Project HOPE Thailand cooperated with PH-Japan Foundation (PHJ) and Fuculty of Medicine,
Chiangmai University provided great opportunities for pediatric patients in poor families. During
May and June 2007, operations have been successfully done with 12 children came from provinces
in northern region. All cost were supported by private donors in Japan through PHJ and Project
HOPE's Pediatric Cardiac Nursing Training Project. The 12 patients are:

1. Jeeraporn Phichityodpanom, 6 years old from Tak. Operated on May 9, 2007
2. Cholticha Panyamongkol, 7 years old from Chiang Mai. Operated on May 12, 2007
3. Manassada Panya, 1 year old from Chiang Mai. Operated on May 22, 2007
4. Peeradol Nortao, 2 years old from Phayao. Operated on May 26, 2007
5. Kanthima Sangchan, 10 years old from Chiang Mai. Operated on May 29, 2007
6. Rattanaporn Muangsatan, 1 year old from Phayao. Operated on June 2, 2007
7. Surapha Pongsarn, 2 years old from Chiang Mai. Operated on June 5, 2007
8. Warakorn Kongthongkai, 6 years old from Lumphun. Operated on June 9, 2007
9. Supanut Lheksing, 5 years old from Uttaradit. Operated on June 12, 2007
10. Tubtim Tapen, 5 years old from Chiang Rai. Operated on June 16, 2007
11. Pollawat Somchandra, 3 years old from Uttaradit. Operated on June 19, 2007
12. Sattawat Chuamuangparn, 3 years old from Chiang Rai. Operated on June 23, 2007

Since 2001, Project HOPE have cooperated with PHJ in providing financial support to 173 children in poor families throughout Thailand to have heart surgeries through Pediatric Cardiac Nursing Training
Project .

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