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 ...
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 ...
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 ...
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 - ...
Linklaters’ mentorship teach problem-solving skills integral for success To help build employability skills, ISF’s Education Programme has partnered with Linklaters, a leading global law firm, to provide mentorship and career counselling to university students enrolled in our Employment Programme. Every month, students virtually meet one-on-one with a Linklaters mentor and ...
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 Cambodia and AIA Cambodia reschedule Youth League Opening to February 2022. AIA - ISF Youth League is Cambodia’s largest grassroots football league - offering youth from underprivileged backgrounds the opportunity to play football in a safe environment. Dedicated to alleviating poverty through equitable access to education, healthcare, and sport, ...
ISF Cambodia and AIA Cambodia host AIA - ISF Youth League Opening in Phnom Penh. On Sunday, 6 February, AIA Cambodia CEO Mr Andrew Loh and ISF Country Manager Ms Vicheka Chourp stood before 450 beaming faces. In Cambodia, opportunities to participate in organised competitive sports are rare. AIA ...
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, ...
