Deputy Mayor Ms. Supinya Srithongkul led a vital Health Security Fund Committee meeting for Koh Samui, reviewing finances and planning impactful health initiatives for 2026. This commitment ensures transparent and effective health services, prioritizing community wellbeing with active participation.
Koh Samui City recently hosted a vibrant delegation from Nakhon Si Thammarat City Municipality for a study visit to share knowledge. It was an incredible day focused on boosting health security fund management skills and strengthening intercity ties!
We had an amazing day in Koh Samui hosting a vibrant study visit for Rawai Subdistrict Municipality, focusing on Health Security Fund management. This knowledge exchange, welcomed by Mrs. Natnoi Srisang, was all about boosting fund capabilities and building strong ties for a healthier community.
The Health Security Fund Training Program in Koh Samui, Thailand, began in 1980 to empower community clubs and government departments with financial assistance knowledge. Led by Mr. Duriyang Vasana, the program covered public health issues and project proposal techniques, leaving a lasting impact on the community’s health and welfare. 🌴📚🏥💪 CommunityHealth TrainingProgram KohSamui Thailand HealthEmpowerment
On September 12, 2023, at 9:00 a.m., a comprehensive training event focusing on the community health plan was held at the Phet Samui Conference Room, Koh Samui Municipality. Deputy Mayor of Koh Samui, Miss Supinya Sri Thongkul, presided over the opening ceremony, attended by heads of government agencies, lecturers, municipal officials, and 60 trainees.
On August 31, 2023, at 1:00 p.m., the National Health Security Fund Committee of Koh Samui Municipality held its 9th meeting of the year at the Mook Samui Meeting Room, Koh Samui Municipality Office. The meeting, presided over by Ms. Suphinya Sri Thongkul, Deputy Mayor of Koh Samui, saw the participation of various stakeholders, including municipal council members, heads of government departments, municipal employees, Fund Committee members, public health volunteers from villages (PHVs), representatives from Koh Samui Hospital, and community representatives.