1. Promote the project wheel-go-round and introduce its website and mobile application which have useful information, and people can also share information about facilities in each place to other wheelchair users.
2. Organize an activity at Madame Tussaud’s Bangkok museum where wheelchair users can access, and children can participate an activity out of their homes. In addition, this is also the way for us to create a community for wheelchair users.
3. Give awards and souvenirs to participants to create good relationships and urge them to participate activities outside of their homes.

The Family Rally activity opened an opportunity for participants to find answers to get prizes.

Earlier, we, Wheel-go-round, organized an activity “We Wheel Watch a Movie @ Mega Cineplex” for wheelchair users to watch a movie at Mega Bangna and also organized “Family Rally @ Museum Siam”, a mini rally game at the Siam Museum. As a result, we got a lot of good feedbacks from participants who attended both events that gave us great comfort to keep going.
For more information www.wheelgoround.in.th/events.html

Participants jointly searched for answers and sent it on LINE.

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www.facebook.com/wheelgoround  or www.wheelgoround.in.th

1. Ms. Lipda Jaruthien
2. Ms. Petra Rimchala
3. Ms. Promporn Pensiripun
4. Ms. Nantarat Sirasutthirat
5. Mr. Natavudhi Vachareeyanukul

We are a group of MBA students at Thammasat Business School, Bangkok, Thailand, who share a common vision to see wheelchair users enjoying life outside of their house as freely as everyone else. “wheel-go-round” was founded to drive societal change by collecting and sharing information on accessibility of places; and finding sponsorship for organizing fun activities for wheelchair users to come together and engage in fun experience  outside of their usual environments.

Wheel-go-round staff and volunteers were taken a photo with winners from the Family Rally @ Museum Siam activity.

• Thai Health Promotion Foundation
• An Appropriate Environment for the Elderly and Disability Research Unit at Chulalongkorn University

* In order to cover the expense in system management, financial transaction and project evaluation, Taejai charges 10% of the fund to effectively make sure the donation is implemented as the goal refers.