APCD Visits the Bangkok School for the Blind and Shares Bread through the “PunPangPunBoon” Project

Picture 1: A group photo featuring Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD (far left), and representatives from the Bangkok School for the Blind (center) holding a "Pun Pang, Pun Boon" campaign sign, alongside Ms. Wilailekha Somprach, Manager of APCD 60+ Plus Projects (far right), holding a thank-you sign, with boxes of bread stacked in the background.

A group photo featuring Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD (far left), and representatives from the Bangkok School for the Blind (center) holding a "Pun Pang, Pun Boon" campaign sign, alongside Ms. Wilailekha Somprach, Manager of APCD 60+ Plus Projects (far right), holding a thank-you sign, with boxes of bread stacked in the background.

Picture 2: Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD, talking with representatives from the Bangkok School for the Blind.

Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD, talking with representatives from the Bangkok School for the Blind.

Picture 3: Ms. Wilailekha Somprach, Manager of APCD 60+ Plus Projects, showing cardboard boxes of freshly baked, individually wrapped breads for donation.

Ms. Wilailekha Somprach, Manager of APCD 60+ Plus Projects, showing cardboard boxes of freshly baked, individually wrapped breads for donation.

Picture 4: Staff members from the Bangkok School for the Blind (left) and Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD (right) interact closely with a young student in a dining hall, with Ms. Wilailekha Somprach lean in to talk with the child seated across the table.

Staff members from the Bangkok School for the Blind (left) and Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD (right) interact closely with a young student in a dining hall, with Ms. Wilailekha Somprach lean in to talk with the child seated across the table.

Picture 5: Ms. Wilailekha Somprach (right) guides a visually impaired female student in a school uniform holding a white cane as she stands by cardboard boxes of fresh bread to receive her donation at the cafeteria table.

Ms. Wilailekha Somprach (right) guides a visually impaired female student in a school uniform holding a white cane as she stands by cardboard boxes of fresh bread to receive her donation at the cafeteria table.

Picture 6: Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD, distributes wrapped pieces of bread from donation boxes to students in the cafeteria.

Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD, distributes wrapped pieces of bread from donation boxes to students in the cafeteria.

APCD Visits the Bangkok School for the Blind

On 5 June 2026, Mr. Piroon Laismit, Executive Director of APCD, together with Ms. Wilailekha Somprach, Manager of APCD 60+ Plus Projects, visited the Bangkok School for the Blind and shared bread with students and staff.

The bread was provided through the “PunPangPunBoon” Project, which received generous support from donors from Hong Kong. Their contributions helped make this meaningful activity possible and reflected a shared commitment to supporting persons with disabilities and promoting social inclusion.

The visit provided an opportunity to engage with students and school personnel in a warm and welcoming environment. APCD was pleased to spend time with the school community and offer encouragement in support of students’ education and personal development.

APCD appreciates the opportunity to collaborate with organizations dedicated to improving the quality of life of persons with disabilities and remains committed to promoting inclusion and equal opportunities for all.

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