Welcome to the TATSA web-site. We hope you will find your visit to our site interesting and informative.

If you would like to see an some background information concerning TATSA, then please see the about TATSA page.

TATSA is one of the 18 association’s member of the Collective Humanitarian created in The Principality of Monaco beginning 2008 for the highness S.A.S Prince of Monaco fiftieth birthday. The Collective is in charge of children suffering of pathology that can’t be cured in the country of birth. Those children are welcome in The Principality of Monaco or in the proximity and are operated at the Cardiothoracic Centre or at Monaco’s CHPG. This operation is conducted with the support of the Department of the International Cooperation. 

www.cooperation-monaco.gouv.mc
 

Since September 14 2005, a group of friends have registered TATSA as an organisation in Monaco (no: 2005-470). For more details see the about TATSA page or visit the official site of Monaco's gouvernement, www.gouv.mc

Pierre Frolla, four times free-dive world champion is TATSA sponsor. Pierre is very implicated in the fight for children's rights and environment. He manages the Blue School at Monaco, he initiates children and adults to diving but also to understand and respect the underwater world.

www.ecolebleue-monaco.com

www.pierrefrolla.com

TATSA and Pierre Frolla are  organising every year the "Bain de Noel" in Monaco. Since 2005 HRH the Prince Albert II came to the "Bain de Noel" and was the first into the water followed by almost 40 participants. This is a mark of respect and solidarity towards the children that TATSA is caring for.

"With all my insipiration. Pierre Frolla".		"Thank for the young thais. Merry Christmas. Albert de Monaco".

          

Christmas Day, in Monte Carlo on the French Riviera, saw the second fund-raising event organised by the newly registered TATSA organisation in the Principality of Monaco. Some 40 people, including Prince Albert II, who was the first in the water, braved the wintry weather and plunged into the sea. The Prince said, "I heard that Pierre Frolla was organising the swim and yesterday I decided to take part in the event. It's mainly the cause that I liked, as well as the original approach to ask some brave people to swim!"

The event was a great success. Pierre Frolla, world champion free diver, wrote to Francoise Salti, one of TATSA's founders and managers in Thailand, that he would organise another and bigger swim event in 2006.

A collection taken from the swimmers and their supporters raised 770 Euros for TATSA.

TATSA thanks the ONG that bring their precio
- Croix-Rouge monégasque, www.croix-rouge.mc
- Amade Monaco, www.amade-monaco.org