The foundation had earned many awards and recognition as follow:
- Vehicle given by The Princess Mother “Mobile Team Bus”
- Award given by HRH Princess Kanlayaniwattana “Volunteer Physicians Support”
- Award given by The Crown Prince “Outstanding Operating Unit in developing public health in remote areas”
- Award given by HRH Princess Mahachakrisirindhorn “Outstanding Operating Unit and Citizen of Thailand”
- Award given by HRH Princess Mahachakrisirindhorn “Model Citizen of Thailand”
Documents and Awards from the Foundation’s dedication
Document 1 Award given by HRH Princess Mahachakrisirindhorn “Model Citizen of Thailand”
Document 2 Award given by The Crown Prince “Outstanding Chulalongkorn Physician, Community Medicine”
Document 3 Award given by The Princess Mother “Mobile Team Bus”
Document 4 Award given by The Crown Prince “Outstanding Operating Unit in developing public health in remote areas”
Document 5 Award given by HRH Princess Mahachakrisirindhorn “Outstanding Operating Unit and Citizen of Thailand”
Document 6 Award given by HRH Princess Kanlayaniwattana “Volunteer Physicians Support”
Document 7 Award given by The Crown Prince “Follow HM the King’s footsteps”
Document 8 “Thailand’s Outstanding Surgeon Award”, International College of Surgeons
Document 9 “Distinguished Award for Humanitarian Efforts” from American Academy of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery Foundation, Washington D.C., United States of America
Documents to certify the Foundation’s establishment
Document 10 License for establishment
Document 11 Permit for establishment
Documents to certify the Foundation’s activities
Document 12 Suwanabhumi Hospital, Suwanabhumi District, Roi-et Province
Document 13 Yuparat Chiangkong Hospital, Chiangkong District, Chiangrai Province
Document 14 Panare Hospital, Panare District, Pattani Province
Document 15 Thongphapoom Hospital, Thongphapoom District, Kanchanaburi Province
Document 16 Khemmarat Hospital, Khemmarat District, Ubonratchathani Province
Document 17 Fang Hospital, Fang District, Chiangmai Province
Document 18 Dankhuntod Hospital, Dankhuntod District, Nakornratchasima Province
Document 19 Banrai Hospital, Banrai District, Uthaithani Province
Document 20 Yuparat-Pua Hospital, Pua District, Nan Province
Document 21 Om-goi Hospital, Om-goi District, Chiangmai Province
Document 22 Gaenghangmaew Hospital, Gaenghangmaew District, Chantaburi Province
Document 23 Nongbualumpoo Hospital, Muang District, Nongbualumpoo Province
Document 24 Pratai Hospital, Pratai District, Nakornratchasima
Document 25 Maesai Hospital, Maesai District, Chaingrai Province
Document 26 Kuntung Hospital, Kuntung District, Trang Province
Document 27 Bangmulnak Hospital, Bangmulnak District, Phichit Province
Document 28 Piboonmungsaharn Hospital, Piboonmungsaharn District, Ubonratchathani Province
Document 29 Lampang Hospital, Muang District, Lampang Province
Document 30 Soongnern Hospital, Soongnern District, Nakornratchasima Province
Document 31 Yuparat-Thabo Hospital, Thabo District, Nongkhai Province
Document 32 Nakorn-nayok Hospital, Muang District, Nakorn-nayok Province
Document 33 Chiangkum Hospital, Chiangkum District, Chiangrai Province
Document 34 Mae-Sod Hospital, Mae-Sod District, Tak Province
Document 35 Banpang Hospital, Banpang District, Nakornpanom Province
Document 36 Bangkla Hospital, Bangkla District, Chacherngsao Province
Document 37 Yuparat-Sakaew Hospital, Muang District, Sakaew Province
Document 38 Yuparat-Dej-udom Hospital, Dej-udom District, Ubonratchathani
Document 39 Banpaew Hospital, Banpaew District, Samutsakorn Province
Document 40 Su-ngai-kolok Hospital, Su-ngai-kolok District, Narathiwat Province
Document 41 Bungkarn Hospital, Bungkarn District, Nongkhai Province
Document 42 Chaiyapoom Hospital, Muang District, Chaiyapoom Province
Document 43 List of 58 Hospitals in 30 Provinces that the Foundation had operated on physical examination and surgical treatment to honour HM the King’s 72nd Birthday, 1999
Document 44 List of 35 Hospitals across Thailand that the Foundation had operated on physical examination and surgical treatment, 1995-1998
Document 45 List of 133Hospitals across Thailand that the Foundation had operated on physical examination and surgical treatment, 1986-1993
Documents to confirm participation of the Foundation in Universities and Institutions
Document 46 The Thai Red Cross Society
Document 47 Prince of Songkhla University
Document 48 Chiangmai University
Document 49 Chulalongkorn University
Document 50 Ophthalmologists Association of Thailand
Document 51 National Institute of Otolaryngology, Rajavithi Hospital, Ministry of Public Health
Document 52 National Institute of Otolaryngology, Rajavithi Hospital, Ministry of Public Health, acting on behalf of Thai Government, operating in China, Myanmar, Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos and Bhutan
Document 53 Provincial Hospital Force, Ministry of Public Health
Document 54 School Hygiene Force, Ministry of Public Health
Detailed documents in co-operation with Ministry of Public Health in providing 600 “Mass Screening Audiometer” machines to all districts across Thailand. Between 1990 and 1993, we held 379 conferences to educate 6,578 health care officers from 6000 subdistricts, 407 districts across Thailand.
Document 55 Document and “Mass Screening Audiometer” that the Foundation had researched and produced in Thailand
Document 56 Document from Bangkok Post Newspaper regarding the activities of the Foundation
Documents to confirm the Foundation’s activities and participation both within Thailand and at International level, recognized and praised by various institutions as an example of an outstanding foundation to humanity
Document 57 Document from Asian Medical News (Jan 1981) regarding the activities of the Foundation
Document 58 Document from The Times of India Magazine (Oct 1983) regarding the participation in ear surgery of the Foundation in Indian rural areas, as an example to Indian physicians
Document 59 Praised document from United Nation Development Program (UNDP), United Nation (UN) in participation and demonstration of community service, as an example to India and Kenya Africa
Document 60 Document from Asian Medical News (Jan 1985) regarding the Mobile Team in Thailand teaching physicians from Africa
Document 61 Document from International Herald Tribune (July 1986) regarding the community service by physicians from the Foundation in 18 rural areas of Africa
Document 62 Document from the front page of Washington Post Newspaper (July 1986), “Thai Doctor’s Ear Safari”, praising the participation in ear surgery
Document 63 Praised document from Thai Embassy, Washington D.C., United States of America
Document 64 Document from Bangkok World Newspaper (August 1986)
Document 65 Document from Bangkok Post Newspaper (Feb 1989) regarding the Foundation’s participation in ear surgery for community service for patients in Laos, to strengthen the relationship between Thailand and Laos (as soon as Laos became liberalized)
Document 66 Document from The Bangladesh Observer Newspaper (Nov 1989) regarding the Foundation’s Mobile Team for people of Thailand and other countries
Document 67 Document from United Nation Development Program Bulletin (1989 No. 2), “Sharing New Techniques in Ear Surgery – Thai Doctor Saves Lives with Mobile Ear Clinic”, as an example to the world in helping patients with otitis media in rural areas
Document 68 Document from Eastern Asian Section, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, praising the Foundation’s successful project and operation in Laos and Vietnam (Danang and Ho-chimin)
Document 69 Document from the Prime Minister’s Secretarial Office, praised and supported the Foundation’s activities on behalf of Thai Government in Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar and Cambodia
Document 70 Document from IMPACT, UN’s project to prevent disabilities, to stimulate other countries to prevent deafness
Document 71 Document from World Health Forum, World Health Organization, “Ears to Hear”, described in details of the process of providing health care for people in rural areas of Thailand, to stimulate the medical society in developing countries worldwide and act as a model in action of the Foundation
Document 72 Document from Bulletin Vol. 13 No. 6, American Academy of Otolaryngology Head and Neck Surgery, describing the experiences in working for humanity with the Foundation
Document 73 Documentary made by United Nation, UNDP, focused on the activities of the Foundation in rural areas of Thailand, in English, French and Spanish, broadcasted in 120 countries worldwide
Document 74 Document from Banmuang Newspaper (30 August 1980), “Thousands showed up for free otitis media treatment in Narathiwat, Yala, Pattani”
Document 75 Document from Phayalae Newspaper (16 May 1983), “The Foundation to the rescue at Banloan, Chaiyapoom”
Document 76 Document from Daily News Newspaper (14 June 1985), “Thai ear doctor becomes famous in United Nation”
Document 77 Sakulthai magazine (15 December 1980), “Good day at Ging Mae Fah Luang”, The Princess Mother visited the Foundation’s activity
Document 78 Banmuang Newspaper (30 September 1995), “Ear surgery in 4 border countries to honour The Princess Mother”
Document 79 Thairath Newspaper (21 October 1995), news piece regarding the Foundation’s activity, “The Princess Mother’s greatness”
Document 80 Naewna Newspaper (30 August 1999), “My Life for Deaf Patients”
Document 81 Thairath Newspaper (13 December 1999), “Ear Doctors make history, perform 24 ear surgeries in one go to celebrate HM the King’s 72nd Birthday”
Document 82 Bangkok Post Newspaper (Nov 29, 1999), “Mobile EAR CAMP Performs 183 Free Surgeries In One Go”