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 ...
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 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. 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 ...
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 ...
After dropping out in Grade 5, one ISF student celebrates his acceptance to study bioengineering at university. After extreme poverty forced LyEng out of Grade 5, he and his parents relocated to Phnom Penh’s Stung Meanchey, where they learned about ISF’s Education Programme. Enrolling in ISF’s Catch-Up Education Programme ...
How Linklaters Helps Change The Lives of Our Students ISF is a garden spot of education in the challenging Cambodian landscape, offering underprivileged kids and families many social services beyond reading and writing. That includes sport and coaching, literacy programs, healthcare and more — all changing lives for the ...
Life Skills Programme Presentation to ISF Students' Parents ISF underscored the life skills message in two meetings on 25 July and 29 July in Phnom Penh with a presentation, led by ISF’s Richard Dobbie, to 218 parents. The sessions raised awareness of the life skills project, promoted the long-term benefits ...
ISF Cambodia celebrates 15th birthday by being shortlisted for global honour NGO urges supporters to vote for it & donate for double the impact On 13th September, ISF Cambodia, the acclaimed sports and education NGO, celebrates its 15th birthday with a milestone achievement. It has become the first Cambodian ...
Community libraries provide disadvantaged families holistic support while promoting education Prior to retiring in February of 2021, Soung Ry spent her days at home, surrounded by shelves of books and the excited chatter of children, wonderstruck with the contents of each page. With ISF’s support, Ry had converted a ...
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 ...
How the COVID-19 pandemic has taught ISF students transferable skills for a digital world In celebration of the UN’s World Youth Skills Day, ISF would like to acknowledge the resilience and creativity of youth across the globe. This year’s theme, “Reimagining Youth Skills Post-Pandemic,” explores how young people have lived ...
