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Every contribution goes directly toward providing life-saving medical care for children in need.
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Donate to Make a Difference
Every donation goes directly to life-saving medical care. Transferring takes two minutes — here is exactly how.
1. Make your transfer
Transfer any amount to the foundation’s account. Donations from outside Thailand can use the SWIFT code.
Bank Transfer
Account Name: Be Well Medical Center Foundation
Bank: Kasikorn Bank
Account Number: 131-1-48292-7
SWIFT Code: KASITHBK
Email your transfer slip to [email protected] so we can match your gift to your name.
2. Tell us it’s on the way
Thai bank transfers reach us with only a bank reference on them — often we cannot tell who sent a gift, or which child it was meant for. Please take thirty seconds to tell us the amount in THB and how to reach you.
We will match your transfer, confirm we received it, and keep you updated on the child you helped.
Tell Us About Your TransferPrefer to give in person?
Cash and card donations are welcome at Be Well Medical Center, BelVida Estates, 68/317 Petchkasem Road, Hua Hin. If you have a question first, please contact us.
Your Support Helps
Children Currently in Need of Support
Nueve – Suspected brachial anomaly and cardiac septal defect
Age: 11 years old
Baby Nueve (Lawla), an 11-year-old Karen girl born on September 27, 2013, lives in Pala Oo Village, Hua Hin. She faces severe congenital challenges, including a suspected brachial anomaly and cardiac septal defect. Despite her cheerful spirit and determination, her condition requires urgent and specialized medical care.
Deadline: ASAP
Ocho – Bell's Palsy (initially suspected congenital cholesteatoma)
Age: 11 years old
Baby Ocho (Kanya), an 11-year-old Karen girl born on September 27, 2013, comes from Baan Huey Num Kao in Kanchanaburi province. Her family struggles to make ends meet with minimal farm income. Ocho's life took a challenging turn when she developed a right facial drop and other symptoms initially linked to a suspected congenital cholesteatoma.
Deadline: ASAP
Duo – Nephrotic Syndrome
Age: 7 years old
Baby Duo, a 7-year-old Karen boy born in April 2017 from Myanmar, is courageously battling Nephrotic Syndrome — a kidney disease characterized by the leakage of large amounts of protein into the urine. His symptoms included puffy face, swollen legs, fatigue, and difficulty urinating.
Your Support Brings Hope to Children in Need
Together, we can transform lives and give children the medical care they deserve.
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