Thailand: Partners Open Free AIDS Treatment Clinic in Renowned AIDS Temple i...(ears AHF's Asia Pacific Bureau in close ...),Health

Date:8/30/2007

ears, AHF's Asia Pacific Bureau in close collaboration with the Provincial Health Department and the Dramaraksa Foundation will provide antiretroviral treatment, medical care and support services at the centers extending life and bringing hope for people living with HIV/AIDS," said Dr. Chinkholal Thangsing, Asia/Pacific Bureau Chief for AIDS Healthcare Foundation, the US' largest HIV/AIDS healthcare and prevention and education provider, which operates more than 40 free AIDS treatment clinics in the US, Africa, Latin America/Caribbean and Asia. "I would like to offer thanks not only to our partners, but also to Wora Booncherd, President of the Kasetsart University Alumni Association, USA and the Board of Directors and Oraphan Boonthong in Bangkok, for first introducing us to the Wat Phrabatnampo-Dramaraksa Foundation Hospice Care program, and for educating us as to the tremendous need for such treatment and compassionate care and support for people living with HIV/AIDS in Thailand."

"It is my honor to be here for the grand opening of the "Center of Hope" clinic under tripartite collaboration between the Lop Buri Provincial Government, AIDS Healthcare Foundation and Dramaraksa Foundation -- Wat Phrabatnampo," said Mr. Suwat Tantipat, Lop Buri Provincial Governor. "I feel pleased for Lop Buri people and HIV patients, as this project gives hope and supports the HIV patients just like its name, 'Center of Hope.' We need both knowledge and understanding in order to support HIV patients. I believe this project will give a better life quality to HIV patients and let them live a normal life once again. I, on behalf of Lop Buri Provincial Government, promise that if there is anything the Lop Buri Provincial Government could help with, we would help with our full strength immediately."

"This is a very good time for us to be here together for the grand opening of the ART 'Center of Hope,' The number of HIV patients has continued to rise and increase rapidly, and ma
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