It was only a few minutes drive from the Prem Center, so Alan decided to spend some time with the girls. The home was a small rented house on a very small section surrounded by houses and small businesses. Alan could quickly see that while the girls were obviously much safer and happier at the Le Refuge home, they needed sustainable support in the way of goods and services. The girls had nowhere to go, to run or play. It offers international education at primary and secondary school levels boarding and day school for students in Thailand and the Asia Pacific region.
Students are from many countries worldwide.
When Alan went back to the Prem Center and approached the management of the Prem Center about helping the Le Refuge home, permission was immediately granted. The management allow the girls to use the Prem Center Campus occasionally for their leisure. Gradually, Alan Solomon, who is a Manager of the Happy Elephant himself, helps to raise awareness of the plight of the Le Refuge girls among overseas visiting schools students to the Prem Center and their parents, school groups and local communities. Singapore annual fund raising schedule. Other support has come from the Overseas Family School in Singapore as well as the individual teachers at both these schools.