WHA Group, in collaboration with over 70 companies in WHA industrial estates, assisted students from low-income families in using education as a stepping stone to improve their quality of life and also their health and safety.

WHA understands the importance of art in brain and emotional development, and the lack of art teachers in the area. As a result, we organize an Art Camp at Hometown for primary schools in the Eastern Seaboard. Apart from practical and joyful art basics, Rayong history is also included in the program to cultivate love and pride in pupil’s hometown.

WHA provides fully paid four-year Scholarships and expense stipends to local secondary school graduates, allowing them the opportunity to study at universities and vocational colleges.

WHA joins the Supporting Community Enterprise in Map Ta Phut and Bann Chang Municipality Project, which aims to promote cooperation between IEAT, industrial estate developers and manufacturers under corporate social responsibility programs for the communities. Other activities include medical visits, practical know-how sharing to the locals, participating community activities, etc.

WHA Pan Gan, WHA GROUP’s Corporate Social Responsibilities initiative, is an online marketplace to help promote unique, locally-made products from community artisans and entrepreneurs around WHA Industrial Estates. Aiming to preserve local handicraft and specialty food products from the community.

Collaboration with WHA Group, SAIC Motor-CP Co., Ltd., and MG Sales (Thailand) Co., Ltd., Thailand’s MG car manufacturers and distributors. They signed an agreement to install five “MG Super Charge” electric vehicle charging stations in WHA industrial estates in the Eastern Area (EEC) and Saraburi Province.

WHA Saraburi Industrial Land (WHA SIL) and WHA Rayong Industrial Land (WHA RIL), together with their housed customers, have established a Community Relationship Committee.

WHA Group provides employees with training programs that are required by regulations in order to foster a thorough understanding and awareness of OHS practices.

The roads on the premises of industrial estates are used by a variety of stakeholders, which may cause traffic congestion or accidents. As a result, another key safety risk identified during the risk assessment process is road safety.