Couple of days ago I' ve met a young lass who is pretty well educated.we are now chatting and I found out her parents don't support her at all. she is studying sustainable tourism but has to work at a massage shop besides her study to finance it she sleeps and lives at this massage shop.are there any organisations which can support her like a scholarship or a loan?

And no I don't mean some punters to take "care" of her nor it is my intention...just wanna help

but has to work at a massage shop ???

but has to work at a massage shop ???

Gerry expected more from you...she just work 3 h after university and on off days there...though any useful links???

Btw if she had the time for a full time job she would be employed by tomorrow within my company

There are student loan programs but understand her parents would need to assist with application

http://www.ktb.co.th/ktb/en/product-detail.aspx?product=CaNCI36%2BEYFx6iyByeqtuw%3D%3D

There are also scholarships, but understand a lot of them are through the university directly...

Would recommend her to check with her university for possible scholarships

http://studyinthailand.org/study_abroad_thailand_university/scholarship_Thailand.html

If she is 'well educated' or more importantly, she has good English language skills, she would be an good asset to many Westerner/tourism oriented businesses.

I'd start spreading the word about her to any pals/contacts you have in tourism oriented businesses where you live which should raise a bit of interest in employing her.

Have a care mind. 'Wanting to 'help' a young lass, especially if she is hot, can set the tongues of the tired, bored, jealous old men wagging and can lead to all manner of people 'reading between the lines' which can bring a heap of doo doo back on you as well meaning as you may be.....

Good luck and good on you for wanting to help. No doubt some of the bitter fools here will make sarky comments but that's just because most of them haven't spoken to a young lass they haven't had to buy a drink for in the best part of a decade.

There are student loan programs but understand her parents would need to assist with application

http://www.ktb.co.th/ktb/en/product-detail.aspx?product=CaNCI36%2BEYFx6iyByeqtuw%3D%3D

There are also scholarships, but understand a lot of them are through the university directly...

Would recommend her to check with her university for possible scholarships

Thanks mate- appreciated

http://studyinthailand.org/study_abroad_thailand_university/scholarship_Thailand.html