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Community mural paintings and health expos utilizing young people in countries that restrict Christian outreach.

On the western border of Thailand lies a small acre of land that houses 26 children. Most of them are orphans from across the border in Burma who have lost their parents in the war, or are coming to go to school in Thailand

Austin and Lilyann Fuentes are returning to help the Nortons with the Sukhothai children's home in Thailand. On previous trips, the children captured their hearts and they are eager to invest in these kids' futures.

This is a home where poor kids from the mountains can stay and go to school. There are currently 25 children in total, 17 male and 8 female, and 4 adult caretakers. Some children are of the Lahu tribe, and some are of the Akha tribe. These children come from poor, divided, and drug-filled homes, homes that could not meet their basic needs and

The Norton family is running a children’s home for at-risk kids in Sukhothai, Thailand. This fund is for infrastructure needs such as new buildings, land development for a school, and vans for dependable transportation.

The Norton family runs a children’s home in Sukhothai, Thailand, providing a safe and loving place for at-risk children. This fund supports both the family’s living expenses and all costs associated with caring for the children and operating the home.

The need for a Christ-centered school for the children of Sukhothai Children' Home is great. Currently, they must attend the local state school.