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) - ...
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 ...
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 Life Skills Programme tackles plastic rubbish and pollution in their Stung Meanchey Community Clean-Up Day On the 17th Anniversary of the Coronation of King Norodom Sihamoni, ISF Cambodia (ISF) students from the Life Skills Programme and the Education Programme took the opportunity to conduct an environmental clean-up day in ...
