Brighter Future Youth Group, a youth-led educational initiative, has joined hands with World Vision Foundation of Thailand to enhance learning opportunities for remote communities. Through their project “Lighting Up Learning for a Bright Future,” Brighter Future has donated over 1,400 educational books worth more than 200,000 baht to schools nationwide.
The donation was led by Brighter Future representatives, including Founder and President Mr. Vachiravich Phantratanamongkol from Bangkok Patana School. Ms. Chutchanok Trirattanavatin, Resource Development Director of World Vision Thailand, received the books at the foundation’s headquarters, highlighting how this support fosters access to quality education for children in remote areas.
Expressing her gratitude, Ms. Chutchanok shared, “This generous contribution reflects the group’s dedication to bridging educational gaps for disadvantaged children. Their collaboration brings hope and opportunity to underserved communities and showcases the impact of youth-led change.”
The donated books, including activity books in multiple languages, will serve young students across all four regions of Thailand, supporting a range of learning needs. Each book includes links and QR codes, granting access to Brighter Future’s online library, created by Mr. Phantratanamongkol, also known as Turbo, to reach children regardless of location.
Turbo shared his vision, saying, “Our goal is to create equal educational access, even in areas with limited resources. We hope to secure sustainable funding to continue these efforts.”
Alongside the World Vision partnership, Brighter Future collaborates with organizations like the Lutheran Christian Foundation and the Thai Red Cross Children’s Home, working toward education equality in Thailand and abroad. With books now available in local and international libraries, Brighter Future connects Thai children to resources worldwide.
Source: Bangkok Post
