A lump sum donation of 800,000 baht (RM88,384) or 1 million bhat (RM110,480) pays for the right to live in this apartment developed and managed by the Thai Red Cross. Photo: Sawangkhanives
“It’s a new lifestyle for the Thai elderly who want to live independently and provides services from active living to assisted living,” said Dr Nart Fongsmut, board member of Sawangkhanives Home for the Elderly.
Dr Fongsmut said professors from Chulalongkorn University’s Architecture Faculty helped to develop the purpose-built elderly-friendly facilities.
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