The Father Ray Foundation introduced the “1479 App
Hotline for the Disabled” to provide information about rights, jobs, education,
news and other information.
Jetsada Homklin
Disabled Thais looking to find jobs and learn about human rights and
education can now say “there’s an app for that.”
The Father Ray Foundation Nov. 14 rolled out a smartphone application serving as
a front-end for its 1479 telephone hotline. Rev. Michael Picharn Jaiseri, vice
president of Father Ray Foundation and Pattaya City Councilman Rattanachai
Sutidechanai debuted the app developed by RIS at the Redemptorist School for
Persons with Disabilities.
Jaiseri said the “1479 App Hotline for the Disabled” will provide another avenue
of service from the foundation to publicize news about development of the
disabled and those who are interested. The app will provide information about
rights, jobs, education, news and other information.
New features exclusive to the software will be a Q&A function and registration
for volunteer activities.
