Slaughter and May commitment to ISF Cambodia
Interview to Lisa Chung, Slaughter and May's Partner. What motivated your decision to specifically contribute to ISF’s Education Programme? At Slaughter and May, we strongly believe in championing a better way of doing business and ensuring we make a substantial and positive impact to the world. We use our skills and resources to help bridge ...
Overcoming Barriers: Yea Ravith’s Dream of Becoming an International Lawyer
Yea Ravith's story is one of dedication and dreams. Growing up in a community with limited access to education, he faced many challenges. Despite this, Ravith is now pursuing a bachelor's degree in International Law at the National University of Management, Cambodia. His journey shows the power of educational support and his determination to ...
ISF 2022 Year in Review
ISF 2022 Year in Review It’s finally 2023, and we’ve happily opened our doors for a new school year. While we are basking in the feeling of starting fresh, we can’t help but be proud of the accomplishments we made last year. As we come out of that genuinely extraordinary time, take ...
ISF State School Student’s Story, Srey Neat
ISF State School Student's Story, Srey Neat Srey Neat*, an 11-year-old girl, had never been to school before going to ISF in 2019. The goal then was to catch up with other children her age — which she did so well that she’s been able to transfer to a state ...
ISF’s Annual English Singing Contest
ISF's Annual English Singing Contest After the success of the latest years, finals of ISF’s Singing Contest 2022 were held on 7th October to showcase students’ talents, build their confidence and challenge themselves with English songs. This contest is part of our creative approach to teaching English: by singing songs, ...
A school dropout turned an ISF intern – Vatey’s Story
A school dropout turned ISF intern - Vatey's story Some ISF students don't stop with formal education after high school. Example: Vatey*, a 23-year-old who entered ISF in 2013. "Now, I'm doing first year of my studies at Human Resource University." It hasn't been easy. Vatey lives in central Phnom ...
How ISF’s Education Programme changes lives – Srey Roth’s story
How ISF's Education Programme changes lives - Srey Roth's story Like many Cambodian children, Srey Roth*, now 18, was uprooted from her native Prey Veng province when her parents emigrated to Phnom Penh, seeking better employment opportunities. Despite what they had hoped for, they could only find low-paid jobs and ...
AMCHAM and Khmer Times Give Marginalised Children a Second Chance at Education through ISF Cambodia’s Work.
AMCHAM and Khmer Times Give Marginalised Children a Second Chance at Education through ISF Cambodia’s Work. Phnom Penh, on September 21, 2022, American Chamber of Commerce in Cambodia (AMCHAM), led by Mr. Anthony Galliano, and Khmer Times donated US$ 5,000 and 20 bicycles to ISF Cambodia to support children in ...
Mobile Librarian’s Story – Rida
ISF Mobile Librarian’s Story - Rida Now 18 years old, Rida started going to ISF in 2013. It led to, among other good things, his first important work experience — as a mobile librarian, reaching out to his community and helping others to learn the fundamental skill of reading. Like ...
ISF Football Programme Update
ISF Football Programme’s expansion changes lives in Cambodia’s provinces Central to ISF’s belief is the power of sport in alleviating poverty. Equitable participation empowers genders, removes lines of inequality, and teaches valuable life skills such as sportsmanship, teamwork, and communication. However, in Cambodia, opportunities to play sports are rare - ...
An Update on Bunleng – University Graduate
ISF’s mission inspires the organisation’s first graduate to pay it forward. In January of 2022, ISF’s first high school graduate received his Bachelor of Tourism and Creation Management from the National Taiwan University. Inspired by his journey with ISF, he joined the team at Formosa Budding Hope Association (FBHA) - ...
International Youth Day
Food Security: How ISF supports the present and the future Adequate food and nutrition is a human right that not all have. This year’s United Nation’s International Youth Day, “Transforming Food Systems: Youth Innovation for Human and Planetary Health,” focuses on two key themes: how COVID-19 has impacted human nutrition ...
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Our home is in an old graveyard. When I was 8, I had to stop going to school, because I had to stay home and help my mother. I was so sad in my heart.
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