Sf. Ana Association is a charitable and non-profit association accredited by Ministry of Labor, Family and Social Protection of Romania. Founded in 1996, Sf. Ana Association provide education, rehabilitation, integration, occupational therapy and social assistance for children suffering from severe mental disabilities in order to integrate in to the society.

 

With some support from the Royal Thai Embassy in Bucharest, the Association is able to organise some extra-curriculum activities for the children and teenagers with severe mental disabilities and their families. The latest activities were the Bran Educational Camp where children and teenagers who are beneficiaries of Ana Day Care Centre – a permanent project of Sf. Ana Association had a trip to Bran on 22 – 27 July 2012 in order to develop their social and daily-life skill. 

 

Note that the above-mentioned projects and supports are in line with the Royal Thai Government’s national agenda of human rights.  As a member of the Human Rights Council in  2010 – 2013 with newly elected representative of Thailand, Senator Monthian Buntan, becoming a committee of the United Nations Convention of the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (CRPD) for the term 2013 - 2016, Thailand is committed to advancing the cause of human rights at the national and international levels including  the equal status and basic rights such as health and education of persons with disabilities as well as continue to cooperate with all countries to promote and protect the rights of persons with disabilities in compliance with the relevant international instruments in the global arena.