OUR PRODUCTS
Meet JolliPals Weighted Plush Bears – your soft, snuggly forever friend. Lightly weighted and lavender-scented, they bring comfort to all ages, offering soothing support for PTSD, anxiety, or stress.
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Hugs with a purpose.
Emotional Support
JolliPals plushies are designed to feel like a warm hug, bringing comfort, companionship, and a smile whenever you need it most.
Stress Relief
The weighted JolliPals activates the body’s natural calming response, helping reduce stress and promote relaxation.
Soothing Scents
The JolliPals we gift are infused with natural lavender scents, creating a calming atmosphere that supports relaxation and emotional balance.
ABOUT JOLLIPALS
BORN TO BE A SOCIAL ENTERPRISE
PTSD AWARENESS
According to WHO, "an estimated 3.9% of the world population has had PTSD at some stage in their lives."
Every JolliPal is soft, weighted, and infused with, crafted to alleviate stress, soothe emotions, and become a lifelong companion for both children adults dealing with PTSD or mental health issues.
Globally, millions of children face PTSD, yet awareness and understanding of the condition within the Thai community remain limited. Our mission is to not only provide Jollipals to support children with PTSD but also to raise awareness in Thai society.
BUY ONE, GIVE ONE, CHANGE A LIFE
As a social enterprise, we were established to achieve our mission without depending on donations. Every JolliPal purchased helps fund our cause by delivering another bear to a in Thailand facing PTSD or, ensuring that comfort and care are provided to those who need it most.
SUPPORTING LOCAL COMMUNITIES
JolliPals are lovingly made with the help of local Thai artisans, giving them meaningful job opportunities while ensuring every bear is crafted with care and purpose.
ABOUT THE FOUNDER
I started JolliPals because of my love for stuffed animals and my determination to help children in Thailand who are struggling with PTSD. It’s a serious but often overlooked condition that can affect a child’s entire life, from the way they learn in school to how they build relationships and feel safe in the world.
JolliPals are made to be more than toys. Each one is weighted and lavender-scented, both proven in research to reduce stress and promote relaxation. The name comes from “jolly,” meaning happy, and “pal,” meaning friend, which is exactly what we want every JolliPal to be.
Priya Hirunchupong
SPREADING LOVE WITH JOLLIPALS
With every JolliPal you bring home, another is gifted to someone living with PTSD. Join us on our journey as we travel to schools, hospitals, and communities — spreading comfort, love, and a forever friend to those who need it most. Follow along and be part of the change, one hug at a time.
Wat Khao Phraya Sangkharam School
Visited children at the school in Lan Sak District, Uthai Thani, who were affected by a school bus accident from Bangkok last year. on 4 June 2025
Camillian Home for Children Living With Disabilities
8 Aug 2025
Visited children with disabilities who have been feeling discouraged and anxious.
Phra Mongkut Klao Hospital
6 January 2026
We donated JolliPals to children bravely fighting cancer as a source of comfort and encouragement in celebration of the upcoming Children’s Day on 10 January 2026
Zy movement foundation
On April 4, 2026
We had the chance to visit the Zy Movement Foundation, where we presented our JolliPals to Nong Singha and Nong NooDee, who were experiencing feelings of discouragement and anxiety due to their disability.
Recent activities: Spreading the love.
RAISING AWARENESS FOR PTSD
RIS Fun fair 2025
We took part in the Ruamrudee International Fun Fair, where we displayed and sold Jollipals plush toys, in addition to raising awareness of PTSD in the Ruamrudee community.
Partnership with the TEDxRIS Youth 2026 Event.
We have partnered with the TEDxRIS Youth organizer to use this event to raise awareness about PTSD among the audience of TEDxRIS Youth, which includes high school and middle school students, as well as elementary school students.
