The approach of the participation of the Graduated Buddhist volunteer Monks for hill tribe Development and the social welfare of the community on the high ground.

Abstract

This research aims to study the problem of community welfare on the high area, the role of the involvement of Graduated Buddhist volunteer Monks to develop hill tribes and suggesting the participation of Graduated Buddhist volunteer Monks. This research was a qualitative research, key - informants were the Graduated Buddhist volunteer Monks, village headman, village assistants, community committees and community representatives, research’s results showed that 1) The problem of community welfare on high ground communities was problematic : land in the forest reserve, destruction of natural resources, transportation, water use, debt, and lack of group integration, elder welfare, forest tribal management, community waste management, health. 2) The role of the Graduated Buddhist volunteer Monks in participating in community welfare management on the high ground showed that the Graduate Volunteers played a role in the mission, teaching morality, increasing the network, the patronage of the monks. Perform rituals and provide basic health education, promote sports activities, and educate natural resources and the environment. Raise awareness of the community's values and local wisdom. The establishment of rice banks and the promotion of youth in higher education and 3) suggestions for welfare participation the high-ranking community of The King's Volunteer scholars found that the Graduated Buddhist volunteer Monks should play a role: to spread Buddhist Dharma, train himself about the basics of first aid. Coordinate with community agencies Community Health Check-up, Coordination to educate you about waste disposal in the community Organic fertilizer from waste should be the originator of solar energy. To promote the community to preserve a good culture and tradition, and to be the originator of the idea of establishing a community learning center