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 ...
Phnom Penh Crown Football Club top the league when it comes to giving back There aren’t many positive things to be said about a pandemic, but one is that friendships can become stronger as people – and organisations – step up to support each other in the time of need. That’s ...
Looking back on a year unlike any other ISF has just launched our latest Impact Report to share the highs and lows of 2020. No one could have imagined what the year would turn out to be. It was a difficult time full of challenges and disruptions for everyone. Like many organisations ...
New school closures, but the same old determination to keep our students educated It’s been a time of fresh challenges for Cambodia and ISF. After a year where the country was spared the worst health impacts of COVID-19, the last two months has unfortunately seen a surge in cases and – tragically ...
Former ISF students Nita discusses gender equality in sport this International Women’s Day This International Women’s Day, we are celebrating the inspiring women and girls in our programmes and the incredible feats they have overcome in their lives. To nurture the next generation of female superstars, we have set ourselves the ambitious ...
Channy Finds Fulfilment in ISF's All-Abilities Programme ISF Cambodia's Sport For All Abilities project is designed to be a safe haven where those with disabilities and lifelong illness can enjoy community building through sport. For us, providing and advocating for care for those stigmatised by society should be universal. Unfortunately, sometimes marginalised ...
ISF Nurses Work Selflessly in Times of COVID-19 Without a doubt, healthcare was 2020's hot topic. Coronavirus exposed gaping holes in healthcare systems globally, especially when it came to access for the impoverished. With the pandemic ravaging poor and marginalised communities like those we serve, it was imperative that ISF expanded our ...
AIA-ISF Youth League Makes a Splash in Battambang As the sun rose over a tropical backdrop, 40 football teams and their supporters gathered at Visal Club in Battambang province. While excitement was crackling in the air, the queue to have everyone's temperature taken was an orderly one. For many of the youth ...
Sreynuth Uses Football to Challenge Gender Stereotypes Sreynuth's love of sports came early. Growing up in a rural area not far from Siem Reap, she started playing informal football matches at a very young age. She was also driven to gain an education. Her dedication paid off. The 19-year-old became the first ...
ISF Education Programme 2020 Year in Review It's finally 2021, 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 ...
ISF Football Programme 2020 Year in Review 2020 required a tremendous demonstration of flexibility and perseverance for ISF's Football Programme team. Like every other sports education programme, our operations were hit hard by the global pandemic. But when faced with the seemingly impossible challenges of restrictions on travel and gatherings, our committed team ...
How ISF Made 2020 Our Greenest Year Ever ISF Cambodia's mission is to help lift children out of poverty with a mix of education, healthcare, and access to sport. But that is not our only strategy to help create a better world. We are also committed to improving our community through environmental ...
