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 ...
To bring sports opportunities to marginalised youth around Phnom Penh ISF Cambodia announces 2022’s fourth Community League opening On Sunday 2nd of October, ISF Community League kicked off its 2022 season. Held at ISF Sports Ground, this two-month League welcomed 350 youth athletes from across Phnom Penh. The ISF Community ...
Social Impact Training for Senior and Young Coaches in Siem Reap ISF knows from experience that changing Cambodia for the better, one child at a time, is a goal that transcends the classroom and lands on the football pitch. It starts with live, active, on-and-off-the-field training of football coaches — ...
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 - ...
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) - ...
ISF Cambodia's Football for All-Abilities Project provides equitable opportunity for Cambodia's stigmatised community. Throughout Cambodia, people with disabilities are often stigmatised and lack the same opportunities for education, training, sport, and employment as people without. As part of ISF Cambodia's (ISF) mission to reduce poverty, our Football Programme founded the ...
ISF's Employment Programme provides pathways out of poverty Waving goodbye to her coworkers, Dara joins the swarm of workers headed home for the day. Growing up, she recalls her family scavenging for food in the nearby sewage system. Now a Sales Officer at an international finance company in Phnom Penh, Dara ...
UN INTERNATIONAL DAY OF SIGN LANGUAGES Communication is a fundamental right that isn’t accessible to all. 21-year-old Rim Sophanna excitedly gestures to his friends. Tying his shoes and stepping out on the football pitch, he feels free from the isolation that oppresses nearly 61,000 people across Cambodia. Sophanna is deaf. However, ...
Our Football Programme inspires one young athlete to shatter the stereotypes surrounding disabled athletes Regardless of gender, race, or ability, ISF Cambodia advocates for and strives to provide opportunities for all marginalised children. Our All-Ability Football Programme is a one-of-a-kind programme that paves the way for disabled children who are ...
Vocational training transforms a set back into success for Lynha Despite failing her high school exams, student Lynha is on her way to an Associate Degree and a career in accounting thanks to ISF’s Employment Support. This project was designed in response to a growing need for Cambodian youth to learn vocational ...
The AIA-ISF Youth League builds friendships as well as fitness for Cambodia’s young players Thirteen-year-old Lim Piseth* is currently a grade 7 student in state school in Phnom Penh’s Stung Meanchey district. Coming from a severely disadvantaged background, Piseth grew up with little opportunity to receive an education or to play competitive ...
Football builds confidence among HIV positive players Savda* was just six years old when his parents passed away and he was taken in by an organisation that offered him shelter, food, an education and healthcare - which was of utmost importance as he is HIV positive. Currently in grade 11, Savda studies ...
