Osotspa has empowered those who used to be the breadwinners of their families before becoming disabled after serious illness or accidents to move forward with their lives by focusing on rebuilding their physical strength, mental well-being, and economic power through the "Life must go on" project. The Company collaborates with local networks, including local government organizations and public health agencies to carry out home renovations that match the needs of the disabled. Such renovations include installing handrails, new lavatories and wheelchair-friendly entrances. The Life must go on project also supports sustainable living for the disabled by promoting employment opportunities that enable them to earn an income and support their families. The project provides career support across three categories: organic farms, basketwork, and wooden furniture. The project also develops branding and marketing for each group. Products from the organic farms are sold under the "Kin Dee" brand, the baskets are sold under the "Handy" brand, while the furniture is sold under the "Yoo Dee" brand. The project also helps set up online shops to expand the markets of these products.
Osotspa Foundation awards scholarships to medical, pharmaceutical nursing and further granted scholarship to Faculty of Associated Medical Sciences in order to increase the number of local physical therapists who can support the Life must go on project. These scholarships allow recipients to support their communities by improving access to local healthcare and services.
