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Phuket pushes stronger family networks through ‘Family Vaccine’ project

Phuket pushes stronger family networks through ‘Family Vaccine’ project

PHUKET: Phuket officials have launched a new initiative aimed at strengthening family relationships and social welfare networks across the island, with more than 220 participants joining the province’s ‘2026 Family Day, Family Assembly and Women’s Assembly’ event held earlier this week.


By The Phuket News

Sunday 17 May 2026 10:00 AM


 

The event, held at Wichit Municipality, was organised by the Phuket Provincial Social Development and Human Security Office in cooperation with Wichit Municipality under the ‘Family Vaccine’ project for the 2026 fiscal year.

Presiding over the event was Deputy Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Social Development and Human Security Kitti Intrakul, joined by Phuket Provincial Social Development and Human Security Chief Sukanya Pho-kaew and Wichit Deputy Mayor Wiset Sabaijit.

Participants included representatives from government agencies, the private sector, local administrative organisations, women’s and family networks, and volunteers.

Officials said the event was intended to promote stronger family institutions and encourage cooperation among agencies and community groups to improve quality of life across Phuket.

During the ceremony, plaques, certificates and bouquets were presented to families, individuals and organisations recognised for outstanding work in family development and social welfare.

The programme also featured discussions on the current situation facing women and families in Phuket, along with five group workshops covering issues including family relationships, domestic violence prevention, strengthening support networks, and promoting women’s rights and equality.

Speaking at the event, Mr Kitti said strong family institutions remain the foundation of a stable society.

He noted that warmth, understanding and mutual support within families help communities better cope with social change and emerging problems, while also thanking all sectors involved in advancing women’s welfare, family support and social development initiatives in Phuket.

Officials said the event forms part of wider efforts to drive Phuket towards becoming a province with stronger families and a more inclusive society “that leaves no one behind”.