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Kao Thailand teams up with 4 major organizations, Amata Corporation PCL, The Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand (IEAT), National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (NECTEC) and The Division of Vector-Borne Diseases (DVBD), Ministry of Public Health, launched the “Collaboration Project to reduce the spread of Dengue fever” where the project areas covered Nong Mai Daeng Sub-district, Don Hua Lor Sub-district, and Amata City Industrial Estate in Chonburi. The project aims to educate people on how to eliminate mosquito larvae which is the main carrier of dengue hemorrhagic fever.

Kao Thailand together with The Department of Disease Control, Ministry of Public Health and Takeda (Thailand) Co., Ltd. increases private-public cooperation with the launch of ASEAN Dengue Day 2022 under the theme ASEAN’s Resilience Against Dengue Amidst COVID-19 Pandemic: Harness Innovation to stop Dengue with support from private-public sectors; the Embassy of Japan in Thailand; the National Electronics and Computer Technology Center (NECTEC); the Industrial Estate Authority of Thailand; Amata Corporation Public Company Limited; the Dengue-Zero MOU; CP ALL Public Company Limited; and the Panyapiwat Institute of Management. This collaboration aims to build awareness and perception about dengue fever prevention in order to reduce the dengue fever cases and death in the future. In the event, presided over by Mr. Anutin Charnvirakul, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Public Health with total 600 participants joined both online and offline.

Kao participates the Jang Wan Khar Project, one of “The Mirror Foundation” projects which aims to solve social problems and the issue of homelessness by supporting products under several brands, including Magiclean, Attack, and Haiter throughout the year. This support aims to boost the project’s working team with products which can be used to clean public areas in Bangkok or when get hired for personal cleaning services. This effort can help create jobs for the homeless while helping alleviating the financial burden to the Mirror Foundation through the hiring of more target groups.

Dow Thailand Group together with Kao Industrial (Thailand) Co., Ltd. and World Vision Foundation of Thailand held ‘Reproductive Health’ workshop for 60 teenagers from Eastern Child Welfare Protection Home and Rayong Shelter for Children, by educating on how to use and eliminate sanitary pads correctly and enhancing comprehensive knowledge of menstruation. Kao Thailand also provided 500,000 pieces of Laurier sanitary pads worth of baht 406,250 to all teenagers throughout project in order to provide equal access. Moreover, teenagers were educated on the risks associated with sexually transmitted infections without unprotected sexual contact, the method of infections testing as well as the difference between AIDS and HIV symptoms to help teenagers understand and able to protect and cope with the risks by themselves properly.

Since Thailand has encountered the spread of COVID-19, Kao Thailand as a leading manufacturer of consumer products, has supported necessary products to hospitals, communities and organizations.

Kao Thailand has supported products to non-profit charity organizations and foundations whose mission is to provide our products to people who are in need of support.