Mae Gone orphange, Northern Thailand

CH URC supports the Suk Jai children’s home in the village of Mai Gone,

near the city of Chiang Mai, Northern Thailand. 

 The Rev Abel Sairattanyu and his wife run 6~7 Christian churches, and the orphanage, in the Golden Triangle border area with Myanmar (Burma) infamous for opium production.  The diffuse mountainous area is the stronghold of six culturally distinct peoples – the Karen, Hmong, Mien, Lahu, Akha and Lisu – struggling to maintain the integrity of their beliefs and way of life whilst shunned by both Burma and the western orientated government in Thailand.

The 6 tribes

 Please click on the links below to find out about the orphanage.

Started in kiddergarden, now graduated as nurses

Newsletter october 2023

Newsletter May 2023

Newsletter March 2023 R

Newsletter June 2022

Newsletter March 2022

Newsletter November 2020

Newsletter January 2020

THAILAND GOSPEL NEWS June 2019 E

Mar 2019 short report

Newsletter November 2018

Newsletter Febuary 2018 S

Newsletter June 2017

water storage project

Newsletter Dec 2016

News from the Churches and orphanage july 16

Newsletter August 2015

Newsletter March 2015 B

Newsletter November 2014 P

Newsletter July 2014

Newsletter Feb14

Newsletter October 2013 S

Click on the boxes above to read past news reports from Rev Abel in Mae Gone – Adobe PDF File

Then in August 2005, 4 of our church members Drs. Stephen and Karen Huang along with Alison and Bernie Stevens travelled to Mae Gone as part of a Medical Mission to assist with the work of the orphanage. 

 map – Chiang Mai

In late 2003 one of our members Mr Bill Davies and his wife Wantana travelled within Thailand to see the work being carried out at Mae Gone – to see his  report of the trip click here –

Mae Gone_Bill Davies

In 2003 we decided that one of our fund raising charities should be in support of an orphanage project at Mae Gone in the northern mountains of Thailand.