Global Alms Incorporated

10/10/2026

ONE R**E EVERY 15 MINUTES. That was a historical estimate cited by the Thailand Institute of Justice—not a verified rate today. Behind that number are women who may be frightened of not being believed, of retaliation, or of what happens after they speak. Why do so many survivors of r**e and s*xual assault hesitate to report it? Give us your thoughts in the comments. Please don't share identifying details or personal stories that could put anyone at risk.

Garry Bradford
President
Global Alms Incorporated

08/10/2026

🚨 SHE ESCAPED. BUT CAN HE STILL FIND HER?

Imagine your daughter calling you in the middle of the night.

She's frightened. She's just escaped a violent relationship. She's finally somewhere safe.

But there's one problem.

The person she's escaping may still be monitoring the phone in her pocket.

Now imagine she's your wife. Your sister. Your granddaughter.

WHAT PHONE WOULD YOU GIVE HER?

At Global Alms Incorporated, we help women escaping domestic violence and exploitation along the Thailand–Myanmar border.

We're looking at two affordable phones:

📱 PHONE 1 — HMD 105 4G — approximately ฿990
A basic 4G phone for calls and text messages, without ordinary smartphone apps.

📱 PHONE 2 — Redmi A5 — from approximately ฿2,299
A smartphone with internet access, messaging apps and more ways to communicate, but requiring careful privacy setup.

Both need an independent, legally registered SIM and appropriate safety checks.

❤️ IF THIS WERE SOMEONE YOU LOVED, WHICH WOULD YOU CHOOSE?

PHONE 1 or PHONE 2? And most importantly, WHY?

We're exploring a programme that could provide phones to women who need safer communication after escaping violence.

It might start with ten phones. One day, it could be hundreds.

Because every woman deserves a way to call for help.

👇 Comment 1 or 2 below, and tell us your reason. Please share this post. Your answer could help us make better choices.

Global Alms Incorporated

Prices are indicative handset prices, excluding SIMs and credit. Neither phone guarantees freedom from tracking.

08/10/2026

We are on our way back after visiting our client and checking in on her and her baby. She is not doing very well at the moment, but we are doing our best to support her and make sure she and her baby are safe and cared for. 💛

Sometimes, being there, listening, and reminding someone that they are not alone can make a big difference. We will continue to walk alongside her and support her, one step at a time. 🌱

06/10/2026

During hospital check-ups, our team provides practical and emotional support, including translation assistance, communication with healthcare staff, and guidance throughout the appointment. We remain with our clients until their medical visit is completed, helping them feel safe, heard, and supported.

Our goal is not only to meet immediate needs, but also to help each client navigate difficult moments with dignity, confidence, and care.

29/09/2026

This is what the heavy rain can do outside our emergency centres in Mae Sot.

And with the rain back again, we know it will not take long before we are dealing with this all over again.

A couple of weeks ago, the team cleaned the whole area, washed it down, sprayed it and got it safe again.

We are just trying to keep the area clean, safe and less slippery for our staff and the people who come to us for help.

Our target is 7,500 THB.

That will cover two clean-ups and some practical work to help keep water away from the doors.

If you would like to help, donate to Projects and mark it:

RAIN

https://www.globalalms.com/join-us

We would really appreciate it.

29/09/2026

Global Alms Incorporated Business Manager, Winnie, and Intern Yamin are doing a vegetable and meat run to help prepare fresh and nutritious food for our clients staying at the Yes She Matters Emergency Shelter.

We are grateful for everyone who continues to support the work of Yes She Matters. Together, we can make sure that those who come to our shelter feel welcomed, cared for, and never alone. 💛

28/09/2026

Global Alms Incorporated Operations Manager, Yuki, and Intern Yamin are carefully organizing and managing the Yes She Matters items prepared for every new client who comes to our emergency shelter.

These essential items are prepared to help each new client feel welcomed, supported, and cared for from the moment they arrive. While these may seem like simple necessities, they can bring comfort, dignity, and a sense of safety during what may be a very difficult time in their lives.

Every woman matters. Every story matters. Every person deserves dignity, care, and support. 💜

17/09/2026

Global Alms Incorporated Operations Manager, Yuki, Case Advocate, Sila, and Intern, Yamin, visited one of our clients to check on her well-being and see how she and her children are doing.

During the visit, the team spent time listening to her experiences, concerns, and needs while offering encouragement and emotional support. Sometimes, a simple visit, a listening ear, and a few words of encouragement can mean so much to someone who is going through a difficult time.

For our clients, knowing that someone cares, remembers them, and is willing to stand beside them can bring comfort, strength, and hope. We believe that meaningful support is not always about big actions it can also be found in being present, listening with compassion, and reminding families that they are not alone.

16/09/2026