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>>> CBEC / TAK, THAILAND
Skills to Care Opportunity to Grow Christian Bilingual Elderly Care School
Work that changes lives - for workers and elderly people in Thailand.
THE PURPOSE
One school two lives changed.
CBEC is being developed to equip vulnerable Christians for meaningful work in elderly care. Workers gain skills, confidence and a path toward self-support. Elderly people receive compassionate support that respects their dignity.
For workers
Practical skills, responsible work habits and the opportunity to support themselves and their families.
For elderly people
Care, companionship and encouragement from practitioners trained to serve with patience, respect and compassion.
THE CBEC JOURNEY
From prayer to a growing campus
01 Prayer - the project begins
02 Zoning the CBEC land
03 Drilling for water
04 The machines start work
THE TRAINING PATHWAY
Care skills character christian service
The planned training combines practical elderly-care skills with Bible teaching, personal development and preparation for working life.
Practical preparation
Care and hygiene, communication, responsibility and safe working habits - alongside language learning and personal finance.
A heart to serve
Biblical foundations, integrity and servant-hearted care shaped by the example of the Lord Jesus. Faith expressed through dependable, compassionate service.
THE LONGER-TERM VISION
Help build a school that can sustain itself
3-5 YEARS
Target for financial sustainability after opening
The aim is for recurring operating costs to be covered through an appropriate mix of training fees, care-related services and institutional cooperation. The model must remain accessible to the intended students.
05 The first pillars go up
06 Teachers' office under construction
07 Teachers' office ready
07 Teachers' office ready
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08 Preparing to build the school canteen
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09 Canteen under construction
A planning target, dependent on enrollment, demand, costs and a viable operating model.
WHY PARTNER NOW?
Turn a growing campus into lasting opportunity
Early partners help create the facilities and training capacity needed to launch the school. The goal is lasting benefit: workers able to earn a living, families strengthened and elderly people cared for with dignity.
Construction priorities
Classrooms, suitable campus fencing, and roads and walkways remain to be completed. Fund a defined component with an agreed scope, budget and reporting schedule.
BEYOND A FINANCIAL GIFT
Bring people, skills and long-term commitment
We welcome conversations with churches, Christian organizations, foundations, companies and other institutions about practical cooperation.
Future volunteers and care workers
Explore suitable placements as the program develops. Roles may support learning, practical service and mentoring, matched to skills, local needs and operational readiness.
Trainers and guest speakers
Contribute elderly-care expertise, language teaching, leadership, personal finance or professional skills. Discuss short visits, workshops and ongoing cooperation.
10 The canteen's metal frame
11 The canteen shell
12 Final canteen works
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13 Canteen ready
14 School toilets under construction
PROFESSIONAL AND COMPASSIONATE CARE
Good for elderly people good for society
The vision reaches beyond a qualification. CBEC aims to prepare people who bring reliable care, companionship, encouragement and respect to elderly people, while becoming responsible contributors to their communities.
Support beyond the classroom
The planned approach includes mentoring, discipleship, further professional learning and a network of practitioners who encourage one another.
15 School toilets ready
16 Meeting and prayer as work progresses
COOPERATION YOU CAN REVIEW
Shared goals clear responsibilities
Agree the activities, budget, responsibilities and reporting before work begins. Discuss project visits, appropriate progress photos and testimonies, and opportunities to follow the work over time.
Future volunteers and care workers
Explore suitable placements as the program develops. Roles may support learning, practical service and mentoring, matched to skills, local needs and operational readiness.
Trainers and guest speakers
Contribute elderly-care expertise, language teaching, leadership, personal finance or professional skills. Discuss short visits, workshops and ongoing cooperation.
Let's plan your CBEC partnership
17 The team behind the work
18 Classrooms still to be built
STILL NEEDED
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19 Campus fencing still needed
STILL NEEDED
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20 Roads and walkways still needed
We aim to answer routine enquiries within three working days, whenever possible.
Future roles are subject to program readiness, suitable qualifications and applicable local requirements.
STILL NEEDED
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