8 hours ago, The manic said:

 

Surely these interfering, NGO do gooders are insured by the reputable NGO that hired them. Or are they just interfering busy bodies?

Insured??? https://www.volunteerthailand.org/volunteer-insurance/

Insured is something other!!! Otherwise it don't want give this topic!!!

 It seems that she's got huge problems. What a tragic accident. 

 

   Australian teacher, 37, suffers 80 per cent burns after a horror cooking accident saw a pot of oil explode in her face at her home in Thailand.

 

Please google daily mail. 

 

 

 

 

   

On 4/18/2018 at 9:12 PM, pee paub said:

Then don’t donate, and thanks for informing us of your tenuous existence.

What an a$&hole comment informing us of your tenuous existence. Look in the mirror oh great one. 

On 4/18/2018 at 4:10 PM, terryp said:

hopefully her kindness gets repaid; but even working for a non-profit requires a work visa in thailand and normally they will provide medical insurance for all workers? ...non profit does not mean they take no money many of these get more than registered charity's

Hopefully the non-profit has provided Thai SS. It's their obligation but I'm afraid many don't bother.

On 4/20/2018 at 9:52 AM, Dazinoz said:

I don't know what language you are talking but makes no sense to me.

Too funny! I was about to suggest that it was close to English, but not close enough.

On 4/18/2018 at 7:51 PM, nausea said:

Another one, I'm not hard-hearted  but really? I've enough problems keeping my own thing going. 

No, you're hard hearted.

I've met many volunteers for NGO's who have paid to do their work and looked absolutely puzzled when I mentioned Work Permit and Health insurance.

 

Do they not do their homework?

 

But to suggest their friends and family are low-lifes or crooks, scum, whatever for setting up a Go-Fund-Me 

is equally puzzling to me. This is a last resort to get her out of trouble and it's what friends and family do...bond together to help someone out. Nothing wrong with social media money raising sites.

On 4/20/2018 at 2:39 AM, The manic said:

 

Surely these interfering, NGO do gooders are insured by the reputable NGO that hired them. Or are they just interfering busy bodies?

Most of them are naive college kids thinking they are doing something good and getting a Thai holiday.

Interfering NGO do gooders is a bit harsh.

I don't think they do their homework as to work permits and health coverage.