"WORKING
TOGETHER
FOR A
BETTER
CAMBODIA"
Path4Teens Training, March 2010
Nancy Lee taugh her first class to 50 9th graders at Rongko high school. You can find the documented film on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rl8wN5VvVR0
May-2013, Humanitarian Project
All it takes is a heart. The youth leadership students from Hun Sen Sereypheap High school (Kandal province) – Hun Sen Takmao High school(Kandal province) – Jeyvarakman Ti 7 High school (Kandal province) – Hun Sen Angsnoul High school (Kandal province) – Hun Sen Thnal Torteng (Kandal province) – Serey Sophorn High school (Banteay Meanchey province) – Somdach Ouv High school (Banteay Meanchey province) joined in to donate their old toys, clothes, school supplies, and other things to less fortunate children at an elementary school in Kandal province. We wanted to teach the youth you don’t have to be rich to help all it takes is a HEART.
Thanks to our devoted staffs such as Soum Molly, Sokh Sophorn, Dieng Nget,Mao Makara, Dan Ven, Sokdim Sar, Keo Sreypin, Sean Vuthy, Sean Vuthy, Po Phalla, teachers and staffs from all schools, volunteers and our children at the SF children center for making this program a great success.
Community Project
Our scholarship students with our children joined the youth leadership students to plant trees. Educating the younger generation the important of taking care of the environment. This is a great way of getting everyone involve and it’s what the 6th habit is all about, SYNERGIZE.
March Humanitarian Services
A group of graduated youth leadership training students formed their own group call “Tnot Khmer” conducted a day where they taught about 200 children the important of keeping clean and the proper way of washing hands to prevent diseases. The group was led by our outstanding staff Mao Makara. 160 backpacks were given to the children sewn by a group of disable ladies and all materials use for the backpacks are made in Cambodia. A great way to keep the economy in Cambodia spinning.
