The Food Initiative for April continues since the need for food supplementation in Chiang Mai province continues.

In March, the Food Initiative continued. The need for food supplementation in Chiang Mai province is not diminishing.

The need for food supplementation in Chiang Mai province is not diminishing. CMIRC continues the crusade fighting hunger.

CMIRC continues the crusade fighting hunger, raising 63,630 THB in December, and contributing 36 hours of volunteer time for December 2021.

In November, we supplied the Human Rights Development Foundation with 300 survival food packages.

CMIRC donated sufficient funding to provide each child with a hot lunch each school day for an entire year.

Since the beginning of the pandemic CMIRC has distributed food/meals valued at nearly 800,000 baht and our efforts continue.

Sadly, the North Gate Jazz Coop will not continue to be a food distribution point any longer due to cost.

These are challenging times for many people and these challenges require some innovation.

Gyms, movie theaters, spas, pools and massage parlours were closed and once again many local residents found themselves out of work.

CMIRC has led several initiatives to help alleviate hunger among those families who lost their incomes due to the collapse of tourism...

As part of our efforts to respond to the critical basic survival needs created by the economic collapse associated with the Covid19 pandemic