The event began with participants — children with mobility challenges (whom we call “champion children”) and their families — ascending the 344 steps to the top of Phu Khao Thong, supported by volunteers or “life changers,” who are judges, associate judges, court officials, and children who have received court orders. These supporters walked alongside them, offering encouragement and support throughout the journey. Along the way, participants paused to enjoy scenic views, ring bells, and capture memorable moments. At the summit, a symbolic “Creating Impressions” activity was held to mark their success, followed by the presentation of souvenirs to the children.
The group then listened to a Dharma talk delivered by Phra Mahanaphan Santibhaddho, Assistant Abbot of Wat Saket, who emphasized perseverance, patience, and resilience in the face of challenges. The session concluded with a prayer and the offering of robes to the sacred relics.




































