Results / WAFCAT

Provided more than 4,000 assistive devices and 2,000 scholarships, 100 accessible toilets at schools and homes, a variety of seminars and training mostly in Thailand since 1999.
A survey was conducted in Thailand focusing on wheelchair recipients in 2014.

Better feelings and emotions	83%
Reduce the burden on parents and caretakers	78%
Sit for a longer time	76%
Move more freely	71%
Go to school	22%

More than 50% of the recipients in remote areas were unable to access any maintenance and repair services → The next challenge in Thailand