vulnerable communities

As northern Thailand faces renewed warnings for heavy rain and flooding, Kru Nam and the Not For Sale Thailand team are already delivering food and essential supplies to affected communities. The floods are creating urgent practical needs while also deepening the pressures facing children and families already vulnerable to poverty, displacement, statelessness and exploitation. This article examines what is happening now, why the risks extend beyond the immediate disaster, and how supporters can help Kru Nam and the Baan Kru Nam community respond.

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