Bangkok has launched a new initiative to address school violence and bullying, aiming to integrate the 'SoSafe' program into the city's education system. The plan includes assigning one counselor to each school to provide guidance and support. The effort is part of a broader strategy to improve student safety and well-being.
The project, announced by local authorities, involves collaboration with educational institutions and community organizations. Officials hope to reduce incidents of bullying and create a more supportive learning environment. The initiative is expected to begin in selected schools, with plans to expand citywide.
A key figure in the project, Mr. Sanan, emphasized the importance of early intervention and mentorship. He stated that the program aims to foster a culture of respect and safety within schools. The initiative reflects growing concerns over student mental health and the need for proactive measures.
The city's education department is currently finalizing the details of the program, including training for counselors and resources for schools. The goal is to ensure that every student has access to support and guidance, promoting a safer and more inclusive educational environment.
