Ratchaboot Village, Thailand

For forty years, the Lahu people have watched progress stop at their doorstep. From their homes near Srilanna National Park, they see neighbors enjoy clean water, paved roads, and reliable electricity—modern necessities that remain just beyond reach for their overlooked community.

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For forty years, the Lahu people have watched progress stop at their doorstep. From their homes in the foothills of Srilanna National Park, they can see their neighbors enjoy clean running water, paved roads, and reliable electricity – modern necessities that remain just out of reach for their overlooked community.

But these resilient families refuse to be defined by what they lack. Instead, they’ve come together with a powerful vision for their future and the determination to make it happen. What’s missing isn’t will or wisdom – it’s the resources to bridge the gap between dreams and reality.

Your gift can help end forty years of waiting. Together, we can bring clean drinking water that meets World Health Organization standards, create new opportunities for families to earn sustainable incomes, and help this community protect the beautiful natural environment they call home.

These aren’t just infrastructure projects – they’re investments in a community that has waited far too long for their chance to thrive. With your help, this generation of Lahu children won’t have to watch progress pass them by.

Will you help this determined community finally receive the basic amenities they’ve waited decades to access?

Meet the Hiker Jason Skipper

Jason, a dedicated pastor with a passion for weightlifting and golf, has a deep heart for Thailand. He is taking on the Hike4Hope25 challenge to raise funds for Global Hope Network International and to experience the journey alongside a team. With his physical strength, leadership, and encouraging spirit, Jason is a supportive presence on the trail. A true team player, he is eager to take on the challenge of Mt. Kilimanjaro, embracing both the adventure and the camaraderie of the climb.

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