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Chiang Mai company successfully launches its product on Indiegogo

Recharge is a Chiang Mai company that leads the world in red light therapy that stimulates the body's natural self-healing.

Handling Covid-19 cases in Chiang Mai

What to do and where to go if you think you have Covid-19

My father in a Chiang Mai care home: the right decision?

Dave Ring writes about his decision to put his father in a Chiang Mai care home specialising in Alzheimer's and dementia care despite an earlier promise.

Samaritans’ hotline burning over pandemic as the desperate contemplate suicide

Thailand’s suicide rates skyrocket over pandemic, says Samaritans Thailand

International Rotary Club raised 400k to feed the needy

Chiang Mai International Rotary Club raises over 400,000 baht to feed the needy

Church in Michigan donates masks to Chiang Mai’s needy

Small Michigan church donates Covid-19 masks to Chiang Mai’s needy during pandemic.

Cycling to support Thailand foundation Hands Across the Water

Australian-based charity Hands Across the Water, who help over 350 disadvantaged children and their communities in Thailand,

Anticipating the worst is bringing out the best: Chiang Mai foreign community is ready

Under discussion was a support system for the tens of thousands of expatriates living here, many of whom are vulnerable and may need support during these COVID-19

Helping Through Hair Cuts

Marcel Cantu reports on the work of Hair Aid, an organisation working give vocational hair dressing skills and qualifications.

Getting around Chiang Mai – the definitive guide

There are many ways of getting around Chiang Mai city (and many different coloured songtaews!) This page gives you all the information you need.

Air pollution damages skin and accelerates ageing process

Pollution is not just damaging our lungs and soul, it is also causing damage to the skin and one of Chiang Mai's top doctors explains.

The heart warming story of the Warm Heart Foundation

Meet Michael Shafer who gave up his US career to do something positive in the world. He's now working on helping us find a way out of our pollution problems.