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30/09/2025

At SATI, we see kids who carry more than they should; stress, trauma, and the weight of uncertainty.
With care, support, and guidance, they can find their strength again. 💙

Your donation helps us give young people the mental health support, safe spaces, and confidence they need to move forward.
It’s not about changing the world overnight, it’s about changing a life, and that matters.

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28/08/2025

Thank you to Ford Philanthropy Ford Motor Company for partnering with SATI Foundation to empower youth through the Ford Youth Wellness: Youth Mental Health Empowerment and Support program.
With Ford’s support, we reached over 300 students in Rayong and Chonburi, bringing 3 workshops to each of the 6 schools under the theme of Anti-bullying. The program focused on 3 key areas: BODY, MIND, and SOCIAL.

✨ In BODY, students explored puberty, physical changes, and bodily autonomy, learning to value diversity in themselves and others.
✨ In MIND, they reflected on emotions and practiced healthy, respectful ways to express them, building empathy along the way.
✨ In SOCIAL, they faced the reality of bullying, talked about its impact, and found ways to respond and create schools where kindness can thrive.

We’re especially thankful to the Ford volunteers who joined with such care and attention. Every story of bullying reflects deeper issues in a child’s environment, which is why we believe bullying is not only a problem among children but a community and social challenge. When adults listen, engage, and are good role models of respect, students feel supported and seen.

Finally, thank you to every student who opened your hearts to learn and share with us 💙🤍

25/07/2025

As part of SATI’s commitment to providing holistic and sustainable support to the schools we partner with, we’re proud to share a recent initiative made possible by the generosity of a donor in our network.

During our needs assessment across northern partner schools, Wat Pa Tan School in Chiang Mai stood out. The school showed a strong understanding of the value of sustainable energy and demonstrated their ability to maintain and make the most of a solar power system over the long term. With 277 students and dedicated computer classes, they saw solar energy not just as a way to cut costs, but as a tool to redirect those savings toward improving student learning and well-being.

Thanks to donor support, a 40kW solar panel system has now been successfully installed. The school is expected to save approximately 20,000 baht each month on electricity, allowing those funds to be used for other essential student needs.

This project is a meaningful example of how thoughtful partnerships and forward-thinking schools can create long-term, sustainable impact for youth.

16/06/2025

“The only workout I usually get is whisking matcha, walking around the café, and lifting tables and chairs. I want to do a real sport. It has to be Muay Thai, because I’d rather punch and kick at the gym than in everyday life!”
– Bam, our Sati scholarship student and barista at Na Café Na Café at Bangkok 1899

Sometimes, life can feel overwhelming. There are days when emotions build up—pain, anger, confusion—and we don’t always know how to release them in a healthy way. For Bam, Muay Thai isn’t just a sport—it’s a lifeline. It’s the perfect balance between release and discipline. It’s not about being aggressive, but about finding control, confidence, and clarity through movement.

No other outlet has allowed her to channel everyday stress into something this empowering, this healing.

Thank you to Tiger Eye Martial Arts for making this space possible. You’re not just teaching Muay Thai, you’re giving young people the chance to feel strong, grounded, and truly seen.

22/05/2025

We’re thrilled to announce that we’ve received a grant from lululemon ! Thanks to the support from the Centre for Social Impact, Sati can keep building from the inside out. We’re proud to partner with lululemon who believes in the power of care — not just on the frontlines, but behind the scenes too.

07/05/2025

30/04/2025

Today, we introduced a new approach to help children recognize and understand their emotions. 🎬 Through a screening of Inside Out 2, the children created their own 'islands of personality' and reflected on how they might feel if important parts of their lives changed. By combining creativity and conversation, we opened a space for them to explore new emotions in a way that feels safe, relatable, and fun.

Kids are more capable than we think — they understand the complexity of emotions. They even got to choose the character they relate to most and learn how to manage their feelings with empathy and confidence. 🌟

21/04/2025

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21/04/2025

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07/04/2025

21/03/2025

Teachers work closely with students every day and navigate a wide range of challenges and individual differences. We held a teacher training session to support them and provide additional tools to better address these needs.

The most requested topic? “Understanding and supporting ADHD students”. Our team of psychologists led a discussion on what ADHD really is, how to support ADHD students alongside their peers, and how we, as knowledge providers, can offer the best guidance.

We hope teachers left the session with less stress and self-doubt, feeling more confident in the amazing work they do. We truly appreciate their dedication and look forward to hosting more teacher training sessions for more schools! 🏫

13/02/2025

First SATI Trip 2025. Same schools. Familiar faces. But no visit is ever the same.

Imagine growing up in a world where TikTok dances exist alongside century-old traditions. Where a viral trend feels just as normal as the practice of "marriage by kidnapping" in your community. This is the reality for many Hmong youth—navigating a world that blends the past and the present in ways we may never fully grasp.

S*x education, cyberbullying, and beyond—we teach what we believe will help. But who decides what’s best for them? Us? Research? The kids themselves? As much as we show up to educate, we also show up to learn. To question. To rethink.

A new year often comes with bigger goals and greater impact. But what if we choose a different starting point—deeper understanding? Because real change doesn’t happen when we assume we have all the answers. It happens when we truly open our minds, reflect, and allow ourselves to relearn—always.