Detailed Study on the Rehabilitation of the Orphans in the Deep South of Thailand

The research's goals are to: (1) explore the rehabilitation of orphans affected by violence in Thailand's Deep South; and (2) give guidance to the government and institutions on how to rehabilitate orphans impacted by violence in Thailand's Deep South. Since 2004, the number of orphans has been steadily growing as a result of the violence issue. The government has a programme of rehabilitating orphans who have been victims of violence by providing scholarships to help them recover from their mental injuries. Surveillance is a term used to describe the monitoring of individuals. The orphans have greater faith in civic society than in the government. Some argue that education, activities like as sports and music, and the duties of the family and family members are the most significant factors in caring for and rehabilitating orphans, and that religion should be used to conduct “social well-being” activities.