Southern Thailand, encompassing 14 provinces on the Malay Peninsula, is known for its stunning beaches, islands and diverse culture. However, since its transfer of sovereignty to Thailand’s suzerainty after the Bangkok Treaty in 1909, the region has been marred with chaos as the Malay Muslim community pushed for autonomy which will preserve their religion, culture, language, writing, education etc. Plus, the poverty rate has been traditionally high among the locals contributed by political differences being manipulated in education and employment affairs. Humanitarian relief efforts by NGOs have helped to relieve the hardships faced by the locals, providing them with platforms to improve their working skills as well as assisting their essential needs such as food, clothes, groceries and so on.