Loi (left), head of
Jutamat Beauty School in Soi 16, Pattaya South, donates nearly 700 baht
to Sharon Greenhalgh, who is in charge of the Mercy Children’s Home, to
help with the cost of continuing construction.
Kids all over the world react strongly to anyone
attempting to change their appearance. For better or worse, positively
or negatively, getting a haircut can be a life altering experience, or
so it seems until you’re into your upper teens.
Jutamat Beauty School
students donate their time and skills to style new hair fashions for all
the Mercy Family.
Pattaya’s Mercy Center children are no different.
Loved, wanted, orphaned, rich, abused, poor, abandoned, misused - it’s
all the same when you’re in the chair... like Marmite or Vegemite, you
either love it or hate it!
This week, Jutamat Beauty School students went to the
Mercy Center’s new “Baan Khong Por” Children’s Home in Pong district of
Pattaya. They donated their time and skills to style new hair fashions
for all the Mercy Family.
Loi, head of Jutamat Beauty School in Soi 16, Pattaya
South, also donated nearly 700 baht to help with the cost of continuing
construction at Mercy Center’s “forever” home for the 20 children in
their care; and the 30 more high risk youngsters who will be joining the
Mercy Family over the next months.
The official opening of Baan Khong Por and
celebration of Mercy’s past and future decades of care for Pattaya’s
most needy is scheduled for the afternoon of Sunday 25 September.
In addition to the Mercy Children’s Home, the
Mercy/Pattaya Street Kids scholarship initiative provides funding to
enable over 220 students to attend school and the slum support project
provides basic foodstuffs and essentials for seventy families in
Pattaya’s poorest areas.
Show your care, please, by contacting 038 416 707 to
find out how you can help support Mercy Center projects. Email:
mercypattaya @gmail .com & visit: www.mercy pattaya.com
You’ll be glad you did!
The construction at the
new home is ongoing.
