Access to education

Clean drinking water equipment at two primary schools gives nearly 2,000 students and 70 teachers access to safe water, improving health and school attendance.

Volunteers transformed the library at Tropeng Thom into a friendly reading space with 1,000 new books and six months of reading activities.

School gardens teach rural students life skills through growing organic vegetables, which they use to prepare their own meals.

60 bicycles delivered to disadvantaged students at three rural primary schools help them reach school on time and stay in education.

Monthly workshops and a community campaign across four villages empower 40 students with knowledge about early marriage, leadership and life skills.

A new football field at Wat Roka Primary School gives students a space to stay active and develop teamwork, discipline and leadership.

50 packages of school bags, uniforms and supplies help vulnerable children at two primary schools through almost an entire school year.

New toilets, urinals and handwashing stations combined with hygiene education have brought lasting hygiene improvements to 992 students and 45 teachers at five primary schools.

Our scholarship programme covers school fees, daily essentials and soft skills training, helping vulnerable children stay in school and pursue a brighter future.

A pilot income generation project helps a vulnerable family build a small pig farming business and a sustainable source of income.