100 bicycles and repair shop at Cham Pey Primary School
100 vulnerable students at Cham Pey Primary School receive bicycles, together with a repair shop and maintenance training that keep the bikes on the road.
100 vulnerable students at Cham Pey Primary School receive bicycles, together with a repair shop and maintenance training that keep the bikes on the road.
10 laptops, tables and chairs and an LCD projector have given students at Boeung Chum Primary School access to essential technology for their education.
Computer labs at rural primary schools give grade 6 students hands-on digital skills – 65 students have completed courses in Word, Excel, PowerPoint and the internet.
42 bicycles distributed to students at two rural primary schools help children reach school safely and on time and reduce the risk of dropping out.
60 bicycles delivered to disadvantaged students at three rural primary schools help them reach school on time and stay in education.
Our scholarship programme covers school fees, daily essentials and soft skills training, helping vulnerable children stay in school and pursue a brighter future.
By combining scholarships with income-generating opportunities for families, this project helps children stay in school while strengthening household resilience and long-term self-sufficiency.
We are happy to share another meaningful milestone from our Bicycle Support Program. 18 bicycles have been delivered to a carefully selected cohort of disadvantaged students at Sophy Primary School, helping to remove a transportation barrier that once made the journey to school almost impossible, leading to high absentee rates. This obstacle has now been resolved for these keen learners.