Student home · school access · Northern Thailand
A dependable place to live while reaching secondary school
Baan Prasiri connects life in the mountain villages with access to secondary school in the valley. Original material, clear roles and sourced project facts show how the home is run and supported.
At a glance, with evidence
- What this is about
- A student home for young people who travel from mountain villages to attend secondary school in the valley.
- Who is involved
- Dan and Susan run the home on site; Stefan accompanies the project and helps people connect.
- Area
- The Chom Thong area of Chiang Mai — intentionally without the home's precise coordinates.
- Status
- Project status as of 21 September 2026.
- Source basis
- Project records, direct project approvals and reviewed original material.
- Claim boundary
- No current resident count, invented fundraising total or estimated impact.
Student home · school access · Northern Thailand
Not a campaign image, but a specific everyday reality
Dan and Susan run the student home on site. Stefan Kluth has accompanied the project for years. This website separates the story, daily work, external support route and documented technical contributions into focused pages.
Student home
Between a mountain village and secondary school
Young people who continue school in the valley need a dependable place to stay there. Baan Prasiri provides that practical bridge: accommodation, care, maintenance and continued ties to their families.
Between a mountain village and secondary school
Why Baan Prasiri is needed, how it supports access to secondary school and which everyday tasks keep the home dependable.
02Dan holds the everyday work together
Dan keeps Baan Prasiri working day by day. This page describes his role, his work and the clear boundary between the student home and his private house.
03From a road through the mountains to a dependable place to stay
A short, reviewed original film of the mountain area and a sourced timeline explain how Baan Prasiri began.
Reviewed original material
Three original images, three verifiable statements
The photographs show the mountain area and working and supply areas. They do not show Dan or Susan and are not presented as portraits.
