supporting children with disabilities, empowering Mongolian parents with the knowledge and skills to advocate for their children's rights and inclusion, and fostering connections between Mongolian and Thai parent groups, as well as showcasing role models of individuals with disabilities. The delegation consists of 13 mothers of children with disabilities, all recognized as influential female leaders in their communities. The expected outcomes of the program are to enhance the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of Mongolian parents in supporting their children, equip them with the tools to advocate for their children's rights and strengthen collaborative partnerships between Mongolian and Thai parent groups. This visit signifies a significant step towards promoting inclusivity and empowerment for children with disabilities, bridging the gap between communities in Mongolia and Thailand.

On 11th March 2024, the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) warmly welcomed a delegation of Mongolian Parent Groups of Children with Disabilities, organized by the Association of Parents with Differently-Abled Children (APDC). The visit is part of a week-long program running from 9th to 16th March 2024, taking place in Bangkok and Pattaya City, Chonburi Province, Thailand. Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD, delivered the welcome remarks, setting the tone for an enriching exchange of knowledge and experiences. The primary goal of the program is to provide hands-on experiences for Mongolian participants, focusing on empowering individuals with disabilities, especially those with developmental disorders. Additionally, the visit aims to strengthen collaboration between APDC and APCD. The program's objectives include sharing Thailand and APCD's best practices in supporting children with disabilities, empowering Mongolian parents with the knowledge and skills to advocate for their children's rights and inclusion, and fostering connections between Mongolian and Thai parent groups, as well as showcasing role models of individuals with disabilities. The delegation consists of 13 mothers of children with disabilities, all recognized as influential female leaders in their communities. The expected outcomes of the program are to enhance the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of Mongolian parents in supporting their children, equip them with the tools to advocate for their children's rights and strengthen collaborative partnerships between Mongolian and Thai parent groups. This visit signifies a significant step towards promoting inclusivity and empowerment for children with disabilities, bridging the gap between communities in Mongolia and Thailand.

On 11th March 2024, the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) warmly welcomed a delegation of Mongolian Parent Groups of Children with Disabilities, organized by the Association of Parents with Differently-Abled Children (APDC). The visit is part of a week-long program running from 9th to 16th March 2024, taking place in Bangkok and Pattaya City, Chonburi Province, Thailand. Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD, delivered the welcome remarks, setting the tone for an enriching exchange of knowledge and experiences. The primary goal of the program is to provide hands-on experiences for Mongolian participants, focusing on empowering individuals with disabilities, especially those with developmental disorders. Additionally, the visit aims to strengthen collaboration between APDC and APCD. The program's objectives include sharing Thailand and APCD's best practices in supporting children with disabilities, empowering Mongolian parents with the knowledge and skills to advocate for their children's rights and inclusion, and fostering connections between Mongolian and Thai parent groups, as well as showcasing role models of individuals with disabilities. The delegation consists of 13 mothers of children with disabilities, all recognized as influential female leaders in their communities. The expected outcomes of the program are to enhance the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of Mongolian parents in supporting their children, equip them with the tools to advocate for their children's rights and strengthen collaborative partnerships between Mongolian and Thai parent groups. This visit signifies a significant step towards promoting inclusivity and empowerment for children with disabilities, bridging the gap between communities in Mongolia and Thailand.

On 11th March 2024, the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) warmly welcomed a delegation of Mongolian Parent Groups of Children with Disabilities, organized by the Association of Parents with Differently-Abled Children (APDC). The visit is part of a week-long program running from 9th to 16th March 2024, taking place in Bangkok and Pattaya City, Chonburi Province, Thailand. Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD, delivered the welcome remarks, setting the tone for an enriching exchange of knowledge and experiences. The primary goal of the program is to provide hands-on experiences for Mongolian participants, focusing on empowering individuals with disabilities, especially those with developmental disorders. Additionally, the visit aims to strengthen collaboration between APDC and APCD. The program's objectives include sharing Thailand and APCD's best practices in supporting children with disabilities, empowering Mongolian parents with the knowledge and skills to advocate for their children's rights and inclusion, and fostering connections between Mongolian and Thai parent groups, as well as showcasing role models of individuals with disabilities. The delegation consists of 13 mothers of children with disabilities, all recognized as influential female leaders in their communities. The expected outcomes of the program are to enhance the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of Mongolian parents in supporting their children, equip them with the tools to advocate for their children's rights and strengthen collaborative partnerships between Mongolian and Thai parent groups. This visit signifies a significant step towards promoting inclusivity and empowerment for children with disabilities, bridging the gap between communities in Mongolia and Thailand.

On 11th March 2024, the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) warmly welcomed a delegation of Mongolian Parent Groups of Children with Disabilities, organized by the Association of Parents with Differently-Abled Children (APDC). The visit is part of a week-long program running from 9th to 16th March 2024, taking place in Bangkok and Pattaya City, Chonburi Province, Thailand. Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD, delivered the welcome remarks, setting the tone for an enriching exchange of knowledge and experiences. The primary goal of the program is to provide hands-on experiences for Mongolian participants, focusing on empowering individuals with disabilities, especially those with developmental disorders. Additionally, the visit aims to strengthen collaboration between APDC and APCD. The program's objectives include sharing Thailand and APCD's best practices in supporting children with disabilities, empowering Mongolian parents with the knowledge and skills to advocate for their children's rights and inclusion, and fostering connections between Mongolian and Thai parent groups, as well as showcasing role models of individuals with disabilities. The delegation consists of 13 mothers of children with disabilities, all recognized as influential female leaders in their communities. The expected outcomes of the program are to enhance the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of Mongolian parents in supporting their children, equip them with the tools to advocate for their children's rights and strengthen collaborative partnerships between Mongolian and Thai parent groups. This visit signifies a significant step towards promoting inclusivity and empowerment for children with disabilities, bridging the gap between communities in Mongolia and Thailand.

On 11th March 2024, the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) warmly welcomed a delegation of Mongolian Parent Groups of Children with Disabilities, organized by the Association of Parents with Differently-Abled Children (APDC). The visit is part of a week-long program running from 9th to 16th March 2024, taking place in Bangkok and Pattaya City, Chonburi Province, Thailand. Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD, delivered the welcome remarks, setting the tone for an enriching exchange of knowledge and experiences. The primary goal of the program is to provide hands-on experiences for Mongolian participants, focusing on empowering individuals with disabilities, especially those with developmental disorders. Additionally, the visit aims to strengthen collaboration between APDC and APCD. The program's objectives include sharing Thailand and APCD's best practices in supporting children with disabilities, empowering Mongolian parents with the knowledge and skills to advocate for their children's rights and inclusion, and fostering connections between Mongolian and Thai parent groups, as well as showcasing role models of individuals with disabilities. The delegation consists of 13 mothers of children with disabilities, all recognized as influential female leaders in their communities. The expected outcomes of the program are to enhance the knowledge, skills, and attitudes of Mongolian parents in supporting their children, equip them with the tools to advocate for their children's rights and strengthen collaborative partnerships between Mongolian and Thai parent groups. This visit signifies a significant step towards promoting inclusivity and empowerment for children with disabilities, bridging the gap between communities in Mongolia and Thailand.

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