RHLS collaborates with Thai government agencies and partners to support Muay Thai rehabilitation programs within the prison system. Grounded in respect, honor, learning, and service, the program aims to rehabilitate prisoners, reintegrate them into society, and provide post-release opportunities. Muay Thai's discipline and focus are key to this innovative approach, setting a new standard for sports rehabilitation in corrections. RHLS is working to expand access to the program across Thailand's prisons, transforming prisoners' lives.

RHLS is deeply honored to be working in direct cooperation with the Department of Corrections, The Muay Thai Association, The Sport Authority of Thailand, and numerous other partners is providing comprehesensive support for Muay Thai Rehabilitation programs within Thailand's prison system.

We invite you to learn more about our innovative program, and encourage you to pursue your own Muay Thai journey of discovery and improvement.

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MOUSigning for the Correctional Thai Boxing M...

13 September 2022

RHLS HOLDING - Supporting boxing activities at the Rayong central prison

Supporting boxing activities at Rayong Central Prison

17 January 2025

Supporting boxing activities at Rayong Central Prison

11 Feb 2025

RHLS HOLDING - Supporting boxing activities at the Phuket Provincial Prison

Supporting boxing activities at Phuket Provincial Prison

14 Febuary 2025

RHLS HOLDING - Supporting boxing activities at the Ayutthaya Youth Correctional Institution

Supporting boxing activities at the Ayutthaya youth prison

20 Febuary 2025

Supporting boxing activities at the Ayutthaya youth prison

6 March 2025

Supporting boxing activities at Rayong Central Prison

12 March 2025

Supporting boxing activities at Rayong Central Prison

13 March 2025

Supporting boxing activities at Chon Buri Institution for Female Offenders

17 March 2025

MOU Signing Ceremony for the Correctional Thai Boxing Management Project to Elevate Standards to the International Level.

On Friday, September 13, 2024, at 09:00 AM, the Department of Corrections held a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) signing ceremony for the "Correctional Thai Boxing Management Project to Elevate Standards to the International Level." The ceremony was conducted between the Muay Thai Association Thai Heritage and RHLS Holding Company Limited.The ceremony was presided over by Mr. Yusin Chintapakorn, Vice minister of justice. Attendees included Mr. Chan Wachiradet, Deputy Director-General of the Department of Corrections (Development Division); Mr. Thanawit Chaiyanupong, President of the Muay Thai Association Thai Heritage; and RHLS Holding Company Limited, who all participated in the signing ceremony held at the Ayutthaya Youth Correctional Institution.This MOU signing reflects the implementation of the policy of Police Colonel Tawee Sodsong, Minister of Justice, to drive the Ministry of Justice towards an era of "Justice for All" or "Justice Leading the Nation," focusing on behavioral development. The initiative aims to enhance the efficiency of offender correction and rehabilitation. It also drives the implementation of a sustainable behavioral development process for inmates by developing various skills during their incarceration, aligning with the Department of Corrections’ eight-dimensional management policy, which supports the transformative goals of the Director-General of the Department of Corrections, Mr. Sahakarn Petchnerin.The Department of Corrections has partnered with the Muay Thai Association Thai Heritage and RHLS Holding Company Limited to elevate and develop Thai boxing skills among inmates to international standards. This initiative creates job and career opportunities for inmates interested in Thai boxing training, enabling them to pursue Thai boxing as a profession for a new beginning. It focuses on attitude adjustment, physical and mental development, and instilling discipline. Inmates with a passion and good technique in Thai boxing can potentially progress to higher-level boxing stages, providing an additional career option upon release.Our CEO made a special visit to a prison Muay Thai gym, showing our company's commitment to supporting rehabilitation through sports. We're honored to provide Muay Thai equipment to help these athletes continue their training.

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Supporting boxing activities at the Rayong central prison

On February 11, 2025, Mr. Kritsana Thipyachan, Commander of Rayong Central Prison, along with the prison's executive team, received support from Ms. Chonmanad Vahey of RHLS HOLDING Company. The company donated interlocking floor mats for Muay Thai boxing equipment to the "Muay Thai TO BE NUMBER ONE" club of Rayong Central Prison, Zone 5 Control Area. These mats are intended for use in Muay Thai training and to prevent accidents during practice sessions. Mr. Rojanasak Asaban, Head of Zone 5 Control Area, accepted the donation. Mr. Kitti KaewSaen, Head of Zone 5 Control Work, and Zone 5 staff oversaw the assembly of the interlocking floor mats.

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Supporting boxing activities at the Ayutthaya youth prison

On Thursday, February 20, 2025, Mr. Worachai Butdabut, Director of Ayutthaya youth prison, assigned Mr. Sarut Kulsivachaya, Director of the Inmate Development Division, to represent the center in receiving sports equipment and athletic shoes donated by Ms. Chonmanad Vahey of RHLS HOLDING Company. The equipment is intended for inmates to use in Muay Thai training within the Ayutthaya youth prison. Additionally, professional Muay Thai boxer, Avatar P.K. Saenchai Muay Thai Gym, participated in the training and provided encouragement to the inmates.

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Supporting boxing activities at the Ayutthaya youth prison

On Thursday, March 6, 2025, Mr. Worachai Butdabut, Director of the Ayutthaya youth prison, assigned Mr. Sarut Kulsivachaya, Director of the Inmate Development Division, to represent the center in receiving Muay Thai sports equipment. The equipment was donated by Ms. Chonmanad Vahey, representative of RHLS HOLDING Company Limited, along with Ms. Phorjai Saithongkham and Ms. Jittimaras Bakley from the International Federation of Muaythai Associations (IFMA). The equipment is intended for inmates to use in Muay Thai training and to prepare them for competitions, in accordance with the eight-dimensional policy, specifically dimension 5: enhancing and expanding education and vocational training.

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Supporting boxing activities at the Rayong central prison

On Friday, January 17, 2025, Mr. Kritsana Thipyachan, Commander of Rayong Central Prison, along with the prison's executive team, advisory committee members of the "To Be Number One" Club, and club leaders/volunteers, welcomed Ms. Chonmanad Vahey and Mr. Wirat Sudsa-ad from RHLS HOLDING Company. The representatives from RHLS HOLDING provided guidance and advice on the sport of boxing. The company expressed its commitment to supporting boxing activities at Rayong Central Prison, including providing equipment, trainers, and nutritional supplements for athletes.

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Supporting boxing activities at the Rayong central prison

On March 12, 2025, Mr. Kritsana Thipayachan, Prison Commander, assigned Mr. Pitak Saothonglang, Director of the Control Division, to facilitate the donation of Muay Thai sporting equipment, including hand targets, kicking targets, mouthguards, head guards, and shin guards, valued at 225,650 Baht, to the TO BE NUMBER ONE Muay Thai Club of Rayong Central Prison, Control Zone 5, by Ms. Cholmanat Wahey of RHLS HOLDING Company and the International Federation of Muay Thai Associations. This equipment will be used for Muay Thai sports training and to prevent injuries during training. Mr. Rojsak Arsaban, Head of Control Zone 5, and staff members of Control Zone 5 welcomed and facilitated the donation.

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Supporting boxing activities at the Rayong central prison

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Supporting boxing activities at Chon Buri Institution for Female Offenders

On Monday, March 17, 2025, Ms. Sukrita Petchnongchum, Director of Chon Buri Institution for Female Offenders, along with staff members welcomed Ms. Chonmanad Vahey from RHLS HOLDING who came to provide advice on boxing and visited the boxing ring to provide inmates with skills and a career in boxing.

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