Our Local Partners

With the support of like-minded and socially committed people and organizations we can fullfill our mission much better than without. By working in partnership, we improve our efficiency and effectiveness, and increase our impact on the future life of hill tribes.

We are grateful to all of our Partners!
We thank everyone who believes in our work and spends time, money, energy, and ideas in achieving our aims.

If you are interested in supporting us, learn more about the differerent opportunities to

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Rotary Club Chiang Mai Nord

The Rotary Club Chiang Mai Nord is a local network partner.

Rotary Club Phayao

The Rotary Club Phayao is a local network partner.

Living Water Center - NGO based in Thailand - helps us as a strategic local network partner.

Responsible Tourism Alliance

Responsible Tourism Alliance is based in Thailand and brings responsible tourism compliant businesses, special interest travel attractions, activity operators, and customers together in an alliance with aims and objectives. They provide marketing and promotional service for the Hot Coffee Guesthouse & Resort and the tours they offer.

ECHO (Thailand)

The European Commission’s Humanitarian Aid Office (ECHO) spends more than 500 million euros each year financing international humanitarian projects. It does not intervene directly, but rather works through numerous worldwide partners including UN agencies, the Red Cross and Red Crescent, and other NGOs. Its work in South East Asia is concentrated on a disaster preparedness programme (DIPECHO), dealing with the threats of floods, hurricanes, droughts, earthquakes, and hazes.

Hot Coffee Guesthouse & Resort

Hot Coffee Guesthouse & Resort offers either bed and breakfast for backpackers or is a fully functional resort for visitors who require some quiet, relaxing days, exploring the stunning nature without missing amneties of a resort. The income from Hot Coffee supports the Mae NaChorn Orphange directly behind the resort facilities.

Heifer (Thailand)

The first activity of Heifer Project International (Thailand) started in 1974, focused on marginalized ethnic minorities living in the mountainous regions of northern Thailand.