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Thai-Japanese Development Association (TJDA)

Thai-Japanese Development Association (TJDA) TJDA was established in April 2011 as an incorporated association in Bangkok, the capital of the Kingdom of Thailand, with authorization from the Ministry of the Interior of the Kingdom of Thailand.
The main objective of TJDA is to serve the community through mutual aid programs mainly for Japanese companies and people working for Japanese companies in Thailand.
It provides mutual relief against economic risks and unforeseen accidents, specifically, benefits for injury, illness, and death of members who become members of the association.

Philosophy of Mutual Aid

Mutual Aid （ Business ） means that members help each other against various risks that threaten our lives. Mutual aid （ is a form of mutual assistance ） where members help each other against various dangers that threaten our lives, with the help of directors, advisors, lawyers,
certified public accountants, etc. In addition, in the event of death ・ hospitalization, disaster ・ accident, or other unforeseen circumstances, the association provides mutual aid services, such as group insurance, with the monthly association dues paid by members as the cooperative's financial resource, in order to compensate members and their families for financial losses they may suffer and to stabilize their lives. In other words, it is a system in which the entire mutual aid association helps each other when one member is in trouble. Therefore, we ask our members to refrain from any selfish behavior by individuals, as it may hinder the management of the mutual aid association.
In addition, today, the concept of the mutual aid business has expanded beyond financial security to include a comprehensive plan to help members lead richer lives and to support all aspects of their lives, including member exchange and the enjoyment of common hobbies and interests. In addition, the Japanese Mutual Aid Association will actively contribute to social welfare by collecting donations in addition to association dues.