The organizers and participants pose together for a warm group photo to open CP World Day, filled with positive energy and happy hearts ready to share smiles.
Adorable sticker launch, everyone was excited to see the new LINE sticker set, happily given for free to all participants to spread joy and fun messages.
Mr. Watcharapol (Jieb) and Mr. Suriya (Por) act at a cheerful co-Master Ceremony
The event was full of laughter and good feelings with new two lovely radio program moderator, Khun Oui & Khun Am, as they both introduced the new radio program “Chat Near Noon.” The room was filled with smiles and laughter.
Regarding an inspiring talk session Assoc. Prof. Dr. Ronnapee Chaichaowarat shared his life experience, inspiring everyone to believe that “Wheelchairs can walk” — a true message of hope and possibility.
On October 6, 2025, the Foundation of Children with Disabilities (FCD) in cooperation with Bangkok Disabled Community hosted a special Facebook Live program to celebrate World Cerebral Palsy (CP) Day 2025. The event highlighted the strength, potential, power of love and achievements of individuals living with cerebral palsy in Thailand.
FCD invited Mr. Watcharapol Chuengcharoen, Chief of Networking & Collaboration at the Asia-Pacific Development Center on Disability (APCD) to act as co-MC alongside Mr. Suriya Somsrila, who lives with cerebral palsy and serves as a strong role model for people with disabilities and their families.
The live session aimed to raise public awareness about cerebral palsy and promote inclusion and equity participation. Mr. Watcharapol’s implementing activities’ experience in disability inclusion networking added value to the discussion, while Mr. Suriya’s personal perspective offered inspiration, challenges and hope to many viewers that are hybrid live session.
Together, they shared meaningful stories about empowerment, accessibility, and the importance of creating opportunities for people with disabilities to thrive. The program received positive feedback online, with many participants expressing admiration for the co-hosts’ teamwork and encouraging message.
This event reinforced FCD’s ongoing mission to support children and adults with disabilities, while APCD continues to drive collaboration and regional inclusion efforts. Both organizations remain committed to building a society where every person, regardless of ability, can live with dignity and opportunity.
